From a Single Cell to the Ultimate Lifeform

So far, it looks pretty good. The character of the protagonist is well-shaped and has not collapsed. There are some abruptness in the plot, but it's not too big. The ambiguous plot mentioned in the book review section is actually not bad. I used to think that the protagonist had a romantic interest, but now it seems that it is just that other people like the protagonist's fake identity, and the protagonist is still a naive and a little cute protagonist. Although our protagonist is very different from the previous brutal image of devouring human beings, the arrangement of this play-house plot (living in harmony with humans) is actually normal. The protagonist has been captured by the human camp. In fact, he is considered a prisoner. The protagonist's body has been blown to pieces, and only a few fragments are left to resemble humans. At this time, it seems that the protagonist is a bit stupid to show an aggressive image. Moreover, the protagonist does not have the values ​​of human society. He does not know that he is already a Class A war criminal. He subconsciously feels that it is normal for him to integrate into human society. After all, the protagonist follows the biological instinct of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. Why would he risk his life to attack humans when he can easily obtain energy in human society? Moreover, the advantage of writing about integrating into human society is that ① it can shape the image of the protagonist and make the protagonist's personality more distinctive, and ② it can enrich the plot. Otherwise, there would be nothing to write about in this novel if it were devoted to describing the main character's devouring. Similarly, this book will also lack the shaping of human beings, causing readers to lose their sense of belonging and reality towards human beings, and treat human beings like ants. This is not the effect the author wants to achieve. I know many people are worried about whether the protagonist will join the human camp in the future? I don't think so. The protagonist's crime of devouring millions of humans will not be washed away. This means that it is impossible for the protagonist to join the human camp. The only possibility is that the protagonist is sliced ​​and exploited. Our protagonist's friendly attitude towards humans so far also depends on humans' attitude towards the protagonist. At least it is certain that the protagonist will not voluntarily be sliced ​​and studied just because he gets along with humans. The protagonist will realize his identity in the future and will not regret what he has done and then voluntarily be executed or studied by humans, right? Perhaps? Another thing is the CP of this book. So far, there is no CP meaning. I asked the author and the author's answer was ambiguous. But until the latest chapter, it is not clear who the protagonist will be with. The protagonist has no idea in this regard at all. After all, it's just an inhuman creature, and even its appearance was transformed by swallowing the real Hera. I really can't imagine the possibility of CP. Are you in love with food? Also due to the author's strong efforts to persuade me to stay, he asked me to stay and wait for a few more days, so I regarded it as a non-CP. (Unless the author created CP to deliberately disgust life, I really can't imagine the possibility of the protagonist having CP) In addition, the writing style of the novel is not bad, and it is considered above average in Tomato. Except for the possible poisonous points mentioned above (joining the human camp, finding a partner), this novel is essentially worth reading. This is a novel with a non-human protagonist, no time travel, no system. The first chapter sets the tone of the whole text. I am looking forward to the future plot development and hope the author will not disappoint me. At the end of the protagonist, the halo of wisdom breaks out, and an extremely invincible alien species is released into the sea to let humans survive. The protagonist is Han Xiaoxiao, where is life? Let's see how cool the article is written, right? It's okay😅 I can't think of the protagonist who receives the lunch box, 666666666666666666 [awkward laugh] [like]

Very well written and articulate! It's simply a powerful mouth! Hurry up and bring it up for everyone to see!

I hope Xing Lan can be resurrected in the future. This character is really likable. If we want to have a relationship, we can have a symbiosis. I also hope to be closer to the protagonist in the future (I want to bump into him). The following is my serious evaluation: According to my standards, it is a work that is slightly below the top. It is quite good-looking and has strict logic, but there are still a few loopholes (not many). The plot is novel, exciting, and very attractive, but the part of the plot that blends into human society needs to be improved, and it can barely be called good-looking. The writing style is okay, but it is in a position of neither above nor below. Also, the protagonist in the first volume does not have a strong sense of presence, it is a bit like a group portrait, and the protagonist is less written. The knife also needs to be improved. It is not sharp enough or natural enough. The plot of the second volume has improved a bit. In the second volume, compared to the first volume, the plot has been significantly improved. The main reason may be that it has returned to normal killing and becoming stronger. I read part of it again and found that the author wanted to write a lot of characters to highlight Hera, or maybe just to make up the word count and increase the writability, but ended up writing too many characters, and the overall role of the supporting characters was 55% to the protagonist, so I suggest here to mark the group portraits.

A rating of 8.1 Does not mean that the writing is poor, but the selection criteria are different. If this book is judged according to the masterpieces rated above 9.5, It does have many flaws, such as the vocabulary is not so gorgeous, and the story in the first volume is not interesting. However, this book also has some bright spots. For example, the subject matter is relatively new (not outdated). The heroine in the author's novel starts from a completely ignorant non-human creature and continues to grow as time goes by. We look like an old father watching his daughter grow up little by little and become more sensible. This makes me feel very interesting. However, the fly in the ointment is that some of the content of the article cannot withstand scrutiny and the complexity of the real situation. The entire article The wind is slightly more cheerful, and the tragic atmosphere suddenly changed at the end of the first volume. After the beginning of the second volume, I personally felt that it was not as attractive as the first volume. However, the heroine in the second volume did start to "go on the right track." So far, the whole plot is still very exciting, except for the lack of interest. For example, now the heroine only thinks about improving her strength when she eats people. In the past, she would also think about the impact on other people and whether her teammates would disagree. However, if the author is a newcomer, the level of writing is actually quite good. The author still needs to work hard and practice. Although the score is very low, I still give it a five-star praise. You must know that I have stopped reading works below 9 points many years ago. I hope this evaluation after reading this book will be of some help to the author. Newcomers should be given enough love and help when publishing books. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

For me, this book deserves five stars. In fact, if there are books like Peers, most of them are brainless and the combat is very weak. The description and portrayal of the protagonist are good. The inner activities of the supporting characters are also good, and this book still has some comedy elements. But this is quite normal. After digging for gold in the shit pit, I finally found a piece of gold [crazy] The power of this book has not collapsed, and it is not like that kind of cool novel. It has been tried and tested. As for the low rating, it may be because it is a new book🤔 I can't stand it anymore. This is the third time I've changed my comment, and it's probably the last time. I've read more than 300 chapters and can't stand it anymore. I feel more and more brainless. I can't understand more and more [face covering].

So pretty and spicy! I just feel like everyone's characters are very good, and they fall in love with each other again and again. But humans are the creatures with the most emotions, which makes me feel the resonance

It's a very novel novel, and it's obvious that the author put a lot of thought into it. I have been looking for a book on Tomato for a long time, and those high-scoring masterpieces don't seem to have much appeal, but I read more than 150 chapters of this book in one go and felt it was well written. The protagonist's growth and emotional changes feel very three-dimensional, as if they are real, and the portrayal of other characters is also very vivid. It's a pity that all the people who the protagonist first met and had feelings for are gone. They taught her how to speak, how to read, and what was good and what was bad. Xing Lan was so happy that she actually had feelings. It's like watching a child grow, it's pretty good.

The content is rich and the subject matter is novel. The protagonist has gone through hardships from being stupid to being fast and accurate, and has gained countless bonds. Regardless of the protagonist or the supporting role, the characterization is meticulous and consistent with the development of the plot. There is no poisonous point about the virgin on the way to the killing.

A very interesting topic, it really attracts me anyway ૮ ´͈ ᗜ `͈ ა♡

Let's talk about the advantages first. I feel that the subject matter should be interesting and the content that can be written should be linked to the author's pattern. Let's talk about some bad points. I feel that some readers cannot sympathize with the knife, the flashback at the beginning, and the plot are not exciting enough. It is easy for me to feel that it is directed at the heroine herself and not through the plot. Book of Yanghui, the third volume is a bit unreadable.