Sky Curtain: The Darwin Incident at the outset, the Declaration of the People's League

Their understanding is not deep.

Finally, Donnie, who was slightly older, sighed and spoke first.

"Living. Dying. Does it matter? Those people in the sky, the living don't seem to be living, and the dead don't seem to be dead. Mark has reassembled, Bai Yuekui has floated into space, Ran Bing's sixteen-year-old source essence is still there, Charles is infected with the Blood Essence—no one has a good ending. But no one is completely finished."

So, is this an era where everyone suffers more than one another?

In the Dust People's settlement, 4068 was brought out by his two companions, 4277, and they were going to find Captain Mark.

The gazes of the surrounding dusters had shifted from initial anger to a more complex silence.

Ordinary insults are unnecessary now. Captain Mark eventually forgave him, and there was more than one murderer who killed Captain Mark.

In addition, the narrative of their own world is somewhat grand for them, and may seem insignificant when compared to the rest of the world, but for each individual in this world, the truth is far too heavy.

They can't do whatever they want.

Too weak.

They can't do anything.

In the hall, Morgan sat in the city lord's seat, his aged hand resting on the armrest, motionless.

The final scene of Charles forcibly activating the Abyss was still swirling in his mind.

Finally, he closed his eyes and murmured, "This child... has ultimately chosen this path."

How could I not care about my own child?

Even though he promulgated the Three Laws, honestly, would he want to be separated from his own flesh and blood unless absolutely necessary?

He's not heartless or a despicable person.

At the other end of the corridor, Jingnan leaned against the wall, her eyes closed, her chest rising and falling slowly.

Lighthouses do not need kinship.

But her hands unconsciously clenched the hem of her clothes.

She was the adopted daughter of Lord Morgan, though not related by blood, but...

The relationships that are meant to be will inevitably remain.

And though she didn't say it out loud, she also missed that kind of relationship.

Dragon Bone Village.

Bai Yuekui's silvery-white hair was blown into disarray by the wind.

Xia Dou stood behind her, her eyes red-rimmed, tugging at her sleeve: "Sister Yue Kui, will Mark really chop off your hand? Will he pierce through you? Will you float into space?"

This sounds tragic, let alone the fact that they witnessed the scene on the sky.

Boss Bai is an elder to everyone in Dragon Bone Village; most of the villagers were raised by her.

No feelings?

How can it be!

Bai Yuekui showed little reaction to the content displayed on the sky.

"That's me in the future on the sky. I'm not at that stage yet."

That's right, they haven't even seen a trace of Mark yet.

A battle between Mark and Boss White in space?

Who knows how long that will be?

Bai Yuekui comforted a few people close to him and sighed.

As a result, the sky screen didn't mention anything more secret until the end.

She hoped to obtain more information from the sky, as the original plan was too dangerous. If there were other options, she would prefer to take a different path.

Now... it's still the same, there's no choice.

Furthermore, because the future has been revealed by the Sky Curtain, many of the original plans need to be modified.

The most important of these is the relationship with the lighthouse.

Those guys know about Dragonbone Village, and as survivors, the two sides will definitely make contact.

This is really... so troublesome.

………………

"Wow, you still remember the contents of Ling Cage after all this time?"

Bai Jin looked at her with surprise as she returned from the bathroom.

"That's right, my memory is excellent."

Bai Jin raised his head.

It took him almost half an hour, and his legs were nearly numb from squatting, to go through all the plot points.

Not for any other reason than to show off by answering questions fluently in front of my roommates.

Especially since I was the one who got my roommate hooked up with it.

"By the way, your game is almost ready. The last 1% of progress has already been loaded."

My roommate shrugged, not believing Bai Jin's nonsense.

Good memory?

Correct.

But this only applies during final exam review.

It used to belong to a pen, a night, and a miracle.

Now it's night and a brain that's been memorizing.

The final year of high school and the eve of final exams have become the peak of memory capacity for college students.

It's perfectly reasonable to remember the plot of anime series.

But there's a problem.

He stopped watching the anime for several years and doesn't remember much of the plot.

He really didn't believe that Bai Jin had actually watched the second season of Ling Cage, and even went back to watch the first season again.

Having lived in the same house for so long, we all know each other's character well.

Bai Jin is the kind of person who never goes back to an old flame!

Bai Jin didn't care about his roommate's attitude; he was more interested in his game.

"Ah, it's about time... I'll order some takeout... Pausing the game in the middle isn't my style..."

"Old Lu, we shouldn't have any classes tomorrow, right?"

Bai Jin pondered for a moment and then asked his roommate.

"Can't you see for yourself?"

"You know I'm too lazy, and you have the best memory; you can know the schedule without even looking at it."

"You're so lazy."

Old Lu shook his head: "There was supposed to be an English class tomorrow, but it's been rescheduled to next Wednesday."

"So you don't have class tomorrow?"

"Correct."

"walk slowly."

Bai Jin nodded and immediately ordered takeout.

He wants to play a full match of All Stars in one go.

Therefore, he needs to be prepared.

While waiting for his coffee and dinner, he would watch a couple more videos.

………………

Why have almost all space operas since *The Three-Body Problem* been ridiculed and criticized?

"The Three-Body Problem?"

The Trisolarans, busy preparing for their relocation far from their homeland, were stunned.

The Earth side, which was busy dealing with the overwhelming public opinion brought by the Sky Curtain and re-evaluating the Wallfacer Project, was also stunned.

Is it finally their turn?

They knew that anything related to Earth, especially if Earth was facing a disaster, would most likely be displayed on the sky.

But... a space opera?

What the hell?

Other worlds are also quite confusing.

So-called space opera is actually a grand epic story that takes place on a stage in space.

Simply put, it takes the ancient stories of kingdoms vying for supremacy, power struggles, family feuds, heroes and their destinies, and places them all in the vast starry sky.

Replace kingdoms with interstellar empires and federations, armies with interstellar fleets, and feuds with clashes of civilizations. The story is driven by a grand scale spanning galaxies, interstellar wars, alien confrontations, and power struggles.

This kind of thing never cares whether the science fiction setting is hardcore enough or conforms to the laws of physics.

Faster-than-light travel, interstellar travel, or extraterrestrial civilizations are all just background noise.

The entire focus is on the plot, including the rise and fall of civilizations, the fates of individuals, and the conflict between factions.

These kinds of things are often very attractive, but they don't really follow the true logic of the universe and the laws of survival.

But... is there anything else besides this?

Especially in the Stellaris universe, it's completely baffling.

Before "The Three-Body Problem," space opera was the most magnificent stage in the world of science fiction.