Genetic Paradox

It's well written, and it's one of the few good books. Sorry, I over-read this book earlier.

The setting is very interesting, and the protagonist's plug-ins are also explained very clearly. The protagonist seizes the most successful synthetic embryo of the consortium, and everything has a price [laughs and cries] The logic is clear, there is nothing poisonous, and the villain is also flesh and blood.

I don't know why the score is so low. The characters in this book have an IQ that is online. The writing is good and the pace is good. I don't know why the score is so low. It's obviously very good. I read a lot of books and rarely comment on them. I couldn't hold back this time! Good book, give it a thumbs up

I finally struck gold. Pig's Knuckle is my favorite Devouring Evolution stream. It's not that Wu Nao Shuang also has an appetite for plotting and dramatic descriptions. It's a little dark but I like this way of thinking that thinks the worst of people. Suspicion is definitely a good thing, and it has a female character but no heroine and those love scenes are definitely a plus. I hope the author will keep writing.

This is a novel that has received at least 10,000 orders from the beginning. As far as my current impression is concerned, I have not encountered any logical bugs. You have to pick at the cracks to find out some problems. The IQ of each character is that of a normal adult, or even higher. The difference lies in how many steps you can count with one step. My only hope is that it doesn't suck.

Treasure novel! A rating of 8.0 Is seriously underestimated! Reading 330 chapters in one breath is not a fool's errand. The major forces in the article are intertwined and complex, with all parties checking, balancing and utilizing each other, and confronting each other openly and covertly. The protagonist is rational and calm, not emotional, and wanders among various forces to grab benefits. If he is not careful, he will be in an abyss. The characterization is vivid and detailed, not only the protagonist, but also each character has a distinct personality. Even the minor characters have their own background stories, which are not blunt. It's very comfortable to watch, the rhythm is well controlled, there is no hydrology, and it doesn't feel abrupt. The overall feeling is smooth and natural, and it is also fascinating. It is a rare masterpiece. Personally, I think a score of at least 9.6 Would be in line with the current score of this book. Due to the current lack of exposure of this book, the number of readers is low. As long as the number of readers increases, I believe the rating will go up soon. Come on, author! ! !

Top-notch strategy, good-looking, but unfortunately limited by invisible hands.

Highly recommended! This book is definitely the best among tomato novels. Although the plot is only slowly unfolding now, the exciting passages that have been presented are excellent [Sending Hearts]. Each character is flesh and blood. There is no stereotype of good guys and bad guys, only games and choices from different positions. The protagonist's growth line is also handled very well: it is not a smooth journey, but the author does not deliberately suppress it for the sake of torture, but allows the protagonist to find life in a desperate situation, dealing with major forces and gradually transforming. This kind of narrative rhythm of "surviving from desperate situations" makes reading extremely comfortable and full of tension.

Good books deserve encouragement! The only book I have read in recent times. There are no cookie-cutter routines, and there is no such thing as Long Aotian. At least the golden finger doesn't make me feel out of place. There are too many novels where the hero and heroine have poor IQs and great luck. Without the golden finger, they are nothing. The characters of this book are online, the logic is online, and the storyline is also online. I will continue to pay attention to it. I hope the author will update it frequently!

It's really much better than the many 8-9 points on Tomato. It doesn't make jokes, doesn't follow comedy routines, doesn't engage in womanizing, it just wants to become stronger and survive. This kind of purity makes me see the great love immortal in the past.

It's good. It's very delicately written. It's very good at characterization. It's already in the short drama. I watched the short drama first before coming here. Now I've just read the 100th chapter. But maybe it's because the world view is very grand and there are a lot of pitfalls that need to be filled in later. The first is that the protagonist's planet is being attacked by other races, but there should be other similar planets besides this planet. The second is the male protagonist's assistant. This female character may not be well portrayed. The male protagonist also doesn't want to be caught using the pen, so he may send the mother and daughter to another organization led by women. (After reading the book reviews, many people were persuaded to quit by this and I don't know why. I personally think it's okay. After all, it is mutual help and mutual benefit) The third is that there are many consortiums, military and other organizations. I always thought that the protagonist was in the center of the planet. But then I found out that these are just in one city. After the city, are there more organizations? If I don't write it well, I will have to keep nesting dolls. At present, I have only seen this part of the hundred chapters. If the author sees it, I hope to avoid it. There are some things that are confusing to the authorities and are clear to bystanders. I only went to the first grade of junior high school and am a fan of online literature. I also studied literary works in Shu before and read a lot of online articles. Now I like this novel very much, just like the one I read with Wen Cai. It has a grand world view and I hope it won't be unfinished (please don't criticize me if you see it. I am not a troll. I don't have a high degree of education. I hope you won't criticize me. If there is anything wrong, please point it out. Thank you)

This book is truly one of the best. It is different from other mindless devouring books. The IQ of the main character is well portrayed online but there are too few individual close-ups. The first volume is mainly about wits and calculations. There is no way to develop and grow at the same time according to the protagonist's incredible ability. If you don't fight wisely, you will die, and at the same time, I guess the purpose is to pave the way for the real development of devouring in the second volume. The writing is good, much better than Tomato's current love of using AI, and I feel that the pace is not slow. After all, the first volume has reached level 4. Suggestion: In the second volume, complete the combat power and combat scenes, and then ensure that the writing quality is updated slowly. It doesn't matter if gold always shines. According to the Tomato level, it is 9.1 Or higher (there is no way there will be unintelligent bad reviews, and the author has no reputation and background). I suggest that the author consider changing the title. I feel a little bit thunderous about this title @MoJinfeng

I couldn't stop watching it. It's really immersive. I can also feel that every character has flesh and blood. They are not brainless. They are very Machiavellian but a little brain-burning. But I can't say it's beautiful. [Lick screen]. Those who gave low ratings of 2.3 Stars have only read it for less than half an hour. Who are you to comment on this book? [Chew melon]

A good book. There are not many books that I can catch up on in one go. This one really exceeded my expectations. I originally thought it was a devouring and brainless development flow. After looking at it, I found that it was not the case at all. The layout of the book is reasonable and the world view is huge. It is a cosmic federation with internal and external troubles. The layout of the military, plutocratic government, religious organizations has been on the verge of breaking out for many years. In the process of growing up, the protagonist is in a situation where the chaebol knows the secrets and layout guidance of the conglomerate, joins forces, misleads and lures him to death, and fakes his own death to escape. All parties may be arrogant and persistent, but their strength and IQ are completely online. The characters are well drawn and the plot is exciting. [Like][Like]

The writing is very good, with logic and story line. Even if the protagonist has a gene-devouring cheat, he does not soar into the sky, does not mess around, and does things calmly and wisely. Unlike the protagonist in other novels, when he has a cheat, he immediately stops eating beef, and his basic morals and bottom line are gone. He just writes whatever comes to his mind.

The plot is not procrastinating, not wordy, not Madonna, not brainless, not pretentious, but the plot logic has flaws (but this is inevitable, but can be corrected) such as: when the protagonist dealt with the dead mantis in the first level, he was able to withstand a fourth-level neurological reflex blow without injury, and the protagonist's extraordinary way of dealing with things that is inconsistent with his experience (forcibly changed to save trouble, I hope the author will not do this again and try to correct it.) When you think you can catch your eye, you might as well reward the author with a few small gifts. The author will also be more motivated to update and change himself. Books only feed those who will easily die. It's a bit much to say, so let's just say this.

A rare and thoughtful book from Tomato The first 150 chapters are indeed interesting and full of games. But the overall rationality is a bit too far. Even though the consortium has known that the protagonist can devour the level 5 Zerg from the first chapter, it still allows the protagonist to play under their noses for so long, cooperating with underground forces and official organizations, and then the consortium does not set up defenses. It is simply unreasonable. The most embarrassing part is that it has been foreshadowing dozens of chapters of fake death, and finally when it comes to the fake death, there is a huge mess. It is not worthy of all the foreshadowing. It is poisonous. It's written inexplicably [laughs]

At present, it seems that it is mainly a Machiavellian novel about survival in the cracks between the powers of all parties. The protagonist uses all possible means to survive and become stronger. Some readers mentioned that the protagonist's early plot with a female character was a poisonous point, but in fact, after reading a few more scenes, you will find that this does not cause any problems, and there is no so-called meeting. A plot of one inexplicably develops a good impression and helps selflessly, but a corresponding reward based on value, in order to have a more secure control over subordinate intelligence personnel in the future. The protagonist is thoughtful, calm and objective, self-interested but also has principles and bottom lines, and rewards valuable subordinates appropriately.

Well, it seems to be quite satisfactory so far. The plot is very attractive. The scene at the beginning where the rich man bullied me made me think it was a routine and disgusting book. After a few chapters, I found that the protagonist is very smart and the author's game writing is very good.

It's okay, a bit toxic, but the plot is relatively compact and can be watched in one sitting. I just feel that the plot is a bit taken for granted. You get what you want, and you get what you want. I can't say it's bad, I can only say it's above average. In the end, I rated it as a work that can be watched.

Okay, I think the plot is very interesting. The images of the female characters can be seen to be different. The male characters, including the protagonist, feel like they have the same tone and thinking. I think it would be interesting if multiple people could write articles about male characters.

It's quite interesting. The author is not one of the best writers. There is no need to hold on to some flaws. The overall plot is quite interesting and the protagonist has a brain. Reading novels is not just for fun, happiness is the most important thing

The worldview is truly grand, and the relationships between the characters are reasonable and refreshing.

It was good for the time being. I started watching the comic series, and then I told you how many chapters there were in the comment section and I followed it straight away. To be honest, this type of novel is not my favorite, but the comic series is very interesting, so I continued reading it and found that the novel is also good. The character of the protagonist is quite charming. He is ruthless when he should be ruthless, and he also has principles. I like wasteland, apocalyptic style, and also requires an average of 800 eyes per capita. Speaking of this, I think the biggest feature of this novel is that it does not write about a smart person as the protagonist, but writes about a group of smart people. I feel like I can't survive more than a few episodes in it. Personally, I recommend watching it

I really like novels in which the main villains have online IQs. Many small characters also have their own growth lines. There are no inexplicable emotional lines and sudden lower body writing, which is really worthy of super praise. It should be a super long novel. It is still in the growth stage. The protagonist is still growing up in the Exiled Land. There should be a chapter about Xinghai Academy in the future. I have obviously sworn not to follow up. Author, please don't be tired or rest, okay?

It's great. Although the plot at the beginning is a bit cliche, whether it's a classic or not becomes outdated depends more on the author's writing skills. It is obvious that the author's writing skills are above the standard and the characters are vividly drawn. The highly intelligent protagonists written by smart authors are often enjoyable to watch. The disadvantage may be that the power classification is still a bit vague, and the world view is relatively limited in the plot. Looking forward to the author's subsequent updates [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

This book is a joy to read, the logic is smooth, there are various witty battles, and there are no brainless supporting characters. It's just that the theoretical system is a bit unclear and I don't know which stage the protagonist is at. The rhythm is also very good, but it is too compact and makes my brain a little tired. The quality is still the same later and it is a masterpiece.

Okay, the characters stand up and the plot is pretty good. It was just the group of five-stars that scared me before I came in. . The plot advances too slowly, and many chapters are already devoted to conflicts. The strength has not improved. I think the main purpose of reading this book is to eat, eat, eat, fight monsters and level up. It's a little bit different to my taste.

I have read more than 170 chapters to evaluate this book. This is a relatively high-quality Machiavellian novel. It has a truly clear logic and all the characters have online IQs. The protagonist is also very decisive in killing. Judging from my current reading progress, all the protagonist's wits are dancing on the tip of a knife. If you are not careful, you will be shattered into pieces. Moreover, the concept of dividing the strength levels in the book is not very clear. Also, the proportion of combat plots is very small. I say this because if the wits are too long, it will be boring to read. Based on these experiences, one star will be deducted as appropriate.

I don't know if it's restricted. It's very good-looking. The setting is quite novel. It's not a mindless upgrade, and it's not very depressing. You can keep following it and want to continue watching it. Seeing that so few people recommend it, you can try it.