Introduction:
Book title: "The Primordial Fission: From Single Cell to Cosmic Culmination"
Core concept: A life reborn as a single cell in a petri dish, with fragmented "human" memories, starts evolution at a microscopic level with terrifying speed and efficiency. Its existence itself has become a sharp sword hanging over the head of the entire known universe, attracting the ultimate pursuit across the galaxy and across time, forcing it to devour, cultivate, and evolve from a fragile cell to the pinnacle of challenging the order of the universe itself.
Story summary:
* Viscous Awakening (beginning): Consciousness awakens in a cell culture dish in a human genetics laboratory, only to discover that he is just a tiny single-celled organism. The only imprint left in the chaotic consciousness is "I was a human being". Primitive hunger and survival instinct dominate everything.
* Evolutionary frenzy (microcosmic survival): In the microscopic world of the laboratory, the protagonist has experienced the pain of losing his "self" through countless divisions, struggling to survive amidst stirrings, shocks, and devouring and being devoured by the same kind. Every near-extinction is a catalyst for evolution. It went from single cells to aggregates, and primitive senses were forced to evolve under the threat of death. A trace of "consciousness sediment" originating from ancient split memories settled at the bottom of the abyss of logic, becoming the fuse for future complex consciousness.
