I Became the Mother Virus

I would venture to ask, the protagonist is already in the bladder, will they follow the urethra, along the vas deferens, and then through a long, dark, humid and rugged tunnel filled with tadpoles, to a place called the ovary?

Author, viruses are intelligent anyway, so why do they have to harm people? Add some properties such as health, longevity, strength, or harmless fattening and production to livestock, and integrate them into your life. People around the world will help you evolve. Isn't it delicious?

I clicked on this book because of its title. Then I read the introduction and it's not very cliche. But after reading the content of the book, I suddenly realized that what he wrote was not the same as what I imagined. What I want to say here is to display the population of other bacteria as well, and write a virus and a bacterium as a human being. Write the human body as a world. Countless bacteria and viruses are conscious beings living on it. The way the author writes it is that one ethnic group splits itself off and conquers other ethnic groups. This is what I see now. I think the virus fights against the human body's immune system, and then fights against the entire human race and the rest of the biological world at a macro level. For someone like me who has a certain understanding of what cells, bacteria, and viruses are, it's really uncomfortable to see. The main reason is that the author makes bacteria and cells too anthropomorphic. Especially the Civil Affairs Bureau chapter. ,, Okay, I don't want to say anything anymore, I still had little expectations. But now I'm really disappointed and can't watch anymore. If you are interested, you can go to station b to learn more about this in my picture.

I think we can also increase the communication ability between the protagonist and the host in the future, and add the struggle between the protagonist and other viruses, such as coronavirus?

What happened to your book????

What I imagine is that it enters the human body and reproduces and evolves like a T virus. In the process, the protagonist gradually becomes cold-blooded, and finally a city, a country, and even the whole world has lived on a human body for more than 100 chapters. What a scumbag.

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1. Viruses don't eat. They send their own genetic material into cells, which is equivalent to suicidal reproduction in disguise. You wrote about germs. 2. It is completely impossible for an unknown virus to be recognized by the body's immune system. The body's immunity has no genetic information in this regard. 3. Viruses reproduce very quickly, 1 hour. What genetic coding takes one hour? Viruses are encoded using body cells. I won't go into details about how many TRNAs and SRNAs there are in a body. 5. Viruses have genetic material wrapped in a protein shell. Of course, there are also special viruses that only have a protein shell. 4. I think your original intention was to write about germs (fungi, not viruses)

Virus novels are really hard to find, so come on.