Ch. 121Fifth Generation Humans

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A public broadcast reveals the existence of five ancient human civilizations, each with unique characteristics and methods of destruction.
  • The fifth civilization, the Emotional Civilization, is introduced as the closest to the current generation and is believed to have been destroyed by meteorites.
  • A relic site potentially belonging to the Emotional Civilization is discovered in ancient North America, sparking curiosity and anticipation for further findings.

Character Developments

  • The female host is established as knowledgeable and eloquent, piquing public interest with her revelations.
  • Su Qi, a character introduced later in the chapter, shows curiosity about the Emotional Civilization.

Significant Themes

  • The evolution of human civilizations and their connection to the present.
  • The use of advanced technology for public broadcasts and information dissemination.
  • The intrigue and mystery surrounding ancient civilizations and their potential discoveries.

Character Interactions

  • The female host interacts with the audience through her broadcast, sparking discussions and curiosity among the pedestrians.
  • Pedestrians engage in conversations about the revealed civilizations, sharing their thoughts and questions.
  • Su Qi, a character not yet involved in the conversation, shows interest in the Emotional Civilization, hinting at potential future interactions or investigations.

Ch. 122Ruins of Fifth Generation Human Civilization

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Qi, a fifth-generation human, visits the excavation site of ancient civilization ruins.
  • The team discovers a rusted, ancient car, over 15,000 years old, sparking disbelief and curiosity.
  • Zhu Na, the host of an ancient exploration program, arrives to film the discovery live.
  • The audience reacts with shock and excitement upon learning the car's age.

Character Developments

  • Su Qi: Shows curiosity and surprise at the discovery of the ancient car.
  • Xu Li: An old man with graying hair, he's astonished by the car's age and technology.
  • Zhu Na: The host, she's excited and professional, engaging the audience with the discovery.

Significant Themes

  • The existence and potential destruction of an ancient, advanced civilization.
  • The impact of archaeological discoveries on public perception and understanding of history.

Character Interactions

  • Su Qi observes the scene but doesn't interact with the team.
  • Xu Li and the team discuss the car's age and technology with amazement.
  • Zhu Na interacts with the audience via live broadcast, sharing their excitement and wonder.

Ch. 123Fifth Generation Humans' Rock Paintings

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A site belonging to the Fifth Generation Humans (Emotional Humans) is discovered and broadcasted live.
  • The site contains ruins and rock carvings, with the most striking being a sun with indifferent eyes and a triangular pattern.
  • The carvings are gradually cleared, revealing scenes of a meteorite impact and a dark, post-impact landscape.

Character Developments

  • Zhu Na, the host, demonstrates her professionalism and curiosity about the discoveries.
  • The audience's interest and curiosity grow with each revelation.

Significant Themes

  • The impact of the past on the present.
  • The mystery and allure of ancient civilizations.
  • The power of curiosity and discovery.

Character Interactions

  • Zhu Na interacts with the audience through her explanations and questions, fostering a sense of shared discovery.
  • Zhu Na's team works together to clear the site and broadcast the event.
  • Other countries' production crews are also present, indicating international interest and cooperation.

Ch. 124Rock Carvings and God

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The team uncovers a series of rock carvings depicting a creation myth, including the formation of the world, humans, and their eventual degeneration.
  • The carvings are interpreted as a depiction of God's creation by the Fifth Generation Humans.
  • Strange symbols are discovered on the rock face, which are later deciphered with the help of a superintelligent computer.

Character Developments

  • Zhu Na, the host, becomes increasingly intrigued by the similarities between the Fifth Generation Humans' god and the Gundaya people's god, suggesting a connection.
  • Yuan Zheng, a colleague of Zhu Na, is skeptical of her hypothesis but engages in the discussion.

Significant Themes

  • The existence and nature of God, as interpreted by different civilizations.
  • The commonalities and differences in mythologies across civilizations.
  • The exploration of ancient civilizations and the pursuit of knowledge.

Character Interactions

  • Zhu Na and Yuan Zheng engage in a friendly debate about the implications of the rock carvings and the potential connection between the gods of different civilizations.
  • Zhu Na shares the deciphered information with the audience, fostering a sense of collective discovery and engagement.

Ch. 125In the Beginning God Created the Heavens and the Earth

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Zhu Na deciphers ancient text at a ruins site, revealing the creation story and historical events from a Fifth Generation Human civilization.
  • The text describes an alien civilization visiting Earth, enslaving humans, and causing humanity to degenerate.
  • It mentions God's decision to destroy humanity with a flood, sinking Atlantis and other civilizations.
  • The text also discusses God's ability to manipulate time and create a planet-sized meteorite to destroy alien threats.
  • It reveals that the Fifth Generation Humans believed in Gods and prayed to them for salvation from an approaching meteorite, ultimately leading to their annihilation.

Character Developments

  • Zhu Na, the host, shows surprise, realization, and astonishment as she deciphers and reads the ancient text.
  • The audience is left stunned, bewildered, and astonished by the revelations.

Significant Themes

  • The existence and role of Gods in human history and civilization.
  • The impact of alien civilizations on Earth and humanity.
  • The advancement of technology and its limitations.
  • The belief in divine intervention and salvation.

Character Interactions

  • Zhu Na interacts with the audience, reading the deciphered text aloud and reacting to its contents.
  • The audience discusses and reacts to the revelations, expressing their astonishment and disbelief.

Ch. 126Visitors to the Solar System

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Cancer is no longer a threat due to cures and suppressants, making Su Qi question his need for them.
  • Earth's environment starts to deteriorate due to advanced technology and resource excavation.
  • Three alien warships arrive in the Solar System, claiming to have received a distress signal from Earth.
  • The aliens, Zaxians, send a delegation to Earth, seeking information about the distress signal.

Character Developments

  • Su Qi becomes more cautious about his cancer treatment, considering alternative methods.
  • The Zaxians, particularly Kardir, display curiosity, surprise, and a desire to help humanity.

Significant Themes

  • The consequences of unchecked technological advancement on the environment.
  • First contact with an alien civilization, exploring themes of curiosity, surprise, and mutual assistance.

Character Interactions

  • Su Qi internally interacts with the events unfolding, questioning and speculating about the aliens' arrival.
  • Chang He and Kardir engage in dialogue, exchanging information about the distress signal and the fate of the previous human generation.

Ch. 127Startled Aliens

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Zaxians (blue-skinned aliens) learn about Earth's history from Chang He, including the asteroid attack and the Emotional Civilization's distress signal.
  • Cartier suggests that Earth's Solar System layout might not be natural, hinting at possible external intervention.
  • The Zaxians visit the ruins of the Fifth Generation Humans, witnessing rock carvings depicting religious beliefs and ancient technology.
  • Despite the humans' expectation of further interaction, the Zaxians decide to leave, stating that human civilization should develop independently.

Character Developments

  • Chang He: Shows expertise in Earth's history and acts as a guide to the Zaxians.
  • Cartier: Demonstrates curiosity and respect for Earth's history and civilization, but maintains a stance of non-interference.
  • Zhu Na: The broadcast journalist who reports the Zaxians' visit and departure.

Significant Themes

  • Non-Interference: The Zaxians' decision to leave without providing advanced technology or knowledge, allowing Earth's civilization to develop independently.
  • Religious Beliefs vs. Science: The contrast between the Emotional Civilization's religious beliefs and the Zaxians' advanced scientific understanding.
  • External Intervention: The suggestion that Earth's Solar System layout might not be natural, hinting at possible external influence.

Character Interactions

  • Chang He and Cartier: They exchange information and insights about their civilizations, with Chang He acting as a guide and Cartier as an inquisitive visitor.
  • The Zaxians and the Human Staff: There's a friendly exchange of information and curiosity, with the humans eager to learn from the Zaxians.
  • Zhu Na and the Viewers: Zhu Na broadcasts the Zaxians' visit, and the viewers watch in astonishment and anticipation.

Ch. 128Escape from Earth

Key Plot Points and Events

  • After the alien warships' departure, Su Qi accelerates time to observe Earth's future.
  • Over 400 years, Earth's environment deteriorates drastically due to human activity, leading to mass extinction and a decrease in population.
  • Humans attempt to escape Earth by building warships similar to the Zaxians' with their combined technology.
  • The Zaxians, including Kardir, return to Earth to assist humans in their escape.

Character Developments

  • Su Qi: Observes Earth's decline and humans' attempts to escape, showing curiosity about virtual games but no direct intervention.
  • Fang Xiong: Becomes the human leader, expressing doubts and fears about leaving Earth and relying on the Zaxians.
  • Zhu Na and Chang He: Revived from cryopreservation, reminisce about their past, and meet Kardir again, expressing mixed feelings about their situation.

Significant Themes

  • Environmental Decline: Humans' exploitation of Earth's resources leads to environmental collapse, highlighting the consequences of unchecked consumption.
  • Human Survival: The struggle for survival drives humans to attempt escaping Earth, raising questions about their future and dependence on the Zaxians.
  • Regret and Mixed Feelings: Characters like Zhu Na, Chang He, and the revived individuals grapple with regret for their past actions and mixed emotions about their present situation.

Character Interactions

  • Su Qi: Interacts indirectly with Earth's future through time acceleration, observing but not influencing events.
  • Fang Xiong, Zhu Na, Chang He, and Kardir: Their reunion and conversation reveal their shared history and current circumstances, highlighting their mixed feelings and fears about the future.

Ch. 129God's Eye?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Humans, led by Fang Xiong, reluctantly depart Earth, bidding farewell with tears and uncertainty.
  • Su Qi, observing from afar, decides to intervene and alters the Solar System's planets, forming a gigantic eye around the Sun, gazing towards the humans.
  • Humans and aliens aboard the warships witness this cosmic phenomenon, causing shock, horror, and terror.

Character Developments

  • Fang Xiong: Struggles with the responsibility of leading humanity into the unknown.
  • Zhu Na: Recalls the Eye of God symbol from the ruins, connecting it to the cosmic eye, and expresses terror at the realization.
  • Kardir: Shocked and horrified by the phenomenon, reflecting the aliens' broader but equally limited understanding of the universe.

Significant Themes

  • The unknown and its terrors: The cosmic eye represents the unknown and its potential dangers, instilling fear in both humans and aliens.
  • Humanity's journey: The departure from Earth signifies humanity's leap into the unknown, mirroring the larger theme of exploration and its consequences.
  • Divine intervention: The eye's appearance suggests a higher power or divine entity, challenging human understanding and control.

Character Interactions

  • Humans and aliens interact with mutual shock and disbelief at the cosmic phenomenon, highlighting their shared humanity and alien nature in the face of the unknown.
  • Zhu Na and Fang Xiong's exchange reflects their shared history and understanding of the Eye of God symbol, deepening their bond and fear.

Ch. 130Is the Theory of Divine Creation Real?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A star-like eye appears in the solar system, causing the Zaxians and humans to question their beliefs about God and creationism.
  • The eye disperses, and the planets return to their original positions, leaving the group bewildered but convinced that the event was real.
  • Kardir suggests that the solar system's perfection and the planets' movement could be evidence of God's existence and humanity's creation by God.
  • Su Qi, in Doppelganger Mode, unconsciously creates the eye and restores the solar system, unaware of the impact on the humans and Zaxians.

Character Developments

  • Chang He and the humans: Their disbelief in God and creationism is challenged, leading to shock, confusion, and a new perspective on their origins.
  • Kardir and the Zaxians: They begin to consider the possibility of God's existence and humanity's divine creation, leading to fear and awe.
  • Su Qi: He discovers that his thoughts in Doppelganger Mode possess strange powers, affecting the solar system and the beliefs of the humans and Zaxians.

Significant Themes

  • Belief and disbelief in God and creationism.
  • The impact of new information and experiences on one's worldview.
  • The power of thought and intention, as demonstrated by Su Qi's actions in Doppelganger Mode.

Character Interactions

  • Chang He and the humans discuss their disbelief in God and creationism, leading to a shared sense of shock and confusion.
  • Kardir questions Chang He and the humans about their knowledge of God, leading to a realization that they may not know as much as they thought.
  • Su Qi, unknowingly, influences the humans and Zaxians, leading to a shift in their beliefs and perceptions.

Ch. 131Humanity's Altered Fate

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Qi, after his initial confusion, realizes that his presence has unknowingly influenced humanity's future positively.
  • He decides not to intervene further, considering it a parting gift.
  • Before leaving, he obtains a Future Smartwatch from the battleship.
  • The deduction ends, and Su Qi returns to his room, receiving rewards: Battleship Production Knowledge and a Future Smartwatch.

Character Developments

  • Su Qi: Realizes the impact of his presence on humanity's future, decides not to interfere further, and expresses interest in the Future Smartwatch.
  • Kardir and the humans: Their imagination changes the course of humanity's fate, leading to an improved status in the universe.

Significant Themes

  • The power of imagination and perception in shaping reality.
  • The responsibility and impact of an observer on the observed.
  • The potential value of technological knowledge and artifacts from advanced civilizations.

Character Interactions

  • Su Qi interacts with the humans and Zaxians indirectly through his presence and actions, influencing their future without direct communication.
  • Su Qi's internal dialogue reflects his thoughts and decisions regarding the humans and the items he obtains.

Ch. 132New Movie Uploaded!

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Su Qi receives a futuristic smartwatch and a manual.
  • The watch has basic intelligent control and can transform its appearance.
  • Su Qi uses the watch to play a game, demonstrating his superior reaction speed and control.
  • He accesses the Origin Net using the watch and discovers a new movie, "Future Civilization: New Humans."

Character Developments

  • Su Qi shows off his gaming prowess and expresses loneliness due to his invincibility.
  • Netizens eagerly await the new movie, discussing its title and implications.

Significant Themes

  • The gap between Su Qi's abilities and those of ordinary people is highlighted, emphasizing his isolation.
  • The anticipation and curiosity surrounding the future of the superpower world are emphasized.

Character Interactions

  • Su Qi interacts with the smartwatch's basic intelligence and other players in the game.
  • Netizens interact with each other through social media, discussing the new movie.

Ch. 133Taking a Day Off

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The story is set in a dystopian future where people are given one day leave from their jobs every year to spend with their families.
  • The protagonist, Mr. Patel, a middle-aged man, works at a factory that produces "eternity cans," which are believed to contain the souls of the dead.
  • On his one day leave, Mr. Patel visits his family, including his wife and two grown children, who live in a cramped, grimy apartment.
  • His son, Ravi, is a rebellious youth who disapproves of the current system and secretly works on a project to expose the truth about the "eternity cans."
  • Mr. Patel's daughter, Meena, is a docile, obedient young woman who accepts the system and follows its rules.

Character Developments

  • Mr. Patel: Initially seems resigned to his life and the system, but his interactions with his family and the revelations about Ravi's activities cause him to question his beliefs.
  • Ravi: Starts as a rebellious, angry youth, but his determination to expose the truth shows a deep sense of responsibility and care for his family and society.
  • Meena: Initially appears content with her life, but her interactions with Ravi and her father's changing views cause her to question her own beliefs.

Significant Themes

  • The dehumanizing effects of a totalitarian system.
  • The struggle between acceptance and rebellion in the face of oppression.
  • The power of family bonds and the lengths one will go to protect them.

Character Interactions

  • Mr. Patel and Ravi: Their interactions highlight the generational gap in their understanding of the system and the world. Ravi's determination challenges Mr. Patel's resignation, leading to a shift in his perspective.
  • Mr. Patel and Meena: Their interactions show the conflict between Meena's acceptance of the system and Mr. Patel's growing disillusionment, leading to a rift between them.
  • Ravi and Meena: Their interactions highlight the siblings' differing views on the system and their roles in it, leading to tension between them.

Ch. 134The Movie Begins!

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A movie starts broadcasting on Origin Net, showing a world with modern civilization and superpowers.
  • The movie reveals that the world is identical to the real world, with people using Origin Net, until it stops updating.
  • The movie jumps to ten days later, showing people's frustration with Origin Net's lack of updates.
  • It's revealed that the movie world is a parallel world that split off from the real world when Origin Net stopped updating.
  • The movie shows the world one year later, with people's lives returning to normal without Origin Net updates.

Character Developments

  • Netizens: Initially excited about the movie, they become shocked, frightened, and worried as they realize the movie's connection to their real world. They then feel curiosity and anticipation about the future shown in the movie.
  • Zhang Hao: Recognizes the mention of Origin Net and is shocked to realize the movie's connection to the real world.
  • Government Officials: React with astonishment, disbelief, and orders to investigate the people appearing in the movie.

Significant Themes

  • Fear of the Unknown: Netizens' initial reaction to the movie's connection to their real world is fear and panic.
  • Curiosity and Anticipation: Once the fear subsides, netizens become curious and eager to see the future shown in the movie.
  • Abandonment: The idea that their real world might be abandoned by Origin Net one day, like the parallel world in the movie, causes worry and fear.

Character Interactions

  • Netizens interact through comments and discussions, trying to make sense of the movie's connection to their real world.
  • Zhang Hao and Professor Chen watch the playback together, reacting to the revelations.
  • Government officials from various countries react to the movie's revelations and issue orders to investigate.

Ch. 135The God Who Was Not Saved

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A mysterious object is spotted in space, initially thought to be a meteorite.
  • Governments worldwide secretly investigate and confirm the threat, but keep citizens in the dark.
  • A massive meteorite with a diameter of over ten kilometers is heading towards Earth.
  • The USA constructs a triangular pyramid with an eye (the All-Seeing Eye) symbol, believing it will appease God and save humanity.
  • Despite global efforts, including nuclear strikes, the meteorite impacts Earth, causing catastrophic destruction.

Character Developments

  • Netizens evolve from initial shock and disbelief to hope and eventually despair as they witness the impending doom.
  • Characters in the movie, like Andre, show religious fervor, believing in God's intervention to save humanity.

Significant Themes

  • Religion and Faith: The theme of faith in God is explored, with characters pinning their hopes on divine intervention, only to face disappointment.
  • Government Secrecy: The governments' decision to keep the public uninformed about the impending disaster raises questions about transparency and trust.
  • Humanity's Fate: The story explores humanity's collective fate and the desperation that arises when faced with extinction.

Character Interactions

  • Netizens interact through discussions and speculations about the symbols and events unfolding in the movie.
  • Characters in the movie interact through their shared belief in God's salvation and their efforts to appease Him.
  • The interactions between characters in the movie and the netizens watching it create a sense of shared fate and desperation.

Ch. 136Chapter 135

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A meteorite passes through Earth, causing cataclysmic events like volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and tsunamis, leading to an apocalypse.
  • After 15,000 years, the Earth recovers, and a new civilization emerges with advanced technology.
  • The new humans discuss the existence of ancient humans (the audience's generation) and the myth of God creating the First Generation Humans with distinct physical traits.

Character Developments

  • Characters grapple with the reality of the apocalypse and the passage of time, leading to feelings of loss and bewilderment.
  • Zhang Hao and Professor Chen are shocked by the revelation of God's involvement in creating the First Generation Humans.

Significant Themes

  • The passage of time and the cyclical nature of civilizations.
  • The mystery and unknowability of God.
  • The evolution of human physical traits and intelligence.

Character Interactions

  • Zhang Hao and Professor Chen discuss the revelation about God and the First Generation Humans, expressing their shock and disbelief.
  • Netizens in the comment section engage in heated debates about the credibility of the information presented and its implications.

Ch. 137Movie Playing

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Netizens discuss paranormal abilities and precognitive dreams, leading to speculation about ancient civilizations.
  • A movie plays, showing various human civilizations and their fates.
  • Future humans discover ancient ruins in the USA, sparking disdain from netizens.
  • Aliens arrive in the Solar System, revealing that Earth's environment might be designed or created.
  • Future humans develop advanced technology, including virtual reality games, but eventually destroy Earth's environment.
  • Future humans attempt to escape Earth using cryogenic freezing technology, with Zhu Na and Chang He among them.

Character Developments

  • Netizens: Initially skeptical about paranormal abilities, they become more open-minded as the movie progresses, eventually feeling envy, jealousy, and hatred towards future humans' technology.
  • Future Humans: Initially portrayed as ignorant and destructive, they later show remorse for not protecting Earth better.
  • Zhu Na and Chang He: Survive for over a thousand years using cryogenic freezing technology.

Significant Themes

  • The cyclical nature of human civilization and its impact on the environment.
  • The potential existence of ancient civilizations and their influence on modern society.
  • The double-edged sword of technological advancement.

Character Interactions

  • Netizens interact with each other through comments and discussions, shaping their collective opinions and reactions to the movie.
  • Future humans interact with aliens, revealing that Earth's environment might not be natural.
  • Zhu Na and Chang He interact with each other and other future humans, showing their survival and resilience.

Ch. 138Was the Universe Created by God?

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Future humans bid farewell to Earth as they leave the Solar System.
  • The planets in the Solar System suddenly deviate from their normal orbits, forming a colossal eye pattern with the Sun as the pupil.
  • The eye dissipates, and the planets return to their original positions.
  • Kardir, an alien, suggests that the Solar System's perfection and the eye phenomenon could indicate divine creation.
  • Alien warships leave the Solar System after a failed search for something.

Character Developments

  • Kardir: Shows curiosity and awe towards the Solar System and its possible divine creation. He expresses a change in attitude towards humanity after witnessing the eye phenomenon.
  • Human Leader (Fang Xiong) & Professor Chen: Display shock and awe at the eye phenomenon, leading them to consider the possibility of God's existence.

Significant Themes

  • Divine Creation: The idea that God created the Solar System and possibly the entire universe is introduced and debated.
  • Humanity's Origin: The existence of a first generation of humans and their potential connection to God is explored.

Character Interactions

  • Kardir and Human Leader (Fang Xiong): Their interaction leads to the discussion of God's possible involvement in the Solar System's creation.
  • Netizens and Brave Niu Niu: They discuss the implications of the movie's events, leading to further exploration of divine creation and humanity's origin.

Ch. 139Reality's Reaction

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The apocalypse is imminent, with a meteor on a collision course with Earth.
  • Global panic ensues, with people despairing and governments rushing to find solutions.
  • Su Qi considers three methods to save himself and humanity: enhancing strength through deductions, pushing the Qin Shi Huang timeline to the present, or using warships with star destroyer cannons.

Character Developments

  • Su Qi demonstrates his strategic thinking and caution, weighing the pros and cons of each potential solution.
  • He shows concern for humanity's safety but is also wary of potential risks and consequences.

Significant Themes

  • Despair and Hope: The contrast between the public's initial despair and their subsequent hope that governments will find a solution.
  • Responsibility and Power: Su Qi's contemplation of his role and the responsibility that comes with the power he possesses.
  • Risk and Consequence: The theme of weighing risks and potential consequences, both for himself and humanity.

Character Interactions

  • Su Qi interacts with the global community through news broadcasts and social media, observing the public's reaction and the escalating situation worldwide.
  • He does not engage directly with any characters in this chapter, instead reflecting on the broader implications of the impending apocalypse.

Ch. 140Life Restart Simulation

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The world is in chaos due to an impending apocalypse, with people panicking and seeking answers online.
  • Su Qi, the simulation's controller, observes these events from his room.
  • An online discussion about God's power and the creation of the universe gains traction, with a user named Song Daxi suggesting God's power might be limited to the Solar System.
  • Su Qi, realizing this could cause issues, decides to upgrade the simulation range using his Viewer Points.
  • He plays a text-based life simulation game, triggering the discovery of a new mode: Life Restart Simulation.

Character Developments

  • Su Qi remains calm and analytical amidst the chaos, demonstrating his ability to make strategic decisions.
  • Song Daxi shows critical thinking and skepticism, challenging common beliefs about God's power.
  • Yu Fei Le, a woman involved in the online discussion, shows initial disbelief but later considers Song Daxi's perspective.

Significant Themes

  • The power of belief and its impact on society, as seen in the online discussions about God and the apocalypse.
  • The consequences of challenging established beliefs, as seen in Song Daxi's comments.
  • The potential for new discoveries or modes within the simulation, as seen with the Life Restart Simulation.

Character Interactions

  • Su Qi interacts with the online world through social media, observing and influencing events indirectly.
  • Online users interact through comments and discussions, challenging and influencing each other's views.
  • Su Qi's actions within the simulation, such as upgrading its range, indirectly affect the characters and their world.
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