The Theory of Perfect Human Evolution

I don't think Claire is a normal person. In order to take revenge on Meister, she became an accomplice in deceiving and hurting the heroine. The heroine turned into the monster in her mouth. Doesn't it have nothing to do with her? They don't deserve to be called mad scientists, and they clamor that everything is to make human beings perfect, but even the rookies who have just entered the laboratory know the ethics of experimental animals. Experiments will inevitably cause harm, but unnecessary harm must be avoided. They themselves have abandoned human morality, so why should they say that everything is for the future of mankind?

I still don't understand the ending qaq, if Camilla gave birth to Murster, would Murster still love her now? The complementary genes played a big part in why Moster loved Camilla before. Does he still love her now? After all, Camilla's genes seem to have changed? Camilla's current genes and Meuster's previous genes cannot coexist and have been swallowed up as a carrier. It may not only become a monster like Meuster or a skinless monster, but also Camilla's and Meuster's previous genes no longer complement each other. But why did Camilla's genes change? Just because you're pregnant? ? And is Camilla biologically the mother of Murst? The comment said that Murst killed the fertilized eggs and replaced them with his own original cells, which means that Murst's genes have not changed and are not complementary to Camilla's genes as before. I really want to know the answer. Although I really hope that they can still be happy together, Zuo's words give me the same feeling, but I am still struggling with these questions...

It's so fragrant. It's so fragrant. I went to Baidu to read it. It's so astringent. Renwaiyyds woo woo 2021.9.28 Completion commemoration

The whole world view and main plot are very novel, but the writing is not strong enough, the description of the environment and space is always confusing, and the scene changes when foreshadowing are also very stream of consciousness. . . But emmm I like the main plot very much, and the terrifying conjecture about the evolution of perfect human beings at the end is more to my liking, hahaha

I seem to understand but not understand (cover my face???♀?)

The writing is really good and the concept is great. But I just can't understand this kind of love at first sight caused by genes. I have or cannot understand what it feels like to fall in love with a baby... So I cannot agree with the so-called noble love of the male and female protagonists. The article also pointed out that there were other people who had shown kindness to the male protagonist, such as Claire's boyfriend, but the male protagonist killed them. It is really unacceptable for such a perfect human being who only thinks about "love". I don't even think it's great that the male protagonist dies for the female protagonist. When the heroine did not know that she was an artificial human in the early stage, she approached the hero with the idea of ​​winning the biology prize and studied the hero without any hesitation. At the same time, she used a condescending attitude to sympathize with the hero, and even had a sense of justice to condemn Claire and others for not being humane to the hero... Sometimes I feel that the heroine does not have any shining points as a human being, she is selfish and self-centered. She said that she wanted to be nice to the male protagonist and sympathize with the experience of the male protagonist's experimental subjects, but she was the one who always took out her anger on the male protagonist. I don't know what attracts the male protagonist to her. Their love seems to have been forcibly planned by fate. That's right. After all, the male protagonist likes the female protagonist when she is just a baby... After reading this, I only have a good impression of Claire. I don't know what she did wrong to end up like this. After the heroine knew the truth, she probably broke the pot. She was just an artificial human anyway, so even if she gave birth to a monster, the extinction of mankind would have nothing to do with her... Emm, at least in the end the heroine was honest and didn't use her awkward kindness to make me uncomfortable...

A great article, if viewed from a suspenseful horror perspective. Yes, this does not include romance. Compared with romance, the labels of suspense and horror are more suitable for this article. Regarding the male protagonist's feelings, I feel the same way about another comment. Compared to the "love" of love at first sight, the author prefers to portray it as a biological "genetic attraction"? What is more gratifying is that the author describes at the end that the male protagonist has no interest in "spare supplies". This makes me feel a little bit that the heroine is "special", at least it would be nice if she could be anyone else. But the overall horror tone of the novel still cannot be washed away. To be honest, when I read the novel, I always read it with the mentality of watching a horror movie, and I didn't feel that there was any love in it. And those tender scenes were also torn to pieces when the male protagonist acted like a monster. The only flaw is probably the author's description of the environment... At least when I read it, many of them were confused. I don't understand what kind of situation the heroine is in? In addition, I don't quite understand the setting of the male protagonist swallowing the female protagonist's blood. Normally, like other comments, the female protagonist should die when the child is born. The author replied in the comments that he will not die and gave a completely open ending. The direction of this ending, according to the author's concept, is HE, at least the male protagonist and the female protagonist can live together. But judging from the concepts expressed in the book, this ending is actually a BE ending. Whether the heroine will die when her child is born, or whether the heroine is imprisoned in the experimental base now, it is all BE. Hmm... Is there "Perfect Human Evolution 2" that I can watch?

Okay, it seems that I watched the castrated version and cried. The meat was removed and the plot was gone. I guess it just made me feel like I couldn't connect. I hate the one-size-fits-all system. It's so annoying. Pearl covered in dust love

Give birth to your own lover? It's so lustful. In the previous book, the male protagonist who was born as a god gave birth to a female protagonist, and the memory of the heroine has not changed. It's totally okay to apply it to this oe ending. I was so excited when I read the erotic novel.

I didn't understand the ending, why the one who was born was Murster