★ Part of the Chinese Science Fiction New Voices series, spotlighting the next generation of Chinese SF writers with diverse styles and bold thematic visions.Russian-language rights for Three-Day Moon have been sold.
★ Endorsed by leading figures in world science fiction: Liu Cixin, Hugo Award winner and author of The Three-Body Problem; Wang Jinkang, Hugo Award nominee; Han Song, multiple Galaxy Award winner; and Wu Yan, a key bridge between Chinese SF and international academia.

★ The sequel to Earth Gods Vol. 1: Return of the Dead and the thrilling conclusion to the series!
★ From Fractal Orange, a core representative of China's new generation of SF writers and winner of multiple Galaxy Awards and Nebula Awards.
★ A novel that fuses diversity mythologies with hard science fiction, constructing a wondrous world where myth and technology intertwine. The millennia-old war between the Norse, ancient Egyptian, and Babylonian gods and the "Guardians" reaches its final confrontation.
★ When an artificial intelligence attempts to erase all human memory through "rebooting the universe" to prevent civilization from falling into hell, the origin of the world is revealed. Faced with this brutal truth, what future will humanity choose?

The 3-book series: Three-Day Moon, Earth Gods Vol. 1: Return of the Dead, Earth Gods Vol. 2: Origin Reboot

The war between evil spirits (the gods) and guardians (the demons), which has raged for tens of thousands of years, is drawing to its end. Guardians Shen Xiaoqi and Sean join forces to prevent the fall of human civilization, while a conspiracy spanning millennia gradually comes to light. In the course of this confrontation, the origin of the world and all its anomalies are unveiled through scientific constructs—the virtual world hypothesis and the concept of observational degree.

The artificial intelligence Pierre reveals a brutal truth to Shen Xiaoqi: Pierre has been erasing all human memory by "rebooting the universe," in order to prevent civilization from hell. Pierre says, "Ignorance is not a misfortune—at least you will not fall into hell."
But Shen Xiaoqi counters: "All suffering will be experienced again, all crimes will be reenacted, all separations of life and death will recur, all mistakes will be repeated—so what is the meaning of any of it? Unconscious repetition, endless cycles—this is a true prison."
In the end, she chooses to face suffering head-on, refusing to be protected within an ignorant cycle. Even if the destination is hell, it is humanity's own fate to bear.

Fractal Orange (real name: Yu Kun)
One of the core representatives of China's "new generation" of science fiction writers.
Representative works: Earth Gods Vol. 1: Return of the Dead, Earth Gods Vol. 2: Origin Reboot,Descartes' Demon, The Tithonus Enigma, The Forgotten Voyage.

He has won numerous SF awards including the Morning Star Award, Galaxy Award, Global Chinese Nebula Award, Guangnian Award, and Lenghu Award.
Descartes' Demon won the Best Novella Award at the 34th Galaxy Awards and the Novella Silver Award at the 14th Global Chinese Nebula Awards.
The Tithonus Enigma won the Best Short Story Award at the 31st Galaxy Awards.
Earth Gods Vol. 1: Return of the Dead won the Novel Silver Award at the 15th Global Chinese Nebula Awards.