
I Have Evolutionary Roots
我有进化本源
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 186k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eastern Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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That woman? 😰
. . . Why can't a kitchen knife use white paper? Do you look down on white paper? Paper is very powerful. I remember that in several of the science fiction novels I read, the protagonist's golden finger was just a page of paper or a book. I don't remember all the functions, but they were very awesome and could travel through time and space. . . Something like that.
The number of recommendation votes is the temperature of the author's foot washing water 😏
Why not evolve nuclear power plants into nuclear fusion?
It's just that turning true energy into energy does not comply with the law of conservation of energy. Even if it is a novel, it must be realistic, just like the Midas touch. How can it be so cheap?
What happened to the author's previous books? Book review sections are either shit or eunuchs.
I think cultivators and zombies cannot be written about. I remember a novel was written like this. The virus can even infect cultivators. If they become zombies, will they be able to use magic? Even if they turn into zombies, I think they are more powerful than mortals turning into zombies. How can humans survive? Most doomsday novels say that zombies have crystal nuclei in their heads, and the energy inside can promote the evolution of humans or zombies. Doesn't that mean that humans will soon be exterminated? Some people recall that there may be a few strong people who can turn the tide. What I want to say is that cultivators practice step by step, and zombies evolve by devouring them. Which one is faster? Is it possible that cultivators rely on chance to make rapid progress? In turn, crush the zombies immediately? Wouldn't this book end soon? That's why I say it's difficult to write a novel in which cultivators and zombies coexist in the same world. It should be a person with superpowers, because a person with superpowers awakens through the power factors in the body and will make a breakthrough between life and death, or the biotechnology will become powerful quickly.
How to say it? I feel something strange. Is it a cliche or a lack of imagination? Indescribable feeling.