
My Biotech Is Out of This World
我的生物黑科技
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Top-Tier Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Adventure, and Transmigration
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Can we please stop hyping up mecha? I really don't understand the role of mecha on a cosmic scale. Some people say it's for easier human control, but then I'd like to ask, does a human's instinctive leg push-off double the speed of a mecha? You've watched too much Gundam.
The above recommendations favored a world of frail flesh and weak bones, and mechanical advancement. Now, let's move on to a future of technological stagnation and biochemical transformation.
Mind uploading—seriously, that's an ultimate philosophical question. Is it the real you, or a copy? Then are you immortal, or have you already been murdered?
Biotechnology should be modeled after the Zerg; everything else is pointless.
Flesh and blood are weak and feeble, machines are eternal! Heretics, face judgment!
The biggest advantage humans have in the novel isn't the protagonist, but the biotechnology that can be instantly upgraded as soon as it's researched. It's like a small rifle turning into a cannon in the middle of a battle, and in the blink of an eye, the cannon becomes a planet-destroying weapon. Anyone who encounters it is disgusted.
I just want to say one thing: why not use unmanned space fighters and bio-mechs? Why insist on having people pilot them manually? Don't tell me the protagonist can't do it; he could easily do it if he wanted to. They used unmanned combat aircraft when they first fought the aliens.
Immortal Grass, I initially thought it was a novel about using advanced technology to start a company and show off, but as I read on, it turned out to be a story about aliens breeding humans. Under the protagonist's guidance, humanity discovers the truth and begins a war against the aliens. It's a patriotic novel with a strong sense of patriotism, filled with passion, emotion, and sacrifice. 666
Biotechnology is no less dangerous than mechanical technology, and humanity's resistance to the dangers it poses is virtually zero. The initial application of biotechnology should be to enhance humanity itself—but that's just fiction; in reality, humanity has already faced extinction several times over.
The protagonist in drag! 😁😁😁