My Earth Online Game

Some people say that the opening line "With great power comes great responsibility" is incongruous, and they assert that I would definitely apply double standards. Yes, it's true that it's easier to write a protagonist with a chaotic backstory, and I know that, but that's from our perspective as observers.

Gene transplantation—for someone aspiring to study biology, this is an incredibly stupid technology, utterly impractical. Forget about whether it's even possible; even if it were, it would be foolish. To have the capability to target gene modification to this extent, as a weapon, a virus that can selectively infect a specific population is tens of thousands of times superior to a modified human.

Seeing The Host was a bit upsetting. The protagonist seemed to be hypocritical. Everyone says that those who are not of our race will have different intentions, but all I saw was a father. If that's all, then what about ethnic minorities? What about horses? And what about the scum in our own country? It's really disgusting.

I saw it, 28 images. I can't help but complain. The Alien incident only happened ten days ago, and people abroad are already doing genetic modification. How incompetent must the Chinese be? Or is there some explanation later? This explanation is far-fetched no matter how you look at it.

Hey guys, if anyone wants a cameo role, or has any creative ideas, feel free to leave a comment below this post. (PS: I can't guarantee it will be exactly the same as what I've written, but I'll try my best to make it work.)

I feel that writing about Giant City was a mistake. The vast majority of people haven't played this game, or even heard of it, so there's absolutely no sense of immersion. This makes it unbearable for many readers. Of course, this is just my personal opinion.

The main character in this behind-the-scenes drama is doing it himself. Doesn't he realize he's the mastermind behind it all?

I don't understand the logic behind dumping monster mods overseas. Why not just create a backstage communication system where kind-hearted, positive people around the world empower them to earn tokens? Instead of randomly dumping monsters and killing people everywhere, resorting to throwing monsters when they can't even kill aliens themselves?

The protagonist is Pandora, who opened the box and led the world into the abyss because of her greed.

The idea is great, but the characters' behavior and dialogue are childish and incredibly awkward to watch! Hopefully, there will be some improvement.