Maybe We Are from Aliens

The history of the evolution of life on earth seems to be perfect and orderly, but in fact it is full of unexplainable fatal paradoxes. Three billion years of dead life suddenly ushered in the explosion of all things; the genes of thousands of species are highly homologous, completely contrary to the laws of natural evolution; the dinosaurs that dominated the earth were precisely eliminated, leaving no trace of transition. Hundreds of years of scientific conclusions can never hide the strangest truth. Genetic researcher Lin Zhiyao is deeply involved in the mystery of origins and is obsessed with deciphering the underlying code of life. He unexpectedly joins forces with deep-sea exploration engineer Lu Chen to find a mysterious man-made wreckage 66 million years ago deep in the earth's crust. It is not a fallen asteroid, but the remains of an alien ark that made an emergency landing across the sea of ​​stars. As layers of decryption unfolded, secrets that had been dusted for hundreds of millions of years gradually emerged: deep in human genes, incomplete fragments of high-level civilizations were sealed, but they were artificially locked up and deliberately degraded. We are not native creatures of the earth, but just a group of interstellar remnants living in a foreign land. The ancient interstellar civilization encountered a stellar catastrophe and was forced to migrate and fall into the Jurassic Period. In a desperate situation, the humble breeders at the bottom broke through the shackles of race, learned from the reproduction methods of dinosaurs and reconstructed the life system. With the simplest wisdom of earth creatures, they saved the endangered star sea civilization and eventually evolved thousands of creatures on earth and modern humans. The so-called evolution of life is actually a long nirvana of the fall and rebirth of civilization. When science subverts common sense, and when traceability touches fate, human beings will eventually know: Our homeland has never been here, and our bloodline hides the embers and glory of the entire star sea.