My Universe in a Bottle

Various logical flaws and confusing settings were acceptable at first, but later on, such settings appeared too often. There is absolutely no need to bring the Earth into the story in such a hurry. There are so many chapters about the Earth that it doesn't have much impact on the plot. As soon as a biocomputer is built, it can affect the human brain, and once it is built, it can hack the global Internet. This is outrageous. The protagonist has very little basic knowledge, and the only thing he can directly access is the knowledge of his dependents. As soon as he arrives on Earth, he directly crushes the Earth in physics, circuits, and programming. It's outrageous. The data exchange between quantum computers and traditional computers has not yet been completed. How many technical barriers has your biological computer directly crossed?

I'm really looking forward to it. I've read all the author's other books, and they all fit my taste. I hope the author can write another good novel.

After reading a few chapters, I can see that the setting is flawed regardless of the logic of the characters. The fact that the first so-called creation god can run out of a mental hospital and create a sterile workshop shows that he has clear thinking and high execution ability. Then why should he entrust his inheritance to a psychiatrist who does not know the details instead of seeking more professional help from the government. Secondly, the protagonist, as a doctor, witnessed a supernatural event and completely ignored it without telling anyone. He inexplicably transplanted an unknown substance from a patient who had committed suicide into his own body. The last one suffered from mental illness and committed suicide. It's just bizarre. I have always had very low requirements for the logic of web articles, but it is a bit hard to accept that the first two chapters are so wild and unconstrained with the science fiction label.

Although there may be a little bug, is this what we are looking at? Let's just say this epic feeling, 6 exploded, I blew it,

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If you can control a certain number of grams, why not just control them to commit suicide? It won't take even one or two seconds. It's difficult for humans to kill bacteria, but it's easy to kill bacteria. Ten thousand times only takes ten to twenty thousand seconds. It can be killed in four or five hours. You can also precisely control the quantity and use. It's disgusting to see that you can't kill them all in a long time, but the subject matter is

The ideas are novel and the plot and characters are rich, but I have been wondering whether the author can control such highly intelligent characters.

The most unacceptable thing is the concept of time. Evolution is too fast. According to the scale of the universe, the world has just been created and is still in the hazy stage. This will increase the trial and error rate a lot. But it can all be completed in a few minutes? Don't talk about the different time standards. How many years does it take for humans to build a ship? How many minutes does it take for you to build an ark? The proliferation is not that fast. If the gene editing can be done in a day or two, it will not matter. In a few minutes, it will be really outrageous.

Good looking, I have read "Raising All Humanity" by Xu Zhi, Boss Xu's Invincibility and Peak. After so many books, I am still invincible among these protagonists. I have also watched Fu Qingjun in "My Hair Can Create a Demon Kingdom". I still have a vivid memory of Boss Fu making medicinal wine. There is also the "Human Brain Ranch". I still remember Zhu Zhengwei. Boss Zhu's heavenly qualifications are in the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Tang used his time to restart the continuous harvesting. Hahaha, it's all so funny I have read all four books he wrote. The more I write, the fewer bugs there are in these books. All in all, "My Universe in a Bottle" is really good to watch, I have watched it all, and I really recommend it.

Why don't you go write it, Lord Huangquan? It's been very hard for me to wait for your next book, Genesis. I just like your creation article. Compared with your works, others are not as interesting as others.