The Origin Amendment of 4.6 Billion Repeats

Start with a cell, and the equipment all depends on... Design? ​Traveling into a primitive cell in the Archaean eon, senior architect "Bai" faced the beginning of hell: high temperature, high pressure, poison, and countless invisible predators. Fortunately, he is not alone. Above his head is Xiaobai, the AI ​​deputy brain who lives and sympathizes with him, providing a full view of the picture. Next to her is a golden ball full of curiosity about the world - Lin in her childhood. This is a story that rejects the "Long Aotian" routine. There is no systematic erasure here, no brainless cool writing, only the most extreme survival game. Facing the poisonous worm, Bai is responsible for predicting the road closure, and Lin is responsible for killing it with one strike. Facing the severe cold of the deep sea, Lin evolved antifreeze and Bai built a six-legged ark. ​Lin: "Observation... Interesting. How... Did you do it?" Bai: "This is called architecture. Lin, don't sleep, get up and work. We want to build a paradise in this hell." We rejected billions of years of dormancy. We build battleships from beetle carcasses, build skeletons from rock, and arm tentacles with poison. ​In this dark forest where only "big ones eat small ones", we have made new rules: Survival of the fittest? No, the wise rule. This is a revised archive on the origin of life. Welcome to the Archaean eon.