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3 归 Return to the Fold 归向 Nuclear-Powered Battleship核动力战列舰Sci-Fi3.1M WordsCompleted This is an age after the dusk of an ancient civilization and the rise of beings known as divine star lifeforms. Humanity strives to rebuild a second-generation civilization, casting aside the ideas of the past. No, not exactly casting them aside, but replacing them. The Steam Age: steel roars, heavy artillery thunders, and riveted warships rule the oceans. The Age of Electricity: lights flicker, airships take to the skies, and drones swarm overhead. Then comes the glorious dawn of the nuclear ag 2Votes1.2MRecs408.1kFans

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This is a pre-existing civilization and a generation after twilight, with beings called gods and stars. Humanity is striving to rebuild a second-generation civilization, discarding, or rather, replacing, outdated ideas. The Steam Age: Steel roared, cannons roared, and riveted warships traversed the oceans. The electrical age: electric lights flashing, airships and drones taking off in droves. And the glorious dawn of nuclear power. The Enlightened Generation: Finance is at work, and society is oscillating between cyber and socialization, with new ideas, new weapons, and new tactics. The Planetary Travel Generation: Battleship pilots, nuclear-powered fighter pilots traversing interplanetary space, and starboard commanders. What about the majority of ordinary people? The Great Time Calendar: In the natural state, human lifespan is no more than 200 years. What will humanity, with a lifespan of thousands or tens of thousands of years, do when facing the vast universe? However, technological progress is underpinned by humanities, and every advancement in humanities comes at a price. Civilizations that cannot bear these costs will stagnate. May the world be more tolerant of 'new shoots'