Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Qi, a man with lung cancer, discovers a system that simulates world lines, including a prehistoric world where he is treated as a god.
• He returns to his modern life with a strengthened physique from the prehistoric simulation.
• A group of archaeologists, led by Professor Chen, discover prehistoric ruins over ten thousand years old.
• The discovery gains media attention, with reporters and onlookers gathering at the site.

Character Developments

• Su Qi: Transmigrated into a modern body with lung cancer, he discovers a system that simulates world lines, giving him hope for a cure and a better life.
• Professor Chen: An archaeologist who is excited about the discovery of the prehistoric ruins, hoping to uncover prehistoric truths.

Significant Themes

• The power of knowledge and foreknowledge (Su Qi's plans using his foreknowledge).
• The allure of the past and the mysteries it holds (Professor Chen's excitement about the prehistoric ruins).

Character Interactions

• Su Qi interacts with the system, which simulates world lines for him.
• Professor Chen interacts with his student, Zhang Hao, who informs him about the ruins, and later with reporters at the excavation site.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Reporters discover ancient murals in prehistoric ruins depicting a sun, the creation of the world, and humans worshipping the sun.
• Professor Chen interprets the murals as representing a god creating the world and humanity.
• He mentions the possibility of a Great Prehistoric Flood and discusses various flood myths from different cultures.
• Professor Chen suggests that a worldwide flood might have occurred due to melting glaciers, continental plate movements, or an asteroid impact.

Character Developments

• Professor Chen demonstrates his expertise in prehistoric archaeology and offers insightful interpretations of the murals.
• Reporters show curiosity and eagerness to learn from Professor Chen.

Significant Themes

• The existence of gods or aliens in prehistoric times.
• The possibility of a Great Prehistoric Flood and its causes.
• The importance of rational thinking and scientific analysis.

Character Interactions

• Reporters interact with Professor Chen, seeking his expertise and insights on the murals and the potential flood.
• Netizens engage in discussions and speculations about the murals and the Great Prehistoric Flood.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Qi wakes up after a 10-hour sleep, finding that the system has generated and uploaded a movie based on the 'Prehistoric Civilization' archive.
• The movie, titled 'Prehistoric Civilization,' is uploaded to a website called Origin Net and begins to gain attention online.
• Jiang Xin, a teenager, discovers Origin Net and starts watching the movie, which shows a realistic portrayal of prehistoric Earth and humans.

Character Developments

• Su Qi: Realizes the implications of the system's actions and worries about the consequences of revealing his true form to the prehistoric humans.
• Jiang Xin: Becomes fascinated by the movie on Origin Net and starts to question the authenticity of the visuals and the existence of a 'god' in the movie.

Significant Themes

• The power of technology and its potential consequences (Su Qi's worry about revealing his true form).
• The curiosity and skepticism of humans when faced with the unknown (Jiang Xin's reaction to the movie).

Character Interactions

• Although there are no direct interactions between characters in this chapter, the movie on Origin Net serves as a catalyst for interaction between the viewers (like Jiang Xin) and the characters in the movie (the prehistoric humans).

Key Plot Points and Events

• The primitive humans, Adan and Hawa, reveal their knowledge of a god who planted fruit trees on the mountaintop, providing them with food and improving their bodies and intelligence.
• Hawa picks fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, causing her and Adan's eyes to clear and their minds to become wiser, but also instilling in them a sense of shame and awareness of their nakedness.
• The narration hints at an unknown, blurry existence, possibly a god, noticing Adan and Hawa's actions.

Character Developments

• Adan and Hawa's minds become clearer and more aware after eating the fruit, leading to a new understanding of their bodies and a sense of shame.
• The viewers' curiosity and disbelief grow as the actors' performances become increasingly realistic.

Significant Themes

• The origin of humanity and the existence of gods.
• The consequences of gaining knowledge and wisdom.
• The contrast between innocence and awareness.

Character Interactions

• Adan and Hawa's relationship evolves as they become more aware of each other and their surroundings, leading to a sense of shame and a desire for coverings.
• The viewers interact through comments, discussing the movie's implications and expressing their disbelief at the actors' performances.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Adan and Hawa, after eating the fruit, are driven out of the Garden of Eden by an unknown presence (God).
• They live for over two hundred years, having many children, and face hardships like hunger and wild beast attacks.
• To seek help, they decide to hold a grand sacrifice, praying to God for mercy.
• The movie abruptly ends at this crucial moment.

Character Developments

• Adan and Hawa, initially innocent, develop fear and guilt after eating the fruit. They learn to shift and evade responsibility.
• Adan and Hawa, despite living for centuries, age only slightly. They face the harsh reality of their new environment, losing children to wild beasts, and decide to hold a sacrifice.

Significant Themes

• The Fall of Man: Adan and Hawa's expulsion from the Garden of Eden represents humanity's loss of innocence and the beginning of hardships.
• Sacrifice and Faith: The characters turn to a higher power (God) for help, highlighting their desperation and faith.

Character Interactions

• Adan and Hawa interact with each other and their children, showing fear, guilt, and determination. They also interact with the unknown presence (God), showing fear and seeking help.
• The viewers interact with the movie, feeling drawn in by its realism, then frustrated and curious about the abrupt ending.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhang Hao shows Professor Chen a movie from Origin Net, depicting Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.
• The group watches the movie, discussing its realism and historical accuracy.
• They encounter the scene where Adam and Eve eat the Forbidden Fruit and are introduced to the concept of God.
• Origin Net's comment section debates the movie's authenticity, with Brave Niu Niu suggesting connections to ancient Chinese texts and the Xuanyuan Kingdom.
• Netizens discuss the possibility of the Garden of Eden being Kunlun Mountain and the existence of gods.

Character Developments

• Professor Chen, a prehistoric archaeologist, recognizes Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden in the movie.
• Zhang Hao and the others are initially amazed by the movie's realism but later question its authenticity.
• Brave Niu Niu, a netizen, presents compelling arguments connecting the movie to ancient Chinese texts and legends.

Significant Themes

• The origin of humanity and the existence of God.
• The debate between creationism and evolution.
• The search for immortality and wisdom.

Character Interactions

• Zhang Hao shares the movie with Professor Chen, who watches it with a group of students and colleagues.
• Brave Niu Niu engages in a debate with other netizens about the movie's authenticity and its connection to ancient texts.
• Su Qi, the narrator, reflects on the netizens' interpretations of the movie and considers testing the Tree of Life and the Tree of Wisdom in the next simulation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Qi enters a 'Prehistoric Civilization' simulation, floating above Adan and his tribe.
• Adan and his tribe pray to Su Qi, believing him to be a god.
• Su Qi creates a 'Divine Miracle' (aurora-like light) to stabilize the tribe's faith.
• He transmits knowledge of creating fire by friction to Adan and Hawa.
• The tribe discovers fire, considers it a divine gift, and uses it to drive away cold and beasts, cook food, and build shelters.
• Adan suggests building a pyramid-like altar to honor the god.

Character Developments

• Su Qi: Struggles to maintain his 'god' facade without revealing flaws. He decides to help the tribe by transmitting knowledge of fire.
• Adan: Evolves from a desperate, prayerful ancestor to a reverent leader who initiates the construction of a pyramid-like altar to honor the god.
• Hawa: Alongside Adan, receives knowledge of fire and becomes more reverent towards the god.
• Gobil and Habil: Initially confused and fearful, they grow more reverent and awestruck as they witness the power of fire and the god's influence.

Significant Themes

• Faith and its influence on societal development.
• The power of knowledge and its transformative effects on civilization.
• The struggle between maintaining a facade and revealing one's true nature.

Character Interactions

• Adan and Hawa: As the leaders of the tribe, they interact with Su Qi (the god) through prayer and receive divine knowledge, leading their tribe towards progress.
• Adan and his sons (Gobil, Habil, etc.): They interact with each other, sharing their fears, confusion, and growing reverence for the god and the power of fire.
• Su Qi and the tribe: Su Qi observes and interacts with the tribe minimally, transmitting knowledge and performing a 'Divine Miracle' to maintain his godly facade.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Adan and his tribe build a pyramid, which Su Qi realizes is the origin of the many pyramids found throughout history.
• Adan and his family perform a sacrifice at the pyramid, praying to God for guidance and food.
• Su Qi transmits knowledge of animal husbandry and farming to Adan and Hawa to solve their food shortage problem.
• Adan and Hawa attempt to have their sons gain God's recognition but fail.
• Adan teaches the two methods to his sons, and they begin developing animal husbandry and farming.
• Su Qi returns to the Garden of Eden and observes the Tree of Life, which has ten fruits.
• Time passes, and another two hundred years go by, with the trees in the Garden of Eden growing taller.

Character Developments

• Adan: He becomes more distressed as the tribe faces food shortages and seeks help from God. He is anxious about his sons' lack of recognition from God.
• Hawa: She supports Adan and tries to comfort him and their sons when they fail to gain God's recognition.
• Gobil and Habil: They learn animal husbandry and farming from their parents and show reverence and worship toward God.

Significant Themes

• The origin of human civilization and its connection to Adan and his tribe.
• The relationship between humanity and God, and the desire for divine recognition and guidance.
• The importance of knowledge and innovation in solving problems and ensuring survival.

Character Interactions

• Adan and Hawa: They work together to solve the tribe's food shortage problem and support each other through their struggles.
• Adan and his sons (Gobil and Habil): They learn from Adan and show reverence toward God, with Gobil feeling more fear than Habil.
• Su Qi and Adan's family: Su Qi observes and interacts with Adan's family, transmitting knowledge to them and watching over them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Qi observes the Gobil brothers preparing for their ritual sacrifice to their god.
• Habil prepares three firstborn lambs and sheep fat, while Gobil gathers grain and fruit, secretly taking some from each field.
• During the ritual, a gust of wind scatters Gobil's offerings, while a ray of sunlight illuminates Habil's altar, suggesting divine favor.
• Gobil, jealous of Habil's apparent divine favor, invites his brother to the fields to talk after they return.

Character Developments

• Habil: Remains devout and dedicated to the rituals, believing in the divine favor shown to him.
• Gobil: Struggles with jealousy and envy after his offerings are seemingly rejected by the divine, leading him to question his brother's favor.

Significant Themes

• Faith and Belief: The brothers' differing views on the importance of offerings and the existence of divine favor.
• Jealousy and Envy: Gobil's negative emotions drive his actions after he feels overshadowed by his brother's apparent divine favor.
• Coincidence and Divine Intervention: The inexplicable events during the ritual raise questions about divine intervention and its interpretation.

Character Interactions

• Habil and Gobil: The brothers' dynamic shifts as Gobil grows jealous of Habil's perceived divine favor, leading to tension between them.
• Su Qi and the Brothers: Su Qi observes the brothers' actions but chooses not to intervene, despite witnessing Gobil's dishonest behavior.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gobil, jealous of his brother Habil's divine favor, kills him in a fit of rage.
• Gobil is subsequently expelled from the tribe by his father Adan, marking the first instance of evil and the beginning of a struggle between Royal Authority (Adan) and Divine Authority (the god).
• Three hundred years later, Adan lies on his deathbed, surrounded by his grieving family and descendants.

Character Developments

• Gobil: Transitions from jealousy and anger to fear and despair, ultimately leading to his expulsion from the tribe.
• Adan: Grows from a concerned father to a wise and just leader, ultimately becoming the head of a prosperous tribe.
• Habil: Initially portrayed as innocent and devoted, meets a tragic end due to his brother's jealousy.
• Hawa: Stands by Adan throughout their lives, showing unwavering support and love.

Significant Themes

• Divine Authority vs. Royal Authority: The conflict between religious and political power, and the struggle for dominance between them.
• Jealousy and its consequences: Gobil's jealousy leads to tragic consequences, highlighting the destructive power of this emotion.
• Wisdom and justice: Adan's wise and just decisions, even in the face of personal tragedy, contribute to the prosperity of his tribe.

Character Interactions

• Gobil and Habil: The brothers' interaction turns violent and deadly due to Gobil's jealousy.
• Adan and Gobil: Adan's decision to expel Gobil from the tribe shows his commitment to justice and the well-being of his people.
• Adan and Hawa: Their lifelong bond and support for each other highlight the importance of love and unity in the face of adversity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Adan, the patriarch, dies, accepting death as a natural part of life.
• Hawa, the matriarch and mother of all living beings, also passes away later that year.
• Gobil, the exiled brother, wanders away and disappears.
• After 1500 years, humanity populates the Earth in vast numbers.
• An Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) appears in the Earth's outer atmosphere as the simulation ends.

Character Developments

• Adan accepts his death calmly, having long understood the cycle of life and death.
• Hawa dies peacefully, seemingly reunited with someone in her final moments.
• Gobil, filled with regret, wanders away, possibly seeking redemption or acceptance.
• Su Qi, the observer, feels the fragility of life and the passage of time as he watches these events unfold.

Significant Themes

• The inevitability of death and the cycle of life.
• Regret, redemption, and the consequences of one's actions (through Gobil's story).
• The passage of time and the growth of humanity.

Character Interactions

• Adan's interaction with his family, accepting death and comforting them.
• Hawa's interaction with Su Qi, her final moments, and her possible reunion.
• Gobil's interaction with his son, Yidelis, as he wanders away, reflecting on his past actions.
• Su Qi's silent observation of these events, feeling the weight of time and loss.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Qi encounters an unidentified flying object (UFO) in the Simulation World, which he suspects could also exist in reality.
• He discovers that he can increase the simulation range using Viewer Points, but he's short by half.
• After the simulation ends, he returns to reality with rewards: Prehistoric Human Physique, Life Fruit ×10, and Wisdom Fruit ×13.
• The simulation's archive, "Prehistoric Civilization 2," is uploaded to Origin Net with a three-hour countdown.

Character Developments

• Su Qi shows seriousness and curiosity about the UFO, displaying a desire to investigate and learn.
• He becomes hopeful about using Simulation World rewards to cure his cancer.

Significant Themes

• The blurring line between the Simulation World and reality, suggesting that the former might not be entirely fake.
• The power of curiosity and investigation, driving Su Qi to explore the unknown.

Character Interactions

• Su Qi interacts with the Simulation System, trying to gather information about the UFO.
• In reality, Professor Chen and Zhang Hao eagerly await the upload of "Prehistoric Civilization 2" on Origin Net, along with millions of netizens worldwide.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The movie screening begins, captivating millions of viewers worldwide.
• The film shows Adan, the progenitor of humanity, praying to an unknown existence for help.
• A breathtaking celestial phenomenon occurs, resembling a divine miracle, after Adan's prayer.
• Adan and his tribe discover fire, believing it to be a divine gift from their God.

Character Developments

• Adan: Develops from a desperate, praying figure to one who discovers and reveres fire as a divine gift.
• Director Lu: Initially skeptical, he becomes increasingly convinced that the film uses real prehistoric footage.

Significant Themes

• Divinity and Belief: The film explores humanity's early beliefs in divine intervention, with Adan attributing the discovery of fire to his God.
• Discovery and Progress: The discovery of fire represents a significant step forward for Adan's tribe, symbolizing humanity's progress.

Character Interactions

• Adan and Hawa: As the protagonists, they interact closely, sharing their disbelief and excitement at the discovery of fire.
• Director Lu and James: The host and director discuss and react to the film's events, expressing their amazement and skepticism.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The film's netizens discuss the similarity between the current fire's appearance and the Greek myth of Prometheus stealing fire from the Sun God.
• Adan, the tribe's leader, decides to build an altar to commemorate the gods who gifted them fire.
• The tribe begins constructing the altar, and the netizens worldwide watch in anticipation, trying to imagine what the altar will look like.

Character Developments

• Adan shows leadership and reverence for the gods, initiating the construction of the altar.
• The tribe members follow Adan's instructions without question, demonstrating their trust in his leadership.

Significant Themes

• Religion and Belief: The tribe's reverence for the gods and their desire to build an altar to commemorate them highlights their religious or spiritual beliefs.
• Humanity's Progress: The tribe's discovery of fire and their subsequent development of construction skills illustrate humanity's progress over time.

Character Interactions

• Adan interacts with his tribe members, instructing them on building the altar and demonstrating his leadership.
• Netizens worldwide interact through their comments, discussing and speculating about the altar's appearance and purpose.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The structure Adan wanted to build to commemorate God is revealed to be a Pyramid, shocking the world.
• Netizens and experts discuss the global presence of Pyramids and their potential connection to God.
• Adan, facing a food crisis, prays to God for help at the Pyramid altar, slaughtering deer and asking for guidance.

Character Developments

• Adan: Struggles with providing for his growing population, turning to God for help.
• Hawa: Accompanies Adan to the Pyramid altar for prayer.
• Brave Niu Niu: An online personality who connects the dots between Pyramids and God, sparking global discussion.

Significant Themes

• Faith and religion: The idea that ancient people built Pyramids to commemorate and seek blessings from God.
• Humanity's survival: Adan's struggle to provide for his people as resources dwindle.
• Global connection: The realization that Pyramids are found worldwide, suggesting a shared belief or understanding among ancient civilizations.

Character Interactions

• Adan and Hawa: United in prayer and seeking divine intervention for their people's survival.
• Netizens and experts: Engage in global discussions about Pyramids and their connection to God, leading to increased interest in the topic.
• Brave Niu Niu and netizens: Brave Niu Niu shares his findings, sparking widespread shock and debate among viewers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Adan and Hawa receive divine knowledge about farming and animal husbandry from an unknown entity they call 'God'.
• Human civilization develops rapidly under Adan's leadership.
• Two hundred years later, Adan's grandsons Habil and Gobil prepare offerings for their 'God'. Habil is diligent, while Gobil is lazy and steals grain for his offering.
• On the day of the sacrifice, a mysterious entity watches their actions. Gobil's offering is scattered by a gust of wind, and a pillar of golden light descends from the sky, shining on Habil's offering.

Character Developments

• Adan and Hawa: They become the leaders of their community after receiving divine knowledge, guiding humanity towards farming and animal husbandry.
• Habil: He is diligent, respectful, and follows the divine teachings, making generous offerings to 'God'.
• Gobil: He is lazy, disrespectful, and makes a meager offering, even stealing grain from others.

Significant Themes

• Divine Intervention: The unknown entity, referred to as 'God', intervenes in human affairs, rewarding diligence and punishing disrespect or laziness.
• Fear of the Unknown: The mysterious entity's actions instill fear and awe in the characters and the audience, highlighting the human response to the unknown.

Character Interactions

• Adan and Hawa interact with their community, guiding them towards a new way of life.
• Habil and Gobil interact as brothers, with Habil showing diligence and respect, while Gobil displays laziness and disrespect towards their 'God'.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A divine miracle occurs with sunlight streaming down, leading to speculation about a higher power.
• Habil's sacrifice is chosen, causing Gobil's jealousy and eventual murder of Habil.
• Adan dies, accepting death as a natural end decreed by God.
• Gobil builds a city and later expresses regret for his actions before disappearing.
• Time skips to 1500 years later, showing human multiplication and an alien spaceship approaching Earth.
• The movie ends abruptly, leaving viewers in suspense.

Character Developments

• Habil: Becomes a martyr, his sacrifice chosen by God.
• Gobil: Struggles with jealousy, commits murder, and later expresses regret.
• Adan: Accepts death as a natural end, passing away peacefully.
• Gobil (later): Builds a city, expresses regret, and disappears.

Significant Themes

• The existence and nature of God.
• Jealousy and its consequences.
• The acceptance of death and the cycle of life.
• The passage of time and its impact on humanity.
• The potential existence of extraterrestrial life.

Character Interactions

• Habil and Gobil: Their relationship is strained due to Gobil's jealousy, leading to Habil's death.
• Adan and Gobil: Adan confronts Gobil about Habil's death, leading to Gobil's exile.
• The netizens and the movie: Viewers are left in shock and suspense after the movie's abrupt ending, sparking curiosity and discussion about the alien spaceship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Qi retrieves the Life Fruits and Wisdom Fruits from the deduction system.
• He consumes all ten Life Fruits, experiencing a significant physical transformation.
• After bathing, he discovers his appearance has improved drastically, resembling a handsome, young man.
• He notices his eyesight has returned to normal, but his cancer pain has intensified.
• Su Qi consumes all thirteen Wisdom Fruits, experiencing enhanced mental focus, improved eyesight, and increased memory.

Character Developments

• Su Qi's physical appearance improves significantly, making him look younger and more attractive.
• His eyesight returns to normal, and he gains better focus and memory.
• Despite the cancer pain intensifying, Su Qi's body's resistance against it seems to have increased.

Significant Themes

• Transformation: Su Qi's physical and mental changes highlight the theme of transformation, both in appearance and abilities.
• Pursuit of Improvement: Su Qi's curiosity and desire to improve drive him to consume more fruits, even in the face of uncertainty.
• Acceptance of Limitations: Su Qi acknowledges that the Life Fruits might not cure his cancer but accepts that they've delayed its progression.

Character Interactions

• There are no character interactions in this chapter, as Su Qi is the only character present.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Qi gains a superpower, likely mental power or telekinesis, after consuming the Wisdom Fruit.
• He discovers he can move objects with his mind, but his control is limited by weight and emotion.
• Online, two movies depicting prehistoric events and an unknown God cause a stir, with netizens debating their authenticity.
• Professor Chen, involved in the Prehistoric Ruins site, is intrigued by the movies but remains cautious.

Character Developments

• Su Qi: Discovers his superpower, struggles with controlling it, and decides to train to improve his abilities.
• Professor Chen: Becomes more intrigued by the Prehistoric Ruins and the events depicted in the movies.

Significant Themes

• Supernatural powers and their limitations.
• The debate between belief and skepticism, fueled by the movies' depiction of prehistoric events.
• The desire to explore and understand the unknown.

Character Interactions

• No direct interactions occur in this chapter, as Su Qi is alone and the online debates do not involve any face-to-face interactions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An unidentified flying object (UFO) is spotted, and Su Qi, intrigued, decides to investigate.
• The UFO is revealed to be an alien spaceship, carrying ten alien creatures.
• The aliens discover Earth's ecosystem and human-like natives, expressing interest in both.
• The aliens land near a gold mine and decide to enslave the native tribe to aid their mining efforts.

Character Developments

• Su Qi: Shows curiosity and concern about the aliens' intentions.
• Aliens (Jonas, Farouk, Natalie, etc.): Display arrogance, condescension towards humans, and a single-minded focus on mining gold.

Significant Themes

• First Contact: The aliens' arrival raises questions about humanity's place in the universe and potential interactions with extraterrestrial life.
• Power Dynamics: The aliens' intention to enslave humans highlights the power imbalance between them and the native tribe.
• Resource Exploitation: The aliens' primary goal is to mine gold, reflecting their exploitative nature and disregard for the environment and native life.

Character Interactions

• Su Qi observes the aliens without interacting with them, serving as a silent witness to their actions.
• The aliens interact among themselves, displaying a collective mindset and shared goals, with Farouk often taking the lead in decision-making.
• The aliens' arrival disrupts the peaceful life of the native tribe, setting the stage for a potential conflict.