My Genes Evolve Infinitely

He doesn't know how to write dialogues and characters, he forces the plot, and he is able to amuse himself. The author is embarrassed and self-pleased when he writes. He has two books written by the author, and neither of them can reach 150 chapters. The comment sections of both books are full of points, don't believe it! ! ! !

Of course, for the last awakening, he must try his best to awaken. He is a mule or a horse. It is time to take him out for a walk. Lu Yuan needs to unleash his potential. He wants to see the scum being beaten with his bare hands.

Are there any book friends who have read for 13,000+ hours? Let's have a round of mutual relations

Lu Yuan wants to know about the haunting and why Lao Dao died. What is this shadow? It is a shadow with a clone. The side effect of burning genes is barking like a dog

It feels like just meeting a random woman is a stunning beauty in the world, and what about the big background? ... I'm tired of looking at it... And the data is too, this data collapse is too ridiculous, the previous inheritance, the audience boasted about how awesome this thing is, how rare it is, it only has more than 20 million spiritual crystals, and then not many chapters later, the protagonist needs millions of spiritual crystals to cultivate just one leader-level gene... The same is true for real money. The protagonist has tens of millions of materials in one night, and they have them every day. It is as if all the monsters are lining up to wait for him to kill. He has not considered at all whether it takes time to find monsters or process the materials... At this price, it is estimated that buying a Chinese cabbage in the market would cost tens of thousands of yuan.

Liver is needed in every world, no matter what it is, liver is needed to make money, isn't it happy? Good Lu Yuan feels unhappy, liver makes him unhealthy

The protagonist seems to be thinking in the age of peaceful earth. There is no strong sense of crisis. The writing is a bit mediocre, and the protagonist never knows how to hide his clumsiness. He practiced very quickly and told almost everyone around him. I am deeply afraid that others will not know that you have a golden finger. When you are weak in the early stage and have no trustworthy backer, you will have a greater chance of surviving until you become stronger by keeping a low profile and hiding your weakness. Rather than fearing that others won't know how awesome you are. If you are stronger, you wish everyone knew about it. There is also the scene where the author writes a treasure chest to attract monsters. To be honest, the various strategies and arrangements of the protagonist are too complicated to write. It feels completely unnecessary, just a simple strategy to attack the east and attack the west. The writing is too detailed and complicated, and it really doesn't feel like it reflects the protagonist's high IQ. There is also the second protagonist, who is always inconsistent. He talks about being wise and powerful, but in fact it is just due to luck or something clearly written in the strategy. There are quite a lot of problems

If you see many heroines, run away quickly for fear of being poisoned.

It looks pretty good in the early stages, but the main character is leveling up in addition to leveling up... Well, although it's fun to watch the main character level up, it's going to be tiring. It's easy to look back. There is no skill battle! A few strokes, really speechless. Personally, I feel that skills can be integrated with each other to create more powerful skills. Instead of deciding everything based on skill level, (personally, I think: secondary skills can be continuously improved and studied, and they should be able to barely compete with higher-level skills) After learning Taijutsu, there was only the process of learning it, but not a few times of use (I didn't see it a few times anyway). It was only said that something improved. Skills. For example, the Amethyst body must have some characteristics in this regard. Not to mention that the whole body turns into amethyst, at least there is a layer of amethyst on the surface of the skin! Otherwise, why is it called the Amethyst Body? Its improvement is also very monotonous, it is all about tempering genes🧬. Why not improve it by converting the body into amethyst? Or increase the thickness of the amethyst on the body surface and how much it spreads throughout the body? I think there is nothing wrong with the tempering of genes, but there is a problem with skill upgrading (not evolution). I think other supporting characters can also be set. When the proficiency of a certain skill is raised to a certain level (this level must be very high), it can mutate and evolve into a higher level skill. Of course, the possibility of this evolution or change can be reduced. (Otherwise, ordinary people will be stuck more and more in the later stages. The genes selected in the early stage will be weak, and they will be useless in the later stage.) I have seen about 255 chapters so far, and very few skill battles. I think I can write more. Another old man said that the plot is forced, and I agree with this point. The rhythm is too tight, and it is packed together. Don't complain if you don't like it, everyone's feelings are different. I hope the author can see it.

After reading some readers' questions, I remember I should have written about it before, right? The first one is that after the protagonist evolves, the tempering degree returns to zero and tempering starts from scratch. The previous spiritual crystals are wasted. I seem to have never written from scratch? Where did you see it? What I wrote is that after evolution, the tempering degree will become less. After all, the gene level is higher, so to continue tempering, you can't let an elite gene temper to 100%. The required spiritual crystals are the same as ordinary genes, right? The second one is that the protagonist will not evolve after the evolution cube is full. Have I explained this too? The protagonist only has one gene on the outside, has not broken through in cultivation, and his genetic combat skills suddenly change. This is a problem that everyone can see, right? Does this count as suppressing the protagonist? The third one also talks about the problem of suppressing the protagonist. It is said that the genes burned by the protagonist are not strong enough, but Ye Ye's genes are strong. Have I explained this before? The protagonist was just an ordinary person before, and the burned genes were also burned into his own gene chain. If you ask an ordinary person to directly evolve god-level genes, can his gene chain be able to withstand it? Is this suppression? People like Ye Ye have inherited the genes from their ancestors and are different from ordinary people. When the protagonist breaks through to the first level, he has evolved the boss gene. This is already the third level. Is this still suppressing? I really feel suppressed. Why don't the readers who said this look at the beginning where they are directly invincible? Fourthly, the author's pace is a bit slow in the early stage. It is indeed the author's problem. He has not written for a long time and is a bit rusty. In addition, some world settings need to be explained. It is indeed not written well, but to say that there is no evolution in dozens of chapters, is this too much? After the first gene is obtained, it evolves directly, right? And if the evolution cube is not fully charged, if you evolve the elite gene to the boss gene, it is equivalent to evolving from the second stage gene to the third stage. Isn't it supposed to consume more spiritual crystals? Are there tens of thousands of zero-order spiritual crystals? This is not logical, right? Regarding these issues, the author will continue to write, and he will write well~~ Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go! After it is put on the shelves, it will be updated at 16,000 to 7,000 times a day~Please give me a monthly ticket and subscribe~