Supernova Era

Supernova Era is a science fiction novel by Chinese author Cixin Liu. The book is set in a world where a supernova explosion has caused a lethal burst of radiation to hit Earth, killing all adults over the age of 13. The novel follows a group of children who must take on the responsibility of running society and building a new world.

The story begins with the aftermath of the supernova, which has wiped out the world's adult population. The surviving children are left to fend for themselves, but they soon realize that they must come together and create a new society in order to survive. They form a new government, establish schools, and start rebuilding the world.

However, as the children begin to adapt to their new lives, they discover that their bodies are also changing. They are developing new abilities and talents, and they must learn to control these powers in order to prevent disaster. The novel explores the consequences of a society run by children, and the challenges they face as they try to rebuild their world and create a new future.

Throughout the book, Cixin Liu explores themes of power, responsibility, and the nature of humanity. He examines the impact of sudden change on society, and how individuals respond in the face of adversity. He also explores the idea of what it means to be human, and how our innate abilities can both help and harm us.

"Supernova Era" has been praised for its imaginative storytelling and unique take on science fiction. The book has been translated into multiple languages and has won numerous awards, including the Chinese Science Fiction Galaxy Award. It has been compared to other post-apocalyptic novels such as "Lord of the Flies" and "The Hunger Games," but with a distinctly Chinese perspective.