The Infinite World of a Top Student

Because: I have never practiced immortality, so I cannot write about immortality; I have never been a soldier, so I cannot write about the King of Soldiers; I have never been an anchor, so I cannot write about anchoring; I have never fought in a war, so I cannot write about war; , so I can't write about reincarnation; I've never been to prehistoric times, so I can't write about prehistoric times; I'm neither blind nor blind, so I can't write about disability; I've never studied music, so I can't write about music; I've only studied writing, so I can only write;

If you want to write about high IQs, then focus on plot characters with high IQs. Why do you have to write supporting characters like ** to highlight the protagonist's IQ? Is it so difficult to write supporting characters with normal human level IQs?

Are you a sweet orange or a sour orange?

I've recently become obsessed with this kind of academic book. The author writes it very well. Come on! However, the author does not agree with the end method fiber set by the author. If winning only adds aura, does it force the whole world to move closer to the fantasy side? Science is not weak when it comes to the back. Since there are fantasy saints, there must be a materialistic advanced civilization. Even the three-body world is not the end of science. But fiber currently seems to have no trace of the existence of such a higher civilization, so the fiber arena model is very unfair to the scientific side. Tigers are born with claws and claws, and humans need a lot of technical and talent support to make shotguns. Fiber allows tigers to fight with humans, but requires humans to rub shotguns with their hands and abandon the power of civilization and industry. Well, I feel that there are quite a lot of bugs in this aspect. It depends on how the author solves the problem.

Ah, a certain president who just left the group chat decided to come back to cause trouble. Yes, the president is a biological talent (I'm sorry, he is embarrassed again, I will cross out these two words) Oleander's killing method is allergic death ps don't tell me whether the extract of this thing has a taste, anyway, the leaves are unpalatable and full of dust Whether the leaves are delicious or not, of course, camphor is recommended first, and the second is jujube leaves. Don't try the leaves of Oleander. Really, your life is at stake. The president is a person who can eat oleander without any problems (because he spit it out). But the leaves of Oleander... That thing has thorns. The most unpalatable thing is conifers. It's really fascinating to eat them. There are more dust than leaves Okay, okay, I know the above paragraph has nothing to do with the protagonist, look at the one below There are genetically related materials at both ends of plant genes. If you can change it... Heaven and earth... Too Impossible. At most, plants can adapt to more environments, but you have to remember that as much as you gain, you lose as much The Golgi apparatus of plants is a material and energy transfer station. If you can change the chromoplasts, tracheids, and Golgi apparatus, then your plants will transfer energy to the point of metamorphosis - of course the premise is You can do it Remember, the inner membrane of plant protoplasts is fluid - although I don't know what the use of this is, it's right to write it down The main component of mitochondria, the genetic tool of plants, is cellulose The inner membrane of mitochondria is mainly used to synthesize ATP. Some people may have heard of it, but you only It is enough to know that this thing is directly involved in aerobic respiration If the protagonist transforms his lysosome, his anti-toxic ability will be greatly improved Ribosomes are responsible for manufacturing proteins - we won't talk about how powerful this is. In addition, glyoxysomes can convert fat into sugar that the human body can use

Don't insist on having anything to do with Honghuang. Fantasy world time travel was originally okay. I will insist on talking about Honghuang later. The prehistoric era was just pulled out more than ten years ago. It does not represent traditional Chinese mythology. It's obvious that the drama is going to die.

The atmosphere is good. . .

? ? ? What the hell? If I don't read that book, which one will be popular? If I read which one, which one will be unfinished? It's really weirdly tight. Thinking about it, the stores I often go to seem to be dirty.

Everything that is good for the protagonist is scientific, and the science that is harmful to the protagonist disappears.

I was attracted by the Silver Alliance and read a few chapters, but immediately persuaded me to quit. At the beginning, the protagonist is introduced as a scientist with high IQ. He should be portrayed with behavioral habits and detailed actions. To be honest, in real life, I would slap someone who uses such a noun. It feels like the protagonist is more like a little kid who is complacent about knowing some unpopular knowledge. People who have truly experienced higher education will never think like this. At least they must reach the level of skillful use of Magerli's materialist dialectical thinking.