Prototype: Becoming the Original Man

Black light is not just about constant evolution. Most people also ignore one thing, that is, the accumulation of knowledge. After black light devours the target, it will gain the memory of the other party, almost in detail. In many systems, except for some special racial civilizations, there is basically no inherited memory or rapid accumulation of large amounts of knowledge in a short period of time. Black light can obviously do this, quickly accumulate knowledge in a short period of time. Personally, the black light is a single biological civilization in an incomplete larval form.

It's hard to find someone who writes about black light. After reading it, I have a lot of questions. The first function of black light that can swallow inorganic matter was directly hidden by the author, and it disappeared for a while. The second author writes the settings of other worlds, many of which are superficial settings, and then fills in the rest from his own brain, which feels quite strange. Thirdly, basically every world has a female character who is entangled with the protagonist. Entanglement here does not refer to sexual relations. The protagonist has not had sexual relations so far. Of course, it is only for now, but there are many who send spouse signals to the protagonist. The problem is that skipping these estrous plots does not affect the continuity of other plots at all. This is the biggest problem. The meaningless description makes the characters do not know why, but readers will be disgusted. The fourth thing is just my feeling. After the protagonist leaves, the world will continue to be similar with or without the protagonist, but the protagonist always says that he wants to leave something behind, and maybe I can't tell. Every time the fifth protagonist, Black Light, devours others, the setting is very good, but the things developed feel like Black Light can develop it by himself. It just depends on the speed. Instead, it makes me feel that after swallowing, as long as it catches up with the original version, it will be considered a victory, and there is no intention to improve and surpass the original version. That's it for now. Other minor issues can be ignored in fast food articles. I hope that writing about black light will become more popular and better. I wish the author a happy New Year.

The black light virus can actually absorb other people to evolve various abilities, and the so-called phagocytosis and absorption only speeds up this process. Even the virus itself is mutating all the time, keeping the useful ones and discarding the useless ones. As for the forms in the game, the original body can actually evolve on its own even if it does not absorb other mutants. Receiving other creatures is nothing more than providing two The first is a template. Just like you copy homework, of course someone can copy it faster. Second, of course, is to provide effective information and accelerate the evolution of one's own capabilities. For example, suppose the protagonist wants to evolve a pair of wings to fly. Then the virus will start to mutate in this direction (if it can be controlled). But this process is very slow without valid information. In this case, some creatures that can glide appear, and absorbing them speeds up the process. After absorbing enough biologically effective genes, it will evolve wings that can fly. The situation with the template is that there is a black light virus creature that has evolved wings that can fly. The protagonist absorbs it and directly takes out his template and uses it himself. He only needs to fine-tune it with the virus to fly. It is not necessary to absorb black light creatures or specific creatures to evolve specific abilities. The acceleration process is to absorb and devour, but one is a reference answer and the other is Zhao's answer. So the author should not completely apply the game template. In that situation, it really feels like you are confined to a game. You are writing a novel, not playing a game.

Black light virus + Corpse virus + T virus + G virus + Extremis virus + Godzilla G cells + X mutant genes + Berg genes + planarian cells + tardigrade genes + living ancient Tai Sui = God

Some of them are suitable for joining the main line, and the author will consider adding them to the main line. Some of them are not suitable for the main line, and they may be added as extras. Oh, by the way, the extra chapter has a faster pace. If a side story is published, the author will directly write the complete plot of the side story before releasing it, which will not affect the progress of the main story. Well, there will be no side niche world in the early stage. After all, the main story will be pushed first. Finally, I would like to ask for recommendations and further reading, please!!!

After reading two chapters, I feel like this is a weakened version. Where are your thousands of tentacles? Why do you need to transform and summon when fighting 300,000 people? I don't understand? In the original show, a few days after the bald man sucked off Brother A, he sucked up a modern big city at once. You have fought three hundred thousand ancient people in several worlds, transformed and summoned them, and how many genes and viruses have you sucked to strengthen them to achieve this effect? In the original generation, if you play the game and turn on the enhancer in the setting ability, you will know how terrifying the black light is. Brother A only has a few days to punch thousands of tons and tens of thousands of tons. After eighteen days, the nuclear bomb will not kill him. The bald man took a few days to absorb Brother A and sucked the metropolis dry. It is estimated that the body is not damaged by the nuclear bomb. They have not absorbed the genes and viruses of other world species, but only eat the derivatives of black light. Your black light is too embarrassing. I suggest calling it a weak light virus.

What kind of rubbish is written? I can't even figure out the settings in the murderous prototype. The hunter and the goddess of revenge fight back and forth.

The light armor form drawn by a fan is equivalent to the form using only blades and claws. The heavy fist form will be more muscular

The protagonist's use of black light is like a piece of cake.

Seeing the biochemistry, the supreme leader is on par with the goddess of revenge? Can the hunter fail to defeat the Nemesis? By the way, if I played the game correctly, the hunter should be able to withstand 3 to 4 main battle tank shells, and his claws can shred the armor of a main battle tank at a speed that ordinary humans cannot react (jumping tens to hundreds of meters). Shouldn't this kind of strength be used to kill the goddess of revenge? And the Supreme Leader, shouldn't this be the kind of thing that kills a Nemesis with one claw? Or am I wrong about biochemistry? The Nemesis is actually a being who can attack tanks? Then wouldn't a tyrant destroy a city with just one king?