Doomsday River Book

This is an apocalyptic science fiction that is gentle to the core. It does not show off skills, is not cruel, and does not sell despair. It uses human fireworks to fight against the desolation of the apocalypse, and uses scientific philosophy to reconstruct life beliefs. It breaks away from all science fiction routines and becomes a unique healing and awakening work with the core of "keeping good means awakening, and staying together means light". It abandons the killing, plundering and despair and depression that are common in apocalyptic literature, and uses the simplest repeated analysis of the value of survival, life and civilization. Its science fiction setting does not focus on imagination and wonders. The hard core core such as virtual universe, light body, and dimensional cognition always revolves around the "awakening of the human heart". It deeply integrates neuroscience, near-death experiments and life philosophy, giving science fiction warmth and basis. The work also reconstructs the core of faith from a highly original perspective, breaks traditional religious and theocratic narratives, and expresses the Eastern philosophy that "the real gods are the kindness in the heart and each other around them." The protagonist is not a decisive superhero, but a "Lampkeeper" who protects his homeland and lights up others with gentleness and perseverance. The book is set in the end of the West and is rooted in the Eastern spiritual core of "self-reliance, teamwork for warmth, and inward exploration." It uses the simplest warmth to interpret the essence of life, and writes its own light and hope on the devastated wasteland.