Genesis: Ancient Era

Name: Genesis: Ancient Era
Author: Cheng Shengyi

by Cheng Shengyi

ongoing Science Fiction Interstellar Civilization Male Lead

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Four billion years ago, Nuwa, a genetic engineer from an interstellar civilization, came to Earth. Her spacecraft penetrated the scarlet atmosphere and discovered that the planet was being swallowed by deadly high concentrations of carbon dioxide, and that primitive life showed strange adaptability in extreme environments. As the "Architect of Life", she launched a gene editing experiment in an attempt to create organisms that could purify the atmosphere. However, she encountered the dual crisis of a geological disaster and a runaway experiment. In the ruins of the laboratory's collapse, Nuwa discovered that her silicon-based cleaner had evolved autonomous consciousness, and that there was an unknown "flaw code" hidden in the genetic chain. These creatures began to disobey instructions and form glowing clusters of intelligence in the ocean. Faced with the ethical principles of interstellar civilization and the chaotic reality of earth's ecology, Nuwa fell into a moral dilemma - should she destroy the experiment or give it a try? In the end, she chose to implant the fragments of quantum knowledge into the consciousness of primitive humans, weaving symbols and metaphors into the hexagrams of the Book of Changes, and turning the laws of the universe into mysterious symbols for circulation. Those experimental organisms that were out of control sank into the earth's core and became the "energy heart" of the earth. When modern science discovers silicon-based sequences in ancient DNA, and when quantum computers decipher the string theory codes in the "Book of Changes", an astonishing truth emerges: Is human civilization an experimental subject to be saved, or is it a "creation program" preset by a high-dimensional civilization? The ultimate question left by Nuwa is still waiting for the answer.