Sixty Million Years Of Evolution, From Trilobites To Mythical Ancestors

Ri Ji Yue Lei’s *Sixty Million Years Of Evolution, From Trilobites To Mythical Ancestors* is a breath of fresh air in the crowded Xianxia and evolution-themed genre. By grounding its supernatural progression in the genuine geological history of Earth, the novel transforms standard power-fantasy tropes into a grand, epic mystery that spans eons.

The story begins with a gripping premise: in 2030, humanity discovers "Ether," a tide of energy from the Earth's core that accelerates biological mutation. Just as mankind believes it has secured its place at the top of the evolutionary food chain, scientists uncover a terrifying truth. This is not the first time the Earth has surged with Ether; it is a cycle that began 630 million years ago. As the current tide rises, the remnants of forgotten epochs—beings that once ruled the planet during the Cambrian, Devonian, and Carboniferous eras—begin to stir from their crustal slumber.

What makes this novel truly compelling is the scope. It isn’t just about a protagonist gaining strength; it is a battle for the legacy of the planet itself. The progression system is uniquely tied to historical eras, moving from the alien primordial seas to the monstrous insect-dominated forests, and eventually toward a clash with legendary entities from the Mythic Era. Watching the protagonist navigate these ancient, awakening powers provides a sense of scale rarely seen in modern fiction.

If you are looking for a story that blends hard science fiction concepts with high-stakes Xianxia cultivation, this is a must-read. The pacing is relentless, the world-building is deeply immersive, and the central question—who truly owns the future when the past refuses to stay buried?—keeps you hooked through every chapter. Prepare to witness humanity’s fight for survival against the gods of history.