A Genetic Specialist in the Age of Spiritual Energy

The writing style is still clichéd, still revolving around academies and supernatural bureaus. It's a disservice to the protagonist's background; wasn't he from the interstellar era before his transmigration? Why doesn't he just form a conglomerate, arm himself, plunder resources, and increase his strength?!

It's well-written. Although there are only a few chapters, you can tell the author put a lot of effort into it. I believe it will get even more exciting later on. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

To all the complaints, I'm really impressed. If you don't want to read it, just don't. Your constant rambling is really affecting other people's reading experience. The book is good; please, those with fragile egos, stay far away! I hope this book reaches two million words; there's a lot of room for improvement. Thank you.

It's not good. He's already a researcher, why is he going back to school? Can't he survive without writing about school?

I really like it! The storyline is very moving, and the writing is excellent. The daily updates are also very timely. I look forward to the next update. I really enjoy it; it's a very interesting article and I recommend it to everyone.

It started off rather bland, but gradually builds to a climax – that's the kind of approach that makes a good book. Looking forward to updates!

This is so clichéd. It's obvious you're just padding your post. A genetics expert has to attend high school classes? Couldn't he just take leave and study at home? So far, I haven't seen what benefits this high school can offer the protagonist. Another issue is that the protagonist has so many resources at his disposal, yet he doesn't utilize them effectively.

This is all nonsense. If you're going to write something so complicated, why don't you just stop babbling and trying to show off? Is there only one medicinal herb in the world? And you have to write two or three chapters about how interesting it is to make a medicine? Anyone who doesn't understand would think you actually have the skills to write about it! If you don't, then why are you spouting so much useless drivel?

Their values ​​are warped! They crossed the line of basic human decency by controlling the president of the Dan Medicine Association and his bodyguards, who were clearly not bad people.

According to the synopsis, the chip implanted in the brain refers to the period before the rebirth. After the rebirth, it's like having a different body. How did you bring the chip with you?