The 758258 Virus
758258病毒
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 20h ago
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The story begins with Jiang You, a victim of the 758258 virus, undergoing a mutation. This mutation grants him "Quantum Crimson Eyes," allowing him to see microscopic particles, including dark matter particles… Thus, he sees dark matter life forms (souls) like Zhuge Liang, and becomes embroiled in the grand scheme of Zhuge Liang and Li Si…
Judging from the first three chapters, the author seems to be using the concept of a stable, infinitely iterating, self-repairing, and overcoming limitations of a "DNA helix gene structure." The evolution of the Yanhuang gene is difficult for one person to accomplish, hence the emergence of successive generations of individuals. This is merely my personal speculation; the author's writing is very interesting, especially the descriptions of the structure.
For the sake of being mysterious and mysterious.
The subject matter is novel, but the word count is too low. Hopefully, more people will read it once it's longer.
Firstly, I think the inspiration is excellent and the background is very appealing, but I feel the beginning is a bit difficult for readers to get into. I'll continue reading and add a later review. By the way, the synopsis seems to suggest a harem, so is it a harem?
I've been writing a research paper on synthetic biology these past few days... Why did Tomato recommend this to me? I haven't read much of it. The first few chapters don't seem to have much to do with real gene editing. You can read it as a novel (but don't read it as popular science).
My book has been featured on the homepage, congratulations to the author. Let's see how it fares and why so few people are reading it. Based on my first impression, the title is a major suspect (the title doesn't stick in my mind after scanning it).
The concept is novel and the plot is also good.
The subject matter is novel and worth appreciating. 👍👍👍
It's alright, better than most of Tomato's novels. The only downside is that the world-building in the first three chapters is too slow. I'll go take another look.