
Four Billion Years of Evolution
进化四十亿年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 400k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
92Chapters
9Reads
3Listens
3.1kReads · all time
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Reader comments 6
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It's well written and very detailed, but I don't know if I can persist until I evolve into a human.
Synaesthesia of human imagination from four billion years ago
I was bored today and wanted to read it, and I ended up watching it all morning, and it received good reviews! It is both literary and popular science, and also very attractive! I hope the author will continue to serialize😘
It's very nice to watch, and the portrayal is pretty good. The subject matter is interesting. I'm looking forward to the middle and later stages. Come on, the author.
The subject matter is novel. The author is a biology major, so I like this kind of professional and hard-core work. Hope it can be completed.
I only gave it 4 points because I don't know where the purple sulfur came from, and I seem to have missed that paragraph. If the protagonist collects so many genetic samples, will he evolve into the ultimate creature in the future? Did the author make a mistake in the timeline for the Qixia who appears in the latest chapter? You wrote before that the protagonist is about to fall asleep, The timeline is 635 million years, and the protagonist is set to sleep for 54 million years, so the time when the protagonist wakes up should be 581 million years, and the timeline for the earliest appearance of Anomalocaris is 518 million years. There are other studies supporting that Anomalocaris first appeared 520 million years ago or 530 million years ago. The author wrote that it appeared 580 million years ago, 51 million years ahead of schedule. Not to mention whether the Anomalocaris can appear in this era and appear as an overlord, but can it grow from less than 1 millimeter to half a meter like the protagonist? Did Anomalocaris have no prototype before becoming Anomalocaris? Before it became a complete body, its evolutionary direction was definitely not different from other creatures in terms of hunting success rate. It couldn't grow that big. Let me ask you, why do you always make the protagonist no longer the overlord when he wakes up? In fact, before I read your book, I thought it was a cool novel. I have always had a question, why is it that the time the protagonist set for himself to become famous is already past the mass extinction when he wakes up? The period of biological prosperity is almost over. Play the peak game every time you wake up. Why not set yourself a time when the mass extinction has just passed, the opponent has not evolved yet, and is completely in the middle stage. You can beat it, catch it, and evolve directly without suffering much damage. You must know that just after the mass extinction, it takes time for enemies to spread from scattered individuals to the entire ocean. Evolution is also when resources are not enough. Differences are evolved to increase revenue and reduce expenditure, or they may kill each other to obtain resources or actively evolve. Generally, active evolution is very rare. Individuals who eat resources quickly cover the original population. Those who are not covered either come to the track to eat other resources or evolve directly. The ability to eat cells will then become more and more different, but it takes time to have an advantage. The protagonist can completely use that time to hunt them to gain the opportunity to evolve. In my imagination, the protagonist will have one or half a step ahead when he wakes up to eat the ungrown overlords. When the overlord grows up, he will use the genetic point evolution to gain advantage again and continue to survive in this cycle. The protagonist in the author's book either hides or sighs about philosophy every day. Sometimes he doesn't eat the prey he catches, and just sighs there.