In the Yitu Continent shrouded in background radiation, life has been shackled with genetic shackles called Methyl Mortal Locks since birth - 99% of potential is silenced, and mortals cannot live longer than thirty, but they are also isolated from the genetic contamination of external gods.
The so-called immortality cultivation is based on the precise acetylation practice of epigenetic inheritance, which can controlly unlock genes and prolong life. But the world went astray, using radium radiation crystals to forcibly recombine genes and pursue aberrant power. Eventually, they became demented immortals, merged with cosmic radiation, and turned into indescribable alien gods.
The mortal stone Shouchuo at the bottom explores the truth of the world in the blood and corpses: practicing is not to become a demon, but to be a human being. He founded the Heart Alliance of All Living Beings to maintain the right path against distortion and evil. He refused to abandon the human form, sacrifice all living beings, and surrender to foreign gods.
Faced with the deformed overlords who separatist forces, the faceless cult spreading madness, and even the awakened rulers of the past, he led the people at the bottom to move in desperate situations and resist natural disasters. He used the human heart as a shield and guarded the heart as the way. In the fateful reincarnation of "the more he cultivates, the more crazy he becomes," he carves out a path to immortality for all sentient beings that is not distorted, does not sink, and does not lose their humanity.
This is a hard-core epic of immortality with molecular biology as the bone, Cthulhu as the skin, and the human heart as the soul. To be an immortal is to modify genes, and to become a god will eventually become a monster. The only way is to keep the human form and the human heart.
Reader comments
The setting is very logical, and at the same time there is still hope in despair.
The setting is very logical, and at the same time there is still hope in despair.