My Cells Evolve Infinitely

Come on, the author, your writing is really great. I really like this book you wrote, come on, come on, come on!

I think the protagonist can evolve like this in the end "Fissioning with mad rage, he comes Iknagnisz, Lord of Filth in the Unknown Realm, Contemporary of the terrible Azathoth Who evokes Chaos with the sound of drums, ... Spewing his eggs with evil fecundity No mortal eye can gaze upon his face Nor glimpse his frenzied divisions, At the cost of sight and sanity, live." ——Richard L. Tierney, "Iknagonisz."

The author asks for the protagonist image

Human beings are chasing me, but I am too timid to fight back. I use cruel words to make human beings look good. Later, the underground world wanted to destroy mankind. I thought to myself how this would work, so I became the savior of mankind. I completely forgot about my original oath. After all, uncle, I like humans the most.

The sight of the mouse hole made my blood pressure rise. I didn't take the extraordinary crystal with me. I divided it into a small cavity to contain it. It could still absorb energy, so I just threw it away! So much energy just thrown away! ! !

If I were to write it, after being eaten by the snakehead fish, it would directly evolve its parasitic function and let the snakehead fish work. Why do evolutionary literature always rely on self-reliance? Hasn't reality taught us that the fastest accumulation is exploitation and plunder? After continuously parasitizing and becoming stronger, you can parasitize a human (you can copy the parasitic beast), and slowly parasitize all humans, and the mode can be copied from the parasitic beast. Keep fighting with each other and become stronger. After all, the theme is evolution. Without evolution, no matter how many resources you have, it will just be a pig. Okay, now you can label it as a behind-the-scenes stream or a group portrait. And the pig's feet can now be called Gaia, Mother Earth.

Welcome everyone to read the book. I wish you happiness both physically and mentally and make money every day. Squirt lightly, curse slowly. Thank you.

Damn it, I actually found a magical book. The author of this unpopular book dressed up as a woman on the spot!

From the first moment I saw the girl, and thinking of the foggy environment, I guessed that there would definitely be a passage like this later, and sure enough... If it weren't for the serious shortage of books, I would have deleted the book the first time I saw the girl. Is this kind of writing still doing this kind of routine? Speechless, I really deleted it this time, and my subscription was wasted.

It's a bit boring and smells like a studio. The small map is replaced by a large map, but the basic structure remains the same. It's basically just swallowing.

According to the vast majority of alien time-travelers and rebirths, the first goal is to become an adult, the second is to return to Earth, and the third is to become stronger. In this book, when the protagonist reaches about 50 pounds, he can actually consider turning into a human shape. When it comes to food, he can buy it with money, or he can go to the food reserve and use secondary cells to change his structure. Or, go to the ocean, where you can hunt your own food and have a lot of genes. Evolution is also more diversified

Talk Ball

I think the setting itself is not consistent. I thought the protagonist would care that the human body will continue to replenish the body. Who knew that he wrote it from cells. You can assimilate it when you install cells. Why can't the completed parts grow? I can design wings in the rat's nest and you can design tentacles for plot needs. Didn't you already digest human corpses? The doctor is a person with extraordinary abilities. Why not absorb it? Doesn't he have special abilities after absorbing it?

What was written above is a bit contradictory. At the beginning, the protagonist gave up his life and chose death because he did not accept the transformation into half-human and half-insect. However, after transforming into an eyeball, he immediately accepted the identity of a monster and still desperately wanted to live. Isn't this contradictory? What's the point of not being able to accept changes in human form, but being able to accept becoming a monster with eyeballs?

Let's talk about the Holy Mother, not the Holy Mother, but let's talk about decisive killing. No, the so-called cutting the grass without eradicating the root. I don't understand why those humans were left behind. In the end, they were almost killed by him with a bomb. Are those cubs, dogs, and rat cubs soft-hearted? Send all the mice to your house

The biggest problem with this book is that it is timid to face human beings and makes it uncomfortable to read, so I have kept it on the bookshelf without reading it.

Pig's feet

After reading Chapter 37, let me share my personal thoughts. First of all, the novel has a sense of novelty, but if you change from a human to a monster, not to mention whether you can adapt to it, first of all, human aesthetics and sense of crisis will definitely prompt the protagonist to evolve in the direction of human beings. However, the protagonist in the book seems to have only the most superficial survival needs, and even very little thinking, let alone self-realization and building self-esteem. Secondly, after reading more than 30 chapters, the protagonist is still fighting the turtle in the water. It feels like Goldfinger is fake and the plot is low-level martial arts to the extreme. Holding a golden finger similar to universal stem cells + cancer cells, all I can really say in the end is "That's it?" Finally, I think the protagonist also mentioned the issue of a dull plot when the outline was changed midway, but after looking at it, I still feel that the protagonist is "just following the crowd and having no long-term plan. And it's limited by the author (body size limit, biological energy limit). I think the author may have used narrative instead of plot, and didn't design an actual plot. I feel that this may be the biggest problem. However, after all, I wish the author can write better and better!

I have only read the first few chapters and will not discuss the subsequent plots. I will point out bugs in a small way. This does not mean that the book is bad or anything, but I will just point out bugs. Inside the eyeball is the vitreous body, which is 99% water. And there is intraocular pressure (pressure) inside the eyeball. Therefore, if maggots scurry around inside the eyeball as described by the author, the vitreous body will most likely flow out. *⁂((✪⥎✪))⁂* Just read the article and have fun. It doesn't matter if you selectively ignore some insignificant bugs.

If you open a book club, the older guys who join it should post less pornographic pictures and don't post explicit ones. Don't quarrel, just scold me if you are unhappy. The group owner is slightly social-phobic, everyone can just join in. There will definitely not be many people in the book club in the early stage, so I hope everyone will not be embarrassed. Group number: 937631323

I really don't understand what the author was thinking. This is a book about eunuchs. Does he want to make money from that trashy book?

The protagonist was unwilling to become half-human and half-insect at the beginning, so he gave up the treatment. But I accepted it when I turned into one eye

I originally thought it was a Cthulhu style, as awesome as the original torture, but it turned out to be a battle of wits and courage with a mouse, good water and good ink.

I thought it was an evolved evil god

This book sucks. I'm sorry. If you see it, please run away.

For the evolution of cells, you can refer to the 4.6 Billion complex that evolved from another divine book in the starting point. It feels like the big eyeballs can evolve into chaos, completely transcending living things, and become an indescribable thing that is crazy at first glance.

I feel like I could use some big eyeballs from the Old Testament, hmm

Because the title and introduction of the book are interesting, I thought it would be a very enjoyable read, so I collected it. The book has been on the bookshelf for a while. I recently found out that it was finished, so I clicked on it to give it a try. I didn't read too much, I saw a dozen or so, but I thought it was slow and boring. It's not as exciting as it should be. Even if you encounter an adventure, the author doesn't feel comfortable writing it for people to read. I decided to give up. Memorial in the book review area.

Human eyes have changed, and they can use level 5 cells to make bones and level 3 cells to make flesh, and then pinch a person again.

Damn it, I haven't even read a few chapters and my investment failed.