The Lamarck Game

Look what I found! It's a gem of a novel! It's really rare to find this type of novel in online literature. I spotted the cover in the limited-time free recommendations (it's completely different from other covers), and after reading the synopsis, I knew I had to add it to my bookshelf! Although my IQ is questionable, I'm still addicted to these mind-bending mystery novels.

So... Let's start with some negative comments. [Black] 1. Shortcomings in character development 2. The female lead's character is the biggest flaw. She's a bit childish and it's the first time I've seen someone refer to herself as "Yiko." The worst part is that you can't even find this name on Baidu.

She simply shook her head gently, wiped away my tears with the clean side of her palm, and then wiped away her own. Her wounds were healing slowly, at a rate visible to the naked eye. I suddenly understood that she was also one of the so-called superhumans in the world. Looking into my eyes, she gave a bitter smile. "Thank you."

Sorry... Although I really like the setting of this story, but... But 😭😭😭 I really can't stand yuri (regardless of whether it's light yuri or not). I can accept a story with no romance, but the yuri in this story is too obvious to me... Goodbye forever, sigh.

It's really uncomfortable for her to refer to herself like that; it doesn't fit the female lead's character. The plot is imaginative, but the character development is lacking. I hope she doesn't use the self-reference "Yiko" anymore; it feels too pretentious and affected.

While others are opening threads for extras, Xiaoyun's thread mainly focuses on supporting characters whose names have their own meanings, so she won't be accepting extras for the time being. However, this can still be considered a book disguised as an infinite flow novel, with each chapter taking place in a different world (story type).

Well, this book will definitely retain readers who enjoy mystery and similar genres, but for me, the biggest pity is that the reading experience was not good. Lately, I read novels to relax, so I don't think too much. My main focus is on the writing style, plot, setting, and character descriptions. I want to read comfortably, and that's basically the direct impression of a book.

This is a surprisingly enjoyable book. The characters' intelligence is consistently high throughout, especially the protagonist's. While it's a bit mind-bending, it's very enjoyable to read. Many books these days involve cheat codes—big and small, all sorts—but what I value is how you use them.

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Why is it labeled "no romance" when it's clearly a yuri story? Why didn't the author inform readers beforehand? This is very misleading. I was reading the second half when a romance suddenly appeared; I wanted to give up but couldn't. It's a sunk cost issue that's really messing with my mindset. 💔