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- 1 City of the Star River 星河之都 An ordinary construction site supervisor accidentally receives help from an extraterrestrial intelligence. He becomes a master craftsman and top engineer, conquering the construction industry and venturing into aerospace, building cities all the way into outer space. Yet all of this is merely a series of memories from the dark depths of the universe. “I’m flying to the Galactic Center. I’ll get back everything I’ve lost.” “He’s waiting for me among the stars.” --Originally titled He’s Waiting fo 0Votes59.9kRecs205.6kFans
- 2 The Earth Era 地球纪元 From the moment the first written word appeared in human civilization, humanity’s great legacy began to be passed down, giving rise to a brilliant and splendid culture. But this universe was not made for humanity. Human civilization is destined to face challenge after challenge and crisis after crisis. What would the world become if everyone on Earth lost the ability to reproduce starting right now? 0Votes278.4kRecs231kFans
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The World at the Edge of the Universe 宇宙的边缘世界
Gazing up at the brilliant starry sky, you must have dreamed of exploring the vast universe and pondered, more than once, what the scientific civilization of the future might be like. Yan Haochen, a poor student, has an unexpected encounter that turns out to have been “planned.” It gives him the potential to rise to the ranks of the world’s top scientists. Driven by perseverance and unwavering conviction, he embarks on an extraordinary path: unraveling the mystery of life’s origins on Earth, fol
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