[Not a Power Fantasy] [Willpower-Driven Protagonist] [Hardcore Evolution] [Civilization Simulation] [Infinite Save-Loading] [Decisive and Ruthless] [No Female Lead]
From a single cell at the start, his goal is the stars and the sea. Failure means his soul is annihilated!
Don't talk to me about miracles.
Life is something I clawed out of hell through billions of deaths and reloads!
Lin En, an overworked office drone, is killed by a construction truck. When he wakes, he has become a single-celled organism from 4.6 billion years ago, forced by the Civilization Evolution Simulator to undertake its ultimate mission.
He has bathed in lava and slept through the frozen ages. He has even fought Neanderthals on the icy plains for control of fire. With the sole privilege of infinite save-loading, he struggles to survive through billions of deaths, advancing step by step from a single cell along the thorny path to becoming a Creator.
But the true enemy is the cold "Cleaner" from the depths of the sea of stars.
When the AI god challenges him, and the fork in the road of "ascension" lies before him, he discovers that the end of evolution is not a chance to catch his breath, but an even more brutal choice.
Can he reload this time?
Very good-looking. In the early stage, the protagonist can only say that one step leads to death. Being able to describe the despair of the protagonist has surpassed most authors of Tomato. The plot is online. It is a pity that there are not many people for such a good-looking book. Five-star support
The writing is very good. Author, do you think the system can be dismantled in the civilization that the protagonist finally develops?
The author is very worthy of my five stars for being able to have such quality even with a high output of 3 chapters updated every day😆 This book had almost the same historical process as the earth at the beginning, but now it has almost nothing to do with us, and has already gone its own way. However, I feel that if the author only describes this in every subsequent paragraph, the book will be finished very quickly. Or is it just laying the groundwork for the subsequent plot [what]
The writing is good, the pace is lively, and it is not buried in the shackles of copying Chinese history.
It's exciting, but I hope there will be more enhancements to the protagonist in the future. The protagonist's interference in reality is still too little, or the intensity of the intervention is still too weak. It can only be done on a macro scale, using the method of dreaming to provide enlightenment, but cannot really do it. It can only rely on the system to perform limited operations, and there are some methods such as dreaming. Other interferences are basically impossible.
Replay the evolution of the earth, from the weakest cells to the most powerful high-dimensional creatures, from living in an ignoble existence to the winner who ascends to the throne, and the thrill of rising step by step. This book deserves 5 stars.
It's a good book, but I personally feel it's slightly flawed (meaning I'm not very used to this book), so I still chose to give it five stars. Then the author will see you again in the future.
You must not die😢, you must write it down
Civilization lies in life, in order to survive, in order to kill observers, evolve, learn, grow, until the sea of stars
It integrates multiple systems, and most of them are in line with my taste. However, the plot is a bit slow, which may also be the main reason for the loss of readers.