The Great Genetic Era

I have read Chapter 248. One is planet level, and the other is quasi-planet level. One time it is about planet-level creatures being destroyed and losing source crystals. The next time it is about quasi-planet-level creatures being destroyed. The next time it is about the Indonesian hero with quasi-planet level strength who destroyed planet-level creatures. The next time it is about planet-level creatures being destroyed. It was the protagonist with the strength of the SS Gene Liberator who beat the Gene Evolver to death. I almost drooled when I saw it. I made a typo and read it, but I really couldn't understand the summary. Since killing enemies is not based on class, why are you describing so many classes? Also, the protagonist is a college student. , How could he suddenly be so awesome without any training and suddenly kill people without batting an eyelid, and then his brain would be like a fool again, being with a quasi-planetary strongman, talking to a strong person who is familiar with him and disrespecting him, I am number one in the science fiction list, and I want to see what book is so awesome, after reading this Zhang can't help it. There aren't many people who read science fiction. If many people are persuaded to leave by the first list, fewer people will read science fiction in the future. Then if no one reads science fiction, there will be fewer people writing science fiction. People who really like science fiction will not read any books, so I have to comment, bad review!

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​       Overall Feelings Are Better, But The Plot That Pushes the Protagonist to Be Stronger doesn't sit well with me. Maybe I'm not realistic enough? I don't know what political party the Huaxia representative in the book refers to, but the protagonist being forcibly used as bait really offended me. Because during the war, fighting in the rear base areas can only be a spy war. Fighting on the home field, instead of tracking and investigating enemy spies, we let our students become bait and catch them in a fishing-style arrest. It is really unreasonable. Today we can use a talented young man with the highest cost performance as bait, but tomorrow we can use insignificant civilians in an area as bait? Moreover, the person who made this opening was the top commander of the local army. What works is what works, so are they protecting civilians? Or are you exchanging civilian lives for value? If it succeeds and this insignificant student is safe, will they become more arrogant and choose more tempting bait to go fishing? I think so, because this method is more exciting than other methods. Just like gambling, the rewards are much more than serious work. Why is it that the top executive thought of promotion after this incident, right? Everyone wants to be promoted, so doesn't everyone have to participate in this kind of gambling? As the stakes get higher and higher, will it succeed every time? If you fail, what should you do? Is this still protection in nature? Such a country and political system are really terrible! The name of the country is not Huaxia, so I won't be so uncomfortable with it.

I can't read anymore. I'm so gay in the gay world. The security guy and the Hanfu guy are poisoning me to death. I call men "brother" when I see them. Is the main character gay? A male protagonist in a video book always calls other male characters "little brother". Is this ridiculous?

After reading Chapter 11, I felt that the poison resistance was not high enough to survive. I don't know what the author was thinking? Is it a lack of understanding of Chinese soldiers, or is it a deliberate attempt to discredit them? Or is it just to forcefully create conflict? A senior colonel officer used a high school graduate as bait. How nonsense is this? A decoy that has no understanding of the plan is a huge uncertainty for both the enemy and ourselves. Will a carefully studied plan allow the decoy that is the core of the plan to be an uncertainty? The direction of the plan is completely uncontrollable. How high is the success rate of such a plan? Secondly, the person who made such a plan still wants to be promoted to general? Go to court martial! Whether it is near, the Wenchuan earthquake disaster relief, or far away, the war to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea. When very dangerous tasks need to be carried out, they must be notified of the danger in advance, obtain consent, be mobilized and write a suicide note before carrying out the task. The unity and mutual trust between officers and soldiers are important factors that enable the Chinese People's Liberation Army to have strong combat effectiveness. As for the plan in the book that uses an ordinary citizen as bait, it will not pass at all. Not to mention the execution. Otherwise, everyone who agrees will have to go to a military court, and those who object but do not report the knowledge will not be punished lightly.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I found that the author has a very serious problem: he is "childish and market-minded". Many characters act smarter and lower their prices. There is a sense of absurdity like "Nicholas Zhao Si got up from his 300-square-meter Simmons bed". It's not exciting but it's embarrassing.

I just saw Xu Tui and An Xiaoxue going to the Sun Temple in India to steal things. When I wrote about the poisoning, I thought it would be enough to poison the guards to make them lose their fighting ability. However, they poisoned and then started massacring. Is this really correct? The guards were reasonable and didn't do anything. They were not alien forces. They were just guarding the temple and were going to be killed? Is this kind of robbery really good? And I wrote hundreds of chapters, most of which were spent fighting in a nest. To be honest, the plot of fighting in a nest is not interesting at all. Also, why is the planet-level powerhouse behind this temple the mastermind behind Xu Tie? You don't want to cause trouble for other people's planet-level powerhouses. Why are you here causing trouble to a group of people who have never troubled you?

After reading Chapter 300, I just want to say that the author should go into the factory to screw screws. What a rubbish novel.

This book is a bit poisonous. The people of Blue Star are working with traitors and aliens to destroy Blue Star's own planet. What good will it do to him? Except for some good people in the main camp, there are no good people in other districts, so Blue Star has been destroyed long ago. It's like a country filled with hundreds of civil and military officials, but only one ninth-grade sesame official is loyal to the court. It can't be seen.

I can't stand it any longer. When I read Chapter 859, the future genes are about genes. They ramble on to get the seal. What about the reincarnation universe, what about the four-attribute universe. Technology is technology. The combination of technology and immortality seems weird. I have no desire to continue reading.

Maybe his writing is very good, but I really think that blocking the recommendation after 4 chapters is a bit too much? What do you want readers to see? ? ? New readers need to be slowly introduced to the story before they continue reading. The rest are the old readers who have followed the author. Whether they are blocked or not has little impact on them. Blocking and recommending is to recommend good and certain articles to readers. I can't see how these 4 chapters are. Is it supposed to be a recommendation stipulated in the contract? But a bit unpopular