Does this make sense with respect to your worldview, why or why not?

Hello, I was just looking for feedback on what I see as the objective reason for our existence.

Consider two basic facts about the world we live in.

1) When a system is capable of evolving, it will inherently evolve features favorable for reproduction.

2) We are not separate from the physical universe we live in; we are features of it.

For the moment, take it as a given that the universe can create approximate replicas of itself (i.e. it is capable of evolving). In this case, a sensible explanation for our existence is that we are features that the universe has evolved. As evolved features, replicating our universe to the best of our abilities would be the objective purpose for our existence; the "meaning of life" so to speak.

This explanation for our existence hinges upon the universe being able to make approximate copies of itself, so that the concept of biological evolution applies. This is not as far fetched as it may seem at first glance.

That the universe can make approximate replicas of itself on local levels is not an assumption, but a fact anyone can verify for themselves. You can verify it for yourself at this very moment by recognizing that your conscious perception of reality is a representation (i.e. an approximate replication) of the universe local to you.