It turns out carbon-based civilization is the endpoint of civilizational evolution!
Lin Jin, Earth’s commander, was reborn on the eve of an alien invasion.
In this life, the aliens would invade and Earth would face disaster. Its salvation depended on a civilization creator.
He no longer chose the traditional ape-like civilization. Amid everyone’s skepticism, he created a high-pressure rocky planet in a trinary star system and ignited a path humanity had never truly mastered: silicon-based civilization.
They needed no air and feared no radiation.
They were born from crystal veins, awakened in the heat of a planet’s core, and underwent their first evolution amid scorching temperatures, crushing pressure, and magnetic storms.
They had no selfishness.
No infighting.
No breaks in the transmission of knowledge.
The experience gained by one individual became the wealth of the entire civilization. Once a technology was proven, it was etched forever into the collective memory.
Flesh grew old, heroes died, and geniuses fell.
But silicon beings did not.
Crystals could be reassembled, consciousness could return, and knowledge could live forever.
While other civilizations struggled with lost knowledge, clan warfare, and short lifespans, Lin Jin’s silicon-based life forms emerged from underground, withstood gunfire, dismantled artillery, learned through war, and evolved through destruction.
In three months, an alien reconnaissance fleet would arrive in the solar system.
In his previous life, Earth had been plundered, and eighty percent of humanity had died in the disaster.
In this life, Lin Jin would use silicon as their bones and civilization as their blade, leading humanity from Level 0 all the way to the sea of stars!
Very good, I suggest the author revise Chapter 8, there are some bugs (not part of the ape-man civilization)
Great book with potential, not brainless
The subject matter is good, four stars encourage
It looks good, come on, create more.
It's pretty cool. It would be nice if it were updated quickly.
This book is very good, sci-fi and suspenseful
Urgent for more updates Urgent for more updates
This book is really good to read, fast-paced, not sluggish, very calm, and mostly interesting.
Very very beautiful
Very fresh. It is a novel with a new theme.