Venus in the East, the Evening Star in the West: Evolution

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[Hard sci-fi + xianxia fantasy + urban + multidimensional universe + fictional world + all kinds of people + genetic evolution + intense combat + megastructure mechs] “Surrealism”

P.S. The female lead is a White Tiger.

This is not a wish-fulfillment novel. The xianxia war begins right away, and the early plot revolves around the Four Wars. The story focuses on a civilization’s collapse, its reunification, and its rebirth from the ashes. (First 200 chapters)

The middle arc covers the Galactic War, the Virgo Cluster War, and the recapture of the Fusang Tree. The later arc follows the recovery of the Four Divine Trees, the Cosmic Great Wall, and Jiuzhou, then the campaign beyond the heavens, the merging of time and space, and the universe’s ascent to a higher dimension.

Question: How can a universe-level civilization be destroyed?

Answer: With a rules-based weapon that transcends the very nature of civilization. Simply put, it takes one glance from the Heavenly Dao.

Question: How can humanity reach the stars?

Answer: To hell with that! Let a bunch of bloodsuckers and stupid bastards, short-sighted vermin who only know how to devour people and exploit their own kind, venture beyond their home planet? That’s a pipe dream! It’s a million times more ridiculous than the previous question!

One day in 2112, Dongfang Qiming ponders this question: If humanity doesn’t venture into space, will we just wait a hundred years for Zeus to lead the Olympian civilization and tens of thousands of star-destroying warships to come knocking down our door?!

The author is bitter about the world. This book is nothing but ranting for the sake of ranting.

The protagonist is upright on the surface and utterly calculating beneath it. He settles scores the moment he can.

[Nine lives of reincarnation, all in vain. In this life, I enter the game to cut down the Greedy Wolf.]

This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental.