In the middle of the 21st century, a meaningful message brought mankind to an unknown territory-the Boundary Convention: unknown purpose, unknown source, what kind of crazy extraterrestrial invasion? Or is it an attempt to cover up between major powers?

Since then, earth-shaking changes have taken place on the earth, rising sea levels compress the living space of human beings, and the weird body decomposition makes the only human beings face the crisis of genocide... Everything seems to indicate that human beings will eventually be bound by gravity Live alone, die alone.

More and more things with visions squeezed into this tiny planet from unheard of places. Supporters, opponents, and human beings with their own ulterior motives also began to make enemies in private for their own ideas.

A woman in an oil painting seems to be the key to everything. She makes people crazy but also gives people hope... Can men and women on the pioneers still smile?

What if one day, every spacecraft in outer space around Earth—whether it's China's Changgong Space Station or the US SpaceLink satellite constellation—were destroyed, their debris forever circling the Earth, like the gnarled rope tightly wrapped around a prisoner's neck on a gallows? Would you still be able to breathe? Could you escape unscathed? Could such a scenario ever happen? If it did, would it be a blessing or a curse? Would you choose to be imprisoned in the heavens, or break free? Waiting online, it's urgent.

[Suspense/Horror + Twist + Darkness + Madness + No Female Lead + Multiverse]

The rating is a bit low since it was just released. It's a little idiotic in the early stages, but it will improve a lot starting from the Green Green Grassland chapter.

The main feature begins:

"Patrick, do you know how sponges eat?"

Upon hearing this, Su Ran, who had just woken up, was suddenly startled.

But then he saw SpongeBob's skin gradually peeling up from the inside out and getting closer and closer to him.

Welcome to Bikini Bottom! If you don't want to die a horrible death, please be sure to follow Patrick's rules:

1. You are not Patrick Star, don't let anyone know your real identity.

2. Do not take off your wetsuit, otherwise you will not be able to resist the strange pollution.

3. Stay away from SpongeBob, he'll eat you.

4. Squidward hates the recorder, so please help him find his recorder.

5. Don't believe anyone.

Different scenarios have rules! Twists and turns often require thinking! There's logic to it!

Completed novel: "To Avoid Rice Planting: Striving for the Imperial Examination"

No romantic pairing

There's a famous saying in the world of novels: when the protagonist's parents sacrifice to heaven, they gain boundless power. In Zhao Yi's case, he sacrificed to heaven, but it seems he didn't do it completely.

Zhao Yi was hit by a random meteorite and then traveled to a desolate planet called G638 in interstellar space. After contacting his parents, with their help, Zhao Yi obtained some items and documents that were of great help to China.

With the help of the nation, Zhao Yi also began to live a life with food and drink in the desolate interstellar space.

Zhao Yi obtained interstellar data, which her parents then submitted to the government. As a result, her parents, nearing fifty, were appointed civil servants.