
I Evolved the Zerg Civilization
我进化出虫族文明
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- Ongoing
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- 280k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
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- Male
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The structure of the Zerg depends heavily on the protagonist's talent, and the protagonist's golden finger alone is just an ordinary human-level talent. If it develops to a certain level, development will stagnate. And the protagonist has not upgraded himself to have supercomputing power, and is distracted from developing biotechnology. The protagonist is too low
Don't just tell me straight up that I want to escape from this planet, first of all, let's talk about the protagonist's journey of finding someone, etc. First full of hope, then exhausted, and finally desperate, she discovered that no one had spoken to her for many years, causing the protagonist to have a mental breakdown. The mentally ill person was determined to escape from the planet, and absolutely no one thought there was a problem 😂
The author should not always explain that life is afraid of loneliness, so it is necessary to sow the seeds of life everywhere. The civilization sown is neither human civilization nor alien civilization. On the contrary, tens of thousands of years later, when they grow up, they will consume the entropy of the universe together with humans. In addition, civilization is not afraid of loneliness. Humans are afraid of loneliness simply because humans are social animals. You just regard it as a universal law in the universe without any proof, which makes no sense at all. Since I have adopted the attitude of hard science fiction, I will write it according to the attitude of hard science fiction. The other details are innocuous, but I really don't like the contradiction in the big frame.
If you persist, you have the potential to become a god!
When I saw this title, I thought it was another side-note article that relied on Zerg, the kind of assembly line work. Who knew that it was all about technology. Zerg was only in the title of the book and not much else. It mainly talked about biotechnology. It was this name that really ruined the book!
In fact, we should walk on two legs, and mechanical technology and biotechnology develop together. There are areas where biological productivity is lost to machinery. If the Zerg are easy to use, then produce Zerg tools. If the machinery is easy to use, then produce Zerg drivers. It would be much better to use tools and Zerg people to control the machinery for production. For example, for mining, should we use conveyor belt machines? Is it specifically used to produce and transport Zerg? At least it has to be made into a Zerg similar to a conveyor belt, otherwise the efficiency of the conveyor belt will be higher. The same is true for steelmaking. The efficiency of using biological bodies to refine metal is definitely slower than that of machines. Biological bodies should produce rare materials for the most appropriate and lowest cost. In terms of scientific research, brain research bugs are also specially developed
The writing is very good. I can see that he is a capable author. I hope there will be more.
The setting of this book is good🐮. The war between dark energy and the material universe has an epic feel. I hope the author can write it well.
I was so angry that I promised to take a rest, but ended up cutting it off. I wasted such a good book and brainstorming! !
Haven't you had enough rest? I feel like you should be out of confinement.
Darling, this is an incredible book. Technology has completely subverted our understanding of the stars. By the way, Star Wars may not really be the giant mecha ships we know, but may just be a weapon that can destroy galaxies in an instant.
The structure is too low. They are all Zerg. Look at which Zerg relies on technology. They can adapt to the universe and even travel through the universe. Instead of engaging in ontological evolution, they spend tens of thousands of years developing technology? What's the use?
Author, I will continue to wait for you.
People are lazy. The longer they rest, the less they want to renew. It's like when I was studying and living on campus, I soaked a pot of clothes. If they were used up within two or three days, I couldn't wash them later. When they soaked and turned moldy and black, I had no choice but to throw them away😄
Flaws of the author's evolutionary theory Let's take the evolutionary theory described by the author seriously. If we look at heredity and evolution controlled by DNA, it makes no sense why the protagonist should maintain a human appearance after evolution. The microstructure and macroscopic traits of organisms in nature are linked. That is to say, if the protagonist evolves in a dark radiation environment, he may evolve stronger radiation absorption capabilities, but his body structure is more likely to have new organs, which are similar to plant leaves. What's more, since it is a photosynthetic organism, where does your color go? It must be either green or red.
Reading this book is like going back to the first time I watched Battleship Reborn. It's very good. Come on.
To be honest, some things are unreasonable. It's like upgrading when fighting monsters. The dark matter civilization that comes to fight will be a little higher depending on the level of material civilization. It's like giving experience to the protagonist.