Pan-Bio Simulator: from a Grass to a Sea of ​​Stars

Lin Shen, a doctor of botany, took over the seed station that was on the verge of bankruptcy at home, but when he woke up late at night, a [Panbiogenesis Simulator] from a high-dimensional civilization was connected to his brain. This machine not only recorded every base pair on Earth, but also later unlocked a library of extinct species and alien ecological samples. Starting from editing a drought-resistant corn plant, Lin Shen gradually entered taboo areas: He reconstructs the dodo's genome in a sandbox, trying to undo the mistakes humans have made; He extracted cold-resistant genes from Martian moss and developed "blue screen rice" that can grow in extremely cold wastelands; He even discovered that there was a weak bioelectrical signal network among the plants - when the simulator was fully opened, he could actually "hear" the breathing of the forest. However, every leap forward in technology is accompanied by heavy ethical torture. The greedy prying eyes of transnational capital, the inquiries of the Global Biosafety Committee, and the [Civilization Risk Warning] in the simulator constantly reminded him: Playing God comes at a cost. When an "omnic species" that combines animal nerves and plant toughness is born in the simulation and begins to reversely deduce the meaning of human existence, Lin Shen must make a choice: Should we turn off the machine and return to ignorance, or rewrite "The Origin of Species" and lead human civilization to the next green era full of unknowns?