Survive Adversity Under the Scorching Sun

Opened and completed on 10.11~ "The Major General Said I'm Dangerous" continues to explain the origin of the scavenging beetles and the reasons why the earth has entered the apocalypse. ====Introduction to this article==== The cold-hearted, sinister and adventurous scientist is attacked by Tang Yu and the handsome and loyal dog High Combat Power Major General He Lei "There are no zombies at the end of the world, only mummies, and damn skin diseases." This is what Tang Yu often said after reading the historical novel "Fantasy of Modern Human Civilization". In 2252, anyone who has survived the high temperature of nearly 60 degrees Celsius knows that the brain is the most important. Without wisdom, you can't find a job in the city of science and technology, and you can only "starve" to death, or become a homeless man at the bottom whose freedom is restricted. Relying on this talent, Tang Yu became the top medical biotechnology researcher. He was one of the founders of the cure for skin diseases caused by the high-temperature-bred PCI-H virus. He was also a milestone figure who broke through the in vitro development technology of fertilized eggs and found a way to coexist with the parasitic spirit body, the old enemy of mankind. However, with so much glory, Tang Yu could only smile bitterly. Mars and the moon cannot be colonized, and existing space technology cannot support human beings to travel far. What can humans do with the rest of our time on Earth? —— PS: 1. This article is a group portrait article, always focusing on the PCI-H virus, spirits, and scavenging beetles. 2. The so-called spirit body is not a metaphysical spirit body, it is just a name given to dangerous enemies that humans cannot see. 3. The appearance of Bo Doha in the article is for this reason to confirm the spiritual emptiness and despair of mankind in the last days, without the color of superstition and propaganda. —————— Purpose: Protect the environment, prevent land desertification, and stop marine pollution