In 2035, ten years after the Fukushima nuclear wastewater was discharged, an evolutionary revolution beyond human cognition is brewing in the Pacific Ocean. Marine biologist Aya Matsushima discovered a mutant tuna carrying a triple helix gene in Tokyo Bay. The unknown isotope "Plutonium-399" detected in the fish's gills can actually cause organisms to undergo quantum leap evolution. When a swarm of giant octopuses suddenly appeared on the coast of San Francisco, and when a humanoid creature with gills on its neck emerged from the port of Yokohama, humans were shocked to realize that the ocean had already become a petri dish for advanced civilization.
China's "Jiaolong" discovered an upside-down coral city in the Mariana Trench, and crystal inscriptions engraved with genetic codes revealed the horrifying truth - humans are nothing but the original code for the seeding of underwater civilization. Mutated cyanobacteria build a global neural network, nuclear submarine AIs rebel collectively, and the biological experimental heritage of the Soviet Union during the Cold War awakens from the abyss. On Matsushima Aya's gradually calcified spine, the Mayan calendar synchronized with ancient inscriptions emerged; American four-star general Hawke discovered that his war crimes were being cast into undersea monuments by mutated creatures.
In this cross-dimensional survival game, quantized marine creatures use pearls to store the memory of human civilization and use infrasound waves to rewrite the laws of physics. When a swarm of glowing jellyfish rose from the last refuge in the Himalayas, the survivors finally understood the nature of the doomsday: nuclear wastewater is not the starting point of the disaster, but the activation code for the restart protocol of ancient civilizations. When the coral obelisk rising from the sea floor pierced the atmosphere, the first ray of sunlight in the new era illuminated the tombstone of human civilization - where the cruelest theory of evolution was engraved.
