The 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.

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)

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.