Reborn Fungus: Genetic Ascension
重生真菌之基因飞升
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- Sci-Fi
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- Evolution & Mutation
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I feel like I'm still limiting myself with my imagination. As bacteria, they could first survive by infiltrating water sources and multiplying, spreading across the entire planet or continent. They could reproduce through underground caverns using water. They could generate aerosol-type infectious bacteria, forever floating in the air, making them almost impossible to eliminate.
This book lacks originality and has insufficient technological insights.
Even after colonizing the solar system, life is still limited to carbon-based organisms... What is a science fiction concept? It's the idea of constructing life forms based on all matter. Of course, in the cultivation world, this kind of technological advancement is called demonization. Therefore, consider the term "Heavenly Way" that appears in this book; it refers to life on planets.
Chapter Six was banned; the sequel is a censored version. Please bear with it; it's just about destroying a beacon and an island nation, and they won't let you post it. 😰
This is incredibly unrealistic. We're a galactic civilization, and you're still using outdated technologies. The creatures you eat are practically from several worlds ago, yet you lack resilience? Regeneration? Splitting? Merging? Connecting? Fungal infections and parasitism are your specialty. I have no idea what you're up to with fungi.
The protagonist's genes are evolving rapidly. Why not transcend the limitations of fungi and ascend to a gene cluster consciousness? There's absolutely no need for struggle; wouldn't it be better to simply become the mastermind behind the scenes and control a perfectly healthy world?
Actually, genetic ascension doesn't mean that kind of ascension (facepalm). What you're describing is evolution. Ascension is more of a decisive change in thought, consciousness, and alignment with a wider universe. (That's why star ascensions are all anti-human, because human thinking is just too backward.)
Brothers, if you're interested, turn to the last page of this book. It's currently in a promotional battle, and I'm just a tiny bit away from first place. A little support from you all will do! More recommendations will help me write longer, right? I don't want it to flop! It really is just a tiny bit away; the data difference is really small. Thank you all for your support! Really!
False: Limited to carbon-based life structures, evolution relies entirely on exogenous genes, unable to maximize the use of organic resources, and basically isolated from the mechanical technology tree. The real thing: Nanomolecular elements are designed using gene programming languages to encode DNA, and each gene expression trait is a sentence.
Is this kind of demon okay? I can't find a suitable image.
Which space battleship looks the best?