Azure: Sleep Peacefully on the Last Lighthouse

Su Wen directly used the television as a projector and began playing this world-class IP that had just been uploaded from an unknown address.

That was right,

because their journey along the First Route from Detroit had been far too long.

What was more, they had passed through countless branch island chains along the way,

so, to ensure the smooth progression of the world's timeline and allow the Eternal Night Kingdom to firmly establish itself as an independent entity within the United Nations Astronomical Society,

this story had deliberately been placed at this relatively later point in time.

Naturally, because Su Wen needed to keep things confidential, the story did not begin from their perspective:

As multilingual text slowly appeared at the start of the film:

Azure: Sleep Peacefully on the Last Lighthouse

At this moment,

whether they were trade magnates of the American Federation, usually making decisions that shaped markets from afar, they now rarely let down some of their guard and fatigue as they reclined against soft sofas.

Or Mexico's wanderers, who switched on old secondhand televisions amid the interplay of night and light on certain dilapidated streets.

There were even poets in England, France, and elsewhere across Europa, slowly turning the pens in their hands,

hoping to see more scenes of love, courage, and dreams within Azure.

Not to mention the noble young ladies who had formed the Rhine Fan Club. Countless people were now awaiting the protagonist's appearance.

And in the distant East, upon this land known as China, countless families were gently enveloped in red light. It was the glow of the Spring Festival, and a symbol of reunion.

Yet there was no shortage among them of people like Su Wen, who had chosen this film as their New Year "background music."

In such an