After the assassination of a Celestial, Su Mobei, a human, was assigned to investigate the case with a Celestial as his partner. Fearful that the Celestial would suspect him of colluding with the White Way—which could lead to his decapitation, he shared his suspicions with the assassin, Bai Qi, who happened to be his long-lost friend. Follow Su Mobei in uncovering the reason for the assassination, the origin of the Celestials, and the existence of the Moon City.
My dad sacrificed his life to save others in a fire incident, gaining the attention of the media. To hop on the popularity of the incident, a clone-making company decided to create a digital clone of my dad for free—albeit temporarily, it allowed us to bid a proper farewell. Unexpectedly, the disgraceful deeds of my dad’s past were uncovered through his clone. This is a story of a man who became a hero after his death, but later known as a “villain” because of his clone.
The invention of virtual consciousness allowed vegetative patients to be up and about again—by having the virtual consciousness repeat the patient’s life, the patient’s own consciousness could be awakened. It was a joy for Tong Xin’s parents when he finally woke up, but what happens when the boy figures out how to avoid responsibilities by having the virtual consciousness take over?
The nine-tailed fox Zhao Feilian wakes on humanity’s generational spaceship twenty thousand years after it was sealed. In order to return to its home in Qingqiu, it would have to fulfil the wishes of humans. However, the current generation no longer have dreams or desires, willingly spending their lives on the ship. Follow Zhao Feilian on its attempt to spark humanity’s urge to find a new home, so that it too, can go home.
As society progresses, many human cultures and traditions are in decline. The creation of Flame Bearers assist humans in carrying the torch and preserving their culture. Follow Wonton 93, a wonton-making robot, as he learns about the human world, his human-like consciousness, and how human-like robots could end up as a threat to human society.
Dream of the Red Chamber is one of the Four Great Classical Novels in Chinese literature. Regrettably, only the first 80 chapters authentically penned by the author have survived. Various continuations of the novel exist, each sparking debates among readers regarding their authenticity. Let us extend the dream and find out what is the essence of this story, what does it mean to write, and how the characters are crafted.
According to historical documents, the “Zhulong” (Torch Dragon) could refer to the “Aurora Borealis.”
A comparison of dragons in Chinese and Western cultures, as well as the dragon images in the popular culture of different countries, explores the significance of dragons in popular culture.
This fascinating “scientific” article meticulously showcases the existence and evolution of Chinese dragons throughout history. Through the dramatic depiction in the Encyclopaedia of Magical Creatures, it is undeniable that dragons—in ancient China as well as in the real world—do exist, or have at least existed!
Mona Lisa’s smile is a successful meme, for centuries it has been passed down through generations of humans, being replicated and modified without signs of decline. Now, how have we done that with dragons? Follow the chief scientist in tracing back the origin of the Loong meme and how it can be utilised… as the Anstra race plans to slowly infiltrate the humans.