On the sides of the railway, in harsh lands, there are boundless steppes, and here, apart from the main road, only his best friend, Kazangap, lives. When Kazangap dies, Yedigei decides to bury him in the old cemetery of Ana-Beyit - ‘Rest in Rest’ - fanned by the discovery of legends and legends. However, on the site of the cemetery, where many of his skeletons of his ancestors lie, a spaceport surrounded by barbed wire with a sentry at the gate has already been built ... ‘The Day Lasts More than One Hundred Years’ is a complex novel in which myths and reality, present and past are intertwined.