Remnants of Mars

In the year when the earth was silent, there were still 384 people left on Mars. They were told that a neurological virus that spread through the brain-computer interface broke out on the earth, and 63% of the world's communication nodes were paralyzed. Then everything fell silent. No rescue, no instructions, no way back. In the thirty-third year of the Martian Era, Yinghuo City was nothing more than a series of underground domes on the north wall of Mariner Canyon. Engineer Shen Kaijiang exchanged two oxygen generating units for a superconducting magnet, and exchanged his wife's last rare earth sample for a condenser lens. Everyone thought he was crazy, but he knew he was going to use these things to build a way home. His son Shen Yuanzhi, a silent boy who never cried, remembered the word "Earth" for the first time on the evening when his father pressed his palm on the quasi-room temperature superconductor. But what they don't know is that the earth can't go back. On Mars, a century-long struggle has just begun. Resources are depleted, societies are divided, religions are rising, and wars are breaking out. Three generations of the Shen family used their blood and ideals to build railways, elevators, fusion reactors, and spaceships. Some people died in the wilderness, some died in power, and some still planted seeds into the soil after losing their sight, just to let future generations remember that they came from a blue planet.