The End of the Era: the Supreme Mission

Earth's civilization will encounter a devastating disaster every tens of millions of years. This disaster is caused by "cyclical polar shifts" - about every 60 million years, the earth will "restart" and the civilization on the earth will disappear along with it. As the only survivor of the old era, the protagonist wakes up with the trauma of the destruction of civilization, facing a world that has been restarted and barbaric or has evolved into a new order. His memory is the only remaining fragment of the old civilization. It is both a heavy burden and a key clue to cracking the "restart code". Two world views collide here: "Becoming an immortal and becoming a god" is no longer a illusory fantasy, but may be a misunderstanding by ancient humans of "escaping the restart of the earth" - those legendary "immortals", maybe they are the survivors of prehistoric civilization who have mastered the laws of pole shift and successfully escaped or survived? And the "World of Gods and Buddhas" may be an independent space created by them to avoid cyclical disasters? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.