Legend of the Mythological Genes Novel

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The universe is a lie. Or, at least, everything humanity thought it knew about itself was. In an interstellar age where ancient cultivation breathes new life, the very fabric of existence is woven with forgotten myths. Every legend, every deity, every fantastical beast isn’t a fairy tale—it’s a genetic blueprint, waiting to be awakened. The Hou Yi Gene, the Divine Dragon Gene, the Kuafu Gene… they promise godhood, power beyond imagining, a chance to rewrite destiny. But for Feng Lin, a transmigrator from Earth’s 21st century, these aren’t just abstract concepts. They’re a lifeline. He’s an anomaly in a world obsessed with bloodlines, where racial prejudice runs as deep as genetic code. He’s a nobody with a secret weapon: an encyclopedic knowledge of Earth’s ancient myths, dismissed as childish fables by this advanced civilization. While others strive to unlock the obvious, the revered, the mainstream, Feng Lin sees a different path. He sees a unique cultivation technique, a recursive evolution hidden within forgotten narratives. He sees the chance to fuse a humble Monkey Gene with a Stonebirth Gene, forging something new, something powerful. But this isn't a game. The future is cutthroat, and Feng Lin is no hero. He’s selfish, driven by a primal need to survive and carve out his own empire in a universe that wants to crush him. Every step towards unlocking the next mythical stage—from Stone Monkey to Spiritual Stone Monkey, to Handsome Monkey King, and beyond, towards the Great Sage Equal to Heavens—is a gamble. Each fusion is a dangerous experiment, a flirtation with oblivion, and a direct challenge to the established order. This path will demand sacrifice, betrayal, and a ruthless ambition that will leave a trail of enemies in its wake. Can a forgotten legend from a forgotten world truly propel a lone, weak individual to the pinnacle of power, or will his hubris be his ultimate undoing? The universe holds its breath. Will you witness his ascent, or his spectacular fall?