All of Humanity in Cells
细胞全人类
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Every good book is a world its author has carefully brought to life, so this list focuses on recommending promising science fiction. Special recommendation: ✨Forty-Six Billion Years of Evolution✨ Recommendation rating: Reflects how much I like the book. If I suddenly stop enjoying it, I'll lower the rating. Sci-fi rating: How much the novel feels like science fiction. Inhumanity rating: Not urban, not human, not driven by emotion, not social~ Our world: The world we live in now. System: Refers t
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There are so many excellent science fiction books on my shelf! It feels like all the great authors these days write either science fiction or fantasy!
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Books like this require a lot of research, so the author needs to be well-prepared. Otherwise, the writing will be incoherent. I've added it to my collection; hopefully, it won't die out. It's rare to see a book like this. Especially since the title is well-chosen and appealing to readers with specific interests.
Knowledge about cell lifespan and some tips
I've been thinking about a question regarding cell lifespan and the upper limit of telomere division. Initially, cells didn't have telomeres, so why did they appear later? This relates to the issue of yield rate. Without telomeres, as cells continuously divide and grow, a problem arises. Cell manufacturing is incredibly precise, beyond the capabilities of current human technology.
Has the author seen the 4.6 Billionth symphony of evolution?
This is the first time I've seen such a bizarre popular science article, but to be honest, the "Investiture of the Gods" claim is over the top.
#FunnyEmojis# The Brainstorming Emoji Contest has officially begun! This is how the main character is seen by the supporting characters 😏
I just finished reading Guiguzi's Idle Talk, and then I found this. Double the happiness!
Why do books like this need a female lead?
Damn it, I even subscribed to so many things, what a waste of my time.
The book is generally well-written, but there's one thing that bothered me. The protagonist's exclamations are always too naive and unsophisticated, giving the impression of being unworldly and lacking maturity. Despite nearly 30 years of life experience, he acts like a 14-year-old. The first two golden rewards were fine with a bit of amazement—everyone has a first time—but every subsequent reward was just "awesome!" And "shocking!" Which felt unnecessary and jarring.
Keep it up, author! I really like this novel. I followed a similar one before, but it ended up with the Zerg evolving into a different race. After finishing the series, I couldn't find a similar novel. Keep it up, author! I'm still in school, but I'll try my best to subscribe to the author's content 😄