
My Biotechnology Has an Upgrade Panel
我的生物科技有升级面板
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- Ongoing
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- 665k Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Super Tech
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- 3y ago
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Those who work in biotechnology should learn from Homo sapiens. Don't just stay in China and engage in petty squabbles. Ultimately, technological advancement will belong to giants like Homo sapiens.
When you are a highly accomplished scientist, as long as you are a patriot, the country will naturally arrange for someone to protect you, since you are very important. Therefore, there is no possibility of being killed in the previous life. It feels superfluous. The author simply cannot handle the mindset, vision, emotional intelligence, etc. Of the protagonist who has lived a third life.
There are definitely shortcomings, but none of them are things I can't accept. I feel the imagination could be a bit bigger, and there's definitely a lack of satisfying moments. How to write satisfying moments without making them feel forced or pretentious is a real challenge. Overall, it's above average, almost a masterpiece. Keep up the good work, author!
This is very well written. It's rare to find a new work in the biotechnology genre; keep up the good work! The opening time-travel plot point could actually be improved. Currently, your cheat ability is the result of four-dimensional interference with three-dimensional space.
Biological organisms should be able to produce viruses and bacteria that can exist within their own bodies. If they suddenly die, they will leak out, making it a truly world-destroying countermeasure.
Well, I'd say it's just okay. Among our kind of researchers writing about biology, Homo sapiens are arguably the most brilliant. They were bold and decisive, establishing nations right away. By the time other countries discovered them, it was too late.
It's 2023, isn't it embarrassing to still be writing about forcing a show of superiority and then contradicting yourself? It's so low-class for a top scientist to argue with a journalist, and the scope is too narrow. The ceiling for science fiction should still be Homo sapiens.
I'm a biology student, and to be honest, this is a bit of a toxic thing. 😅😅😅
Aside from the pig's trotters' questionable intelligence, everything else is barely acceptable.
The enemy from a past life could have been easily crushed, yet they've been going on and on for so many chapters. At first, they wanted to join the country and work together, but now they've started their own company, making it seem like the country only provides protection.