
Tomb Raiding: Gene Extraction
盗墓:基因提取
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Subgenre
- Horror Thriller
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.4kChapters
13.6MReads
64.2kFlowers
10.0Score
More by this author
Readers also read
Reader comments 51
Translated by Google Translate










After more than 100 chapters of this book, the protagonist gradually begins to move in the direction of the Holy Mother. In the 150th chapter, he has become the leader of the Holy Mother. After the 200th chapter, he begins to ghostwrite. The old man has tried poison for book friends and is now in Nanshan Mental Hospital.
Even if the Sea Monkey is a failure of Immortality, it does not necessarily mean that its genes are defective. It is like a genetic mutation. Although the experiment of Immortality may have failed, it used the material of Immortality and its own cells to evolve into another kind of existence. If it failed, do you think the Sea Monkey could survive? Failure means death. Failure to die means another kind of success. It's just that the evolution direction of life is different.
Why not find ants and fleas to fuse. Ants have the strength of four hundred times their own weight, and fleas can jump up to one hundred times their own height. There are also the electric eel's ability to generate high-voltage electricity, the lighthouse jellyfish's ability to rejuvenate, the earthworm's ability to regenerate itself, the tardigrade's ability to withstand ultra-high and low temperatures and longevity, the infinite cell division and regeneration ability of Taizui bacteria, the super reflexes of jumping spiders for hunting, the super vitality and hunger resistance of cockroaches, and the vision of an eagle eye.
This is a gene extraction system. Why do you have to dig into the tomb? What you extract is useless and dangerous. Why don't you go to the pet market first before using this system? First get a few genes that are easy to get, such as the life span of a turtle, the agility of a cat, the eyes of an eagle, the regeneration of a lizard or gecko, the strength of a rhinoceros, the endurance of a horse or mule, etc. Later, we will deal with difficult things, such as the survivability of tardigrades, the "immortality" of lighthouse jellyfish or leeches, etc. There is no need to fight against the creatures in the tomb.
There are so many animal genes in the outside world. There is no need to go to the tomb to get them. Will the strength of ants be multiplied many times with the genes of ants? Will the eagle's genes be able to fly? With the speed of a cheetah, will the tardigrade be immune to death after acquiring the gene?
Forcibly weakened and fused with so many genes in exchange for night vision, although it can be upgraded, those two hundred genes can almost make the male protagonist invincible.
*The author writes about scolding you rather than writing about your whole family to death and doing good to you
Immortality of the lighthouse jellyfish. The power of the unicorn. The explosive power of the Bullet Shrimp. Isn't this bad for a horse's endurance? Why do you have to go to the tomb to look for it? And these are very common and easy to see. There are several types that are not easy to find, but you can get them with money. If that doesn't work, find a scientific research laboratory and ask them to get you a bunch of tardigrades. Isn't eternal life a matter of minutes?
Go straight to the dung beetle. Ant. Flea. Turtle. And Brother Flathead. These are no longer invincible. Don't tell me anything, it's not good to become invincible all of a sudden. You already have this system. If you don't know how to use it, you're a fool.
I started scribbling on the back of everything, so I can put it on the shelves and still pay for it.