Homecoming: Humanity's Journey to Trace Its Origins

Across the long arc of human evolution, every migration is a homeward journey across time and space. Grounded in rigorous science, this novel weaves an epic tracing our genetic origins across millions of years.

From Lucia in the East African Rift 3.2 million years ago, carving the first symbol into flint and sealing away a quantum memory; to Karim at Olduvai Gorge 1.8 million years ago, encoding climate cycles in the embers of a fire; and then to Nisa in a South African cave 70,000 years ago, drawing a holographic star chart in geometric patterns, every pivotal moment conceals the code behind the evolution of human civilization.

These seemingly isolated historical events are, in truth, an “ancestral tracing program” projected by a future civilization through dark-matter neutrinos. When these genetic beacons are pieced back together, a startling paradox of civilization emerges: the seven great migrations of humanity were actually a self-directed experiment in civilizational evolution, designed to resist the universe’s ever-increasing entropy.

The end of the journey home is none other than Pepe’s mirror image. And what we call going home is simply our genes forever calibrating their course against the heat death of the universe along a Mobius loop spanning billions of light-years.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.