At the beginning, Chen Xing, a doctor of genetics, unexpectedly awakened his power and was able to see through and edit the "mythical sequence" sleeping in the human genome. Faced with this power that could subvert the world structure, he did not choose to keep it to himself, but resolutely handed it over to the country.
The "Myth Gene Project" was launched. An extraordinary legion composed of the "Yinglong" aerospace army, the "Xuangui" heavy armor division, and the "Jingwei" sensor team was born in his hands to guard the country and intimidate all parties.
However, beneath the calm there is an undercurrent. Overseas genetic troops are watching eagerly, and the violent will in the ancient genes is waiting for an opportunity to backfire, and the mythical genes themselves are actually the fire left by a lost civilization...
When the silent galaxy called again, Chen Xing knew that what he had started with his own hands was not only the mythical era of China, but also the entire civilization's expedition to the star sea.
Reader comments
After reading a few chapters, it was okay, but the character creation was a bit strange. The male protagonist experimented on his good brother and genetically modified him. If he didn't want to be exposed, he should keep a low profile. After the transformation, he asked the brother to participate in the medical examination in the military area. Then people noticed that they came to him and wanted to disguise himself. After setting up a project team, Su The character of Qing is also quite strange. I don't know if this character wanted to be written as such a gangster, or if it was because they needed someone to highlight the protagonist. At first, they asked the protagonist to edit genes. I felt that the opposition to the protagonist should be expressed by someone who was at least the same level as him. A subordinate from the project team suddenly appeared and talked to the protagonist. , Saying that you give them abilities but you can't limit them. Are you ready to take on the responsibility of being a creator? It's a bit strange. God, this is a project team organized by the state. You are all recruited. One of your subordinates came out and asked the protagonist to take on the responsibility of being a creator. Then the protagonist really told these soldiers to set up a foundation. Because of the lock, they can turn them into ordinary people, but she came out to object again, saying that they have no human rights. From the starting point, she should agree. What do you think? Besides, if you can't accept being controlled, I don't need to reform you, right? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
After reading a few chapters, it was okay, but the character creation was a bit strange. The male protagonist experimented on his good brother and genetically modified him. If he didn't want to be exposed, he should keep a low profile. After the transformation, he asked the brother to participate in the medical examination in the military area. Then people noticed that they came to him and wanted to disguise himself. After setting up a project team, Su The character of Qing is also quite strange. I don't know if this character wanted to be written as such a gangster, or if it was because they needed someone to highlight the protagonist. At first, they asked the protagonist to edit genes. I felt that the opposition to the protagonist should be expressed by someone who was at least the same level as him. A subordinate from the project team suddenly appeared and talked to the protagonist. , Saying that you give them abilities but you can't limit them. Are you ready to take on the responsibility of being a creator? It's a bit strange. God, this is a project team organized by the state. You are all recruited. One of your subordinates came out and asked the protagonist to take on the responsibility of being a creator. Then the protagonist really told these soldiers to set up a foundation. Because of the lock, they can turn them into ordinary people, but she came out to object again, saying that they have no human rights. From the starting point, she should agree. What do you think? Besides, if you can't accept being controlled, I don't need to reform you, right? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]