In a world where VR devices are common, a game called "Sandbox World" has been quietly launched.
People continue to take notice of this special game with limited quotas.
After logging in, the players discovered that the character they controlled was actually a cell, and the goal was to evolve into the ultimate life in the literal sense...
As a result, players used their imagination, various evolutionary routes quietly emerged, and all kinds of strange creatures were bred.
You can see the crustacean creature that has evolved the ability of electric eels to discharge electricity; the strange guy with spikes growing all over his body to make the enemy helpless; and the plant-based players that develop quickly but have weak offensive capabilities.
Players compete with each other and show off their methods. Who can make it to the end?
And what changes will this special game bring to the entire world?
(This is not a brainless article. The protagonist is powerful but will also encounter opponents. This is competitive! Each player will have different types of development based on different evolutionary abilities, such as speed type, melee type, long-range type, interference type, etc. But this is not completely fixed. With the emergence of new abilities, the direction will change or shortcomings will be made up.
This is a new book. If there are any shortcomings, please point them out. The author will adjust or add details. The update may be slower. Please forgive me! )
Reader comments
This book describes an alternative reality with its hard-core biological details. At the beginning, the game just controls a single cell drifting in the primitive ocean, survives, accumulates quality, and then-evolves.
The direction of each evolution needs to be carefully chosen. Is it growing a hard shell to defend against predators? Developed the ability to spit deadly acid? Or do you master the secret of bioelectricity like a deep-sea electric eel?
From the ocean to the land, from small to huge, from simple life forms, gradually to ancient behemoths with complex structures and powerful abilities.
Highly recommended for readers who like hardcore science fiction, creature fantasy, and high-quality immersive narratives.
It's quite interesting, but very few people have noticed this book. I suggest the author change the title to attract more readers to come in and interact with it, so as to increase the popularity of the book. After all, no one can generate electricity with love alone. Finally, I hope the author can keep writing forever [Sending Hearts]
The story is similar to spores but more precise than spores. From single cells to combined organisms to small organisms to small crustaceans to shrimp-like organisms, it looks quite comfortable. That is, the author likes to use a lot of words and places when describing. This leads to a long description of an event when it happens, but the description is a bit bloated. The overall plot is smooth. The plot is not bad. It's okay to lead a small team to win first place. It's quite real. Moreover, it doesn't describe the mess in reality at all. It almost describes the game. There is no reality at all. I quite agree with it. It deserves four stars for encouragement.
The first 40 pictures are evolution content, and the next 100 pictures are pure games.
The initial progress was very fast, and most things (even some water) were omitted; the more difficult thing is that the accessories are not very complete compared to the real cells.
Very beautiful, with specific content and novel themes
This book describes an alternative reality with its hard-core biological details. At the beginning, the game just controls a single cell drifting in the primitive ocean, survives, accumulates quality, and then-evolves. The direction of each evolution needs to be carefully chosen. Is it growing a hard shell to defend against predators? Developed the ability to spit deadly acid? Or do you master the secret of bioelectricity like a deep-sea electric eel? From the ocean to the land, from small to huge, from simple life forms, gradually to ancient behemoths with complex structures and powerful abilities. Highly recommended for readers who like hardcore science fiction, creature fantasy, and high-quality immersive narratives.
It's quite interesting, but very few people have noticed this book. I suggest the author change the title to attract more readers to come in and interact with it, so as to increase the popularity of the book. After all, no one can generate electricity with love alone. Finally, I hope the author can keep writing forever [Sending Hearts]
The story is similar to spores but more precise than spores. From single cells to combined organisms to small organisms to small crustaceans to shrimp-like organisms, it looks quite comfortable. That is, the author likes to use a lot of words and places when describing. This leads to a long description of an event when it happens, but the description is a bit bloated. The overall plot is smooth. The plot is not bad. It's okay to lead a small team to win first place. It's quite real. Moreover, it doesn't describe the mess in reality at all. It almost describes the game. There is no reality at all. I quite agree with it. It deserves four stars for encouragement.
The first 40 pictures are evolution content, and the next 100 pictures are pure games.
The initial progress was very fast, and most things (even some water) were omitted; the more difficult thing is that the accessories are not very complete compared to the real cells.
Very beautiful, with specific content and novel themes