Genetic Evolution: The Strange Dao Cultivator

(Transmigration to another world + eerie horrors + genetic evolution + mechanical armor + interstellar space + wild imagination + a touch of Lovecraftian horror)

[Interstellar sci-fi is the setting, genetic evolution is the mainstream, and the protagonist follows a path that is half supernatural and half mysterious.]

In the interstellar age, who will rule the tides of fate: the gods enthroned on high, or the whispers from the space between purity and corruption?

When monsters and demons have all become docile, and mecha attendants of the gods have turned into mere decorations,

Huai Zhen spreads his arms. Behind him lies an endless sea of stars and clouds; before him, strange bones surge like a raging tide.

P.S. This book uses interstellar civilization as its backdrop. As the story unfolds, all kinds of power systems will appear, but the mainstream systems are machinery and genetic modification.

P.S. It has a touch of Lovecraftian horror, with elements of dark fear and the uncanny, but I don't like stories steeped in utter despair.