Zeroing Curve

A discovery changed the destiny of mankind; a curve ran through the struggle of three generations. Scientist Gu Heng discovered room temperature superconductivity - electricity is almost free, and the world is boiling. But this discovery did not bring about equality. Instead, it was held in chains by capital: the city floated into the sky, the sky became a commodity, and 30 million people remained in the shadow of the ground. Gu Heng spent his life "pushing back a little bit" of the changes he had brought about, and returned the sky. Decades later, the lock fell again. The former oligarch Bai Qingya built a magnetic ejection system on the moon and monopolized space. Lin Yu, a young man from the suspended class, awakened under the inheritance of Gu Heng and Kuang Yifan, and used a pile of the cheapest conductive dust to break open the blockade - returning space. Eighty years later, the deep space transportation line to Mars and the asteroid belt was once again blocked by a giant group. The moon mining boy was involved in the deepest part of this monopoly and met the old man who returned the sky and space twice. Three generations, the same zeroing curve: some people use it to make locks, some people use it to remove locks, some people leave the door open, and some people push the door open. There is no good or evil in technology itself. What really changes the world are those who master technology. And this road from the sky to the sea of ​​stars will eventually be open to everyone. ——A hard science fiction epic spanning three generations, about monopoly and resistance, and about "leaving a way for those who can't keep up with technology."