I Can Obtain Mythical Genes

I feel like Ximen Chuixue's genes are a very unpleasant point. It is said to be a mythical gene, is Ximen Chuixue a mythical figure?

Chapter 1: Classic Taunting: The vision of passers-by is always on the protagonist. Taunting BUFF is filled up

Looking at the title of the book, I suddenly remembered the Super God Gene from a few years ago. I really miss it. Although I have lost my mind about the book, I still feel that the subject matter is really novel and off-topic. I hope the author of this book can work hard!

What kind of mythical gene is Ximen Chuixue?

After reading the introduction, I have finished reading the book. It's not an introduction problem, it's that this routine is too old.

Ximen Chuixue: If you are bragging, don't take me with you.

I won't say anything until Ximen Chuixue reaches the level of myth. But is there something wrong with his brain that allows him to use sword energy? You said his genes have a bonus to sword learning and understanding? It's almost the same.

The author does everything possible to create conflicts, but he probably doesn't even know how Rome fell. Such a huge empire fell apart due to insufficient number of citizens. How dare you, a family that needs to be continued, play the elimination system? I'm afraid that in a few generations, the cage will be vacated and the birds will be replaced, and the bloodlines will be changed... I really can't stand it anymore... Flash people... Come on, author

I saw some discussions in the comment area about Ximen Chuixue not being a mythical gene. To put it simply, Ximen Chuixue should be considered the least close to the mythical gene among all the genes. Why did I write this? On the one hand, it is actually set that the protagonist's sword god gene does not come from Ximen Chuixue himself, but from his divine swordsmanship. This is actually explained in the novel. On the other hand, because the protagonist will have nine kinds of mythical genes, consider Sometimes, I would choose Journey to the West myths, prehistoric myths, Greek myths, Indian myths, Western myths, novel myths, etc., And then they would be related to nine characters. I hope these nine characters can each have their own characteristics. I also hope that the first character will not be a lofty god from the beginning, but can bring a bit of humanity. I considered choosing Ximen Chuixue, a martial arts mythological figure, and endowed his sword mythology as the first mythical gene of the protagonist. If you don't like this, it doesn't really matter, because in fact, only the beginning is like this. Then, the mythical gene in the title of the book will be more broad. I actually wanted to call it the divine gene at first, but considering the background of the novel, it is actually the future background, that is, the "now" has become the old era. For the protagonist's world view, it is already a very distant past, and the mortal Ximen Chuixue actually has a somewhat distant mythological meaning in it. All nine characters will be products of the old era... Then, regarding the remaining eight mythical genes, if you have any ideas, you can leave a message in the comment area.

? ? ? Can you stretch it a little further... Sun Wukong and Bangzi are two, not one, but they can transform into one... Using their tails?