I Might Have to Document an Entire Civilization

The "Xihe" virus pressed the civilization delete button, but started a crazy evolution mode for the earth. Yi Lianshan, an unemployed vagrant, unexpectedly became the chief audience of this ecological drastic change. On the ruins of Longxi, sea buckthorn weaves deadly traps with steel bars, a flock of foehn vultures calculates the golden ratio of decomposition, and even shared bicycles have become climbing frames for mutant ivy. With the notebook he picked up, this fat man abandoned by the times suddenly had the most sought-after job in the world: ecological recorder of the new era. When he discovered that moles began to cultivate luminous mushrooms with plastic spoons, and that the square dance sound system could direct mutated creatures to perform group dances, he finally understood that humans have never been the protagonists in this doomsday carnival. This is the first book for a newcomer, and I'm trembling...