No Place to See the Sea

The submarine Anchor is drifting in the spiritual ocean of an alien planet. The entire ocean is a living body with spiritual consciousness. There is almost no native land and only scattered islands floating on the sea. The artificial islands can only be insignificant embellishments and have no power to shake the spiritual sea itself. All the cracks in the sky that maintained civilization disappeared here. The cracks in the sky originate from the poles of the planet, and the planet's revolution drags out long orbital cracks. Human beings do not create star gates out of thin air, but build giant fortresses, anchor the original space channels of the universe, and weave a sky-high road network across the star sea. The star orbit medium supports every planet, affecting geology, astronomical phenomena and the underlying laws of space, and civilization has changed the world. The polar anchoring method that humans have used for ages has completely failed here. Trying to transform this planet is tantamount to piling rocks on a living creature. A young man from a planet under construction on the border followed the scientific research boat deep into this landless sea. The anchor point of matter has failed. What should humans use to knock on the door to the sky?