Cultivation: I'm Human, Not Part of the Human Race!
修仙：我是人类，不是人族！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 856k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Have you ever cultivated immortality? Some things are taken for granted.
One belonging to: Universe—Observable Universe—Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall—KBC Void—Sloan Great Wall—Pisces-Oligocene Supercluster Complex—Lanicaea Supercluster—Virgo Supercluster—Local Group—Milky Way Subgroup—Milky Way—Orion Arm—Gould Belt—Local Cluster—Local Bubble—Local Interstellar Cloud—Oort Cloud—Solar System—Heliosphere—Inner Solar System—Earth-Moon System—Luca on Earth—New Wall…
It suddenly occurred to me that genes can do all sorts of incredible things to ensure their survival, such as males transforming into females. So the question is, as the protagonist is the only human in this world, what will his genes do to ensure the continuation of his species? Will he assimilate other humans or reproduce on his own?
The protagonist believes that humans and the human race are two different things, and that he belongs to the human race but not the human race. Therefore: 1. To this world, the protagonist is actually a new race that resembles humans but is not actually human;
Do you really understand the meaning of evolution? All evolution is about making do—making do to live, making do to reproduce, making do to survive. Evolution itself is about making do; what's useful, if it can be used, will be used; what's useless, if it's harmless, will still be used even if it's not needed, and degeneration is very slow.
After reading the synopsis, it seems the protagonist has a naturally divine infant form. What human body is that powerful? Most people would probably die on the spot if transported to a completely unfamiliar environment. 🙃
If humanity truly possessed such limitless evolution and potential, we would have already entered a godlike era! It can only be said that the difference between us humans and you humans is like the difference between us humans and the prehistoric human race…
Upon seeing the introduction, let me first rant: First of all, adrenaline isn't some super energy source; it's a signaling molecule that regulates metabolism and doesn't provide energy. Secondly, do you think humans have evolved so well that we have useless organs like the appendix? Nature's selection criterion is simply "good enough." Second, do you know what evolution is?
Will the protagonist and the people of this world have reproductive isolation?
The better the beginning, the worse the ending. The overall plot is lost, the power levels are inconsistent, the conversations are unengaging and read like a diary, and the protagonist lacks presence.