Found A Planet: My Adventure Was Broadcast Live

Wang Dong, a high school senior living an ordinary life on Earth, suddenly finds himself transported to a barren desert under a sky dominated by a colossal blue planet and two moons. He is disoriented, surrounded by the wreckage of massive starships partially buried in sand. Believing this to be a recurring dream, he forces himself back to sleep. This is the eighth time he has experienced this vision, but now the surroundings are unnervingly clear.

He wakes up in his own bed, relieved to be home. He lives with his mother He Huiling, father Wang De, and younger sister. His family runs a small supermarket, and life is tight but stable. He attends school as usual, where he is a good student aiming for a top university. He has a close relationship with his spirited girlfriend, Xia Yingluo, who is in the same class. She is lively and mischievous, and he enjoys their easygoing time together. He tries to forget the strange dreams, focusing on his studies and homework. His day proceeds normally, filled with classes and time with his girlfriend.

Unknown to Wang Dong, his experiences are being broadcast through an uncontrollable signal on a TV channel in Xiudong City, Yanlong Country. A high-ranking general, Zhao Yunfeng, and a team of officials and scientists have been monitoring the broadcasts for seven days. The signal cannot be turned off or traced, and it appears on every channel if viewership drops. They have confirmed it is absolutely real and not a prank. The broadcasts show the same desolate desert with the giant planet and the wreckage of advanced spacecraft. The officials quickly recognize the immense potential: the knowledge and technology contained in those starships could advance Earth by centuries. They classify the matter as a top military secret and urgently summon leading scientists from various fields, including physics, biology, and astronomy, to analyze the live feed.

That night, the broadcast resumes. Wang Dong is back in the desert, now under a starry sky. He is more alert and realizes he might not be dreaming. He finds an alloy box partially exposed by the sand. Inside, he discovers sealed food cans with strange symbols resembling tadpole script. He opens a can and finds what looks like a biscuit wrapped in a film. After a moment of hesitation, he tastes it, finding it to be beef flavor. It is highly nutritious and fills him up immediately. He pockets the remainder and then turns his attention to the massive starship looming in the distance, perceiving it as a potential shelter or source of answers.

He walks barefoot across the cold sand towards the giant wreckage. On the way, he finds a metal object that resembles a submachine gun, partially buried. He picks it up, examining it with curiosity. His movements are watched intently by the scientists in the Xiudong City laboratory. They record every detail, noting the alien food, the symbols, and the advanced metalwork. They realize that the protagonist is their only link to this world. Zhao Yunfeng is determined to study everything Wang Dong encounters, hoping to decode alien technology and culture from his actions. The core opportunity is for humanity to gain vast knowledge from unknown interstellar civilizations. The main conflict is whether Wang Dong will survive, understand this new world, and successfully bring back its secrets to Earth.

Wang Dong’s path now leads him toward the colossal, dark starship, a vessel as large as a mountain. His goal is to find answers about why he is here and how to proceed. The official team on Earth is positioned as a hidden force, poised to leverage every piece of information he discovers. The story establishes a dual narrative: Wang Dong’s personal survival and exploration on an alien world, and Earth’s covert, high-stakes operation to uncover the universe’s advanced technology through his eyes. The ending of this opening arc leaves him on the brink of entering the immense wreckage, carrying the alien food and a new weapon, while humanity watches, holding its breath for the knowledge that lies within the fallen starships.