Kir Bulychev is the second-largest figure in 20th-century Russian science fiction after the Strugatsky brothers. Several generations of readers grew up on his books, and his initial love is enduring and never fades with the passing of time. The founder of the Great Guslar, the godfather of Alisa Selezneva, a girl from Earth's future, and a pilot on the Chronos River, which connects the two banks of Russia in time, Bulychev is as multidimensional as life itself. His literary universe encompasses humorous pranks, caustic, merciless irony, and the wisdom of a scientist and visionary. The stories of Alisa Selezneva and her fantastical adventures occupy a special place in Kir Bulychev's work. Millions of readers still devour them. Alisa became a national favorite, especially after the release of remarkable film adaptations—the animated film 'The Mystery of the Third Planet,' the television series 'Guest from the Future,' and the film 'The Purple Ball.' The book's release coincides with the long-awaited premiere for all fans of 'the girl to whom nothing will happen'—the release of the film 'One Hundred Years Ahead,' based on the story of the same name.