Quantum physicist Ling Hua implanted the star core gene into his son Jiu Du's right arm and disappeared. Ten years later, Jiudu witnessed a quantum rampage in Tibet and was forced to embark on a journey of inter-dimensional truth: the catastrophe of cultivators is a genetic screening process, the Buddha's golden body is a star core petri dish, and the umbilical cord that nourishes the universe is actually wrapped with matricide code. When the string theory ink marks in the two-dimensional scroll turned into a breastfeeding diary, and when the Sanskrit sounds of the Silicon Buddha Kingdom rewritten the gene lock, Jiu discovered that all civilizations are "vaccines" prepared by mothers. Facing the battlefield of the nursery cabin across dimensions, he must make a choice - use the fire of seven hundred civilizations to breed a new universe, or let the maternal equation written by Ling Hua forever imprison space and time. This is a creation requiem played between the black hole elixir and the particle collider.
