Redrawing the Earth

While humanity was immersed in an age of steady civilizational progress, a silent transformation quietly descended.

Earth, which had run stably for hundreds of millions of years, began to break free from every rule people thought they knew. Mysteriously appearing continents and black fog that came and went like an invisible pen, redrawing the face of this blue planet.

Si Feng, an ordinary young field researcher, was seen by others as a gifted little genius, yet he knew he was still far from the boundaries of truth. Swept up in a global upheaval, he witnessed the world growing stranger by the day as an observer on the front lines.

The story shifts between countless perspectives: researchers bent on finding proof, soldiers charged with staying alert, decision-makers weighing their options in conference rooms, and billions of ordinary people.

The black fog follows no fixed pattern, and passages can open at any moment. The boundaries between different civilizations and eras are beginning to seep into one another and collide.

No one knows the source of the transformation, and no one can predict where the next upheaval will strike.

The common sense, order, and boundaries of the world that humanity once took for granted are slowly crumbling. They must learn to find a way to survive and keep moving forward through the fog of the unknown.