The Amazing Kasma

Casma Longel is probably the entrepreneur in the Orion Federation galaxy who is most like a "novel character"; recyclable starships, electric planetary vehicles, brain-computer interfaces, red flame star colonization, these words that once only belonged to the myth of the ring, have been brought into reality in the Kakuro wasteland one by one by him. He bet all his fortune on something that others would not dare to bet on, and allowed Falcon 1 to launch, recover, and launch again amidst the monopoly of the three aerospace giants and the ridicule of the media. At the darkest moment when he was expelled from his company by his partners, he used his last bet to turn around and reduce the cross-stellar travel from twelve days to six hours. But he is also the embodiment of controversy, exploiting the gaps in federal safety regulations, turning other people's crises into his own port, using the Star Language platform to stir up national legislation among two billion people, allowing worship and curses to grow at the same time on the same bronze statue. He is an amplified contradiction. While using engineering ideals to redefine galaxy travel and interstellar imagination, he also uses loneliness, toughness and inhumanity to hurt the people closest to him. The shadow left by his father, the back of his mother, Vera's separation and upload. He has been building bridges all his life, but rarely looks back at the people under the bridge. Perhaps this is why he is impossible to ignore. He never intends to be a likable leader. He only cares about whether he is pushing a certain grand narrative forward, even if that narrative is so big that it involves himself. You may not like him, but it is difficult to avoid him. He proved that one person can really change the trajectory of a galaxy with extreme obsession. After the change, he chose to exit quietly, leaving only one sentence: Keep walking, don't look back!