Aliens from Heaven

1. World view and core conflict: The story takes place in a modern parallel world in the late stages of the "Great Depression", where human social classes have solidified and the traditional elite education system has failed. The core conflict lies in the collision between "absolutely rational alien logic" and "full of flaws but vital human emotions", and how a low-income teenager breaks the established rules and reshapes the social order under the guidance of an unconventional mentor. 2. Protagonist setting: Lin Mo, 12 years old, lives in the "Rust Iron District" on the edge of the city. His parents have died and he is raised by his grandfather who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. He has a precocious and tolerant personality. He has extremely high empathy and keen intuition about people's hearts, but lacks knowledge reserves and self-confidence. He is the chosen "vessel" because what aliens need is not the smartest brains, but the toughest souls. 3. Alien mentor setting: codenamed "No. 7", From the high-dimensional civilization "Star Weaver". It crashed to the earth due to a spacecraft jump failure. Its body is a ball of liquid metal that can change forms at will. It is usually disguised as a mechanical cat with missing ears. He has a venomous character, is extremely rational, and lacks moral concepts. He regards "training the president" as an "equivalent exchange task" to repair the energy of the spacecraft. 4. Core golden finger: "Thinking Sandbox". Number 7 can construct absolutely realistic simulation scenarios in Lin Mo's mind, deduce policy consequences, simulate negotiation games, and review historical events. But the price is that each in-depth deduction will consume No. 7'S remaining energy, and Lin Mo must bear a huge mental load.