Extracting Genes and Evolving, Starting as a Willow Tree

Shen Nong tasted the fairy grass. This book has three advantages: 1. The author is full of innovative imagination. It is rare to see heterogeneous literature written so well. This is truly heterogeneous, beating 99% of the "heterogeneous literature" covered in heterogeneous skin. 2. The author's writing style is very comfortable. There are no frivolous literary passages or embarrassing dialogues that make people feel uncomfortable. The characters have normal IQs. 3. The protagonist kills decisively and absorbs everything (including enemies). The evolutionary route is very exciting and reasonable, and has the flavor of ancient rabbit flow. ps: Most of the heterogeneous literature is really disgusting. You are no longer a human being. You don't even kill the adventurers who want to kill you. You just play house and protect the human race. It's disgusting and disgusting.

The appearance of the protagonist

It is recommended to refer to the global evolution of the big willow tree, the final boss

One problem I discovered is that pig trotters have not evolved a brain so far. So where are the information processing terminals for organs like eyes that require the cooperation of the brain to generate images? What is the consciousness or soul of pig trotters?

The book is a good book, but there are very few people who dare to write about their imagination, write their own things, and still write something interesting. Fortunately, the author finished it so quickly. It would be uncomfortable if he had held back two or three hundred pictures and then suddenly they were gone. Publish the next one as soon as possible. Remember to mention it when you change your vest.

Before testing the waters, can anyone tell me what type of science fiction it is and where the imagination explodes? Now that I see a willow tree, I can't help but think of that big willow tree...

In fact, I think this book can still be saved. New books will inevitably have problems, and some books by great writers may not necessarily be perfect. The main thing is to know what the story you want to write is like, and then enrich it. It is better to finish the first one well. Don't say that the writing is not strong. There will definitely be this feeling when the book contains too much content. If you give up now, you will develop the habit of a eunuch.

Interesting, it took me half a day to read it. It's worth recommending (I've read Chapter 52 so far, which is the latest chapter at this time), but this book somehow reminds me of a Liu Bei book I've read before. It's the same tree (the tentacle tree is also a tree, I'm sure). It also has workers (who are parasitized to get high/or to be more precise, drug addicts who are controlled). It also evolves (in the end, this guy brought Saya's ending, and the flower of prosperity bloomed and spread to the sky). The sense of déjà vu is too strong. That book has 3.4 Million words, which can be regarded as the same childhood enlightenment as xx Alchemist. However, compared to the normal light sm of xx Warlock, it is the level of 100 books of soma and 100 days more. In the final part of the flower blooming ending, the sacrifices are literally peeled off and killed one by one - it's so exciting!

The ultimate boss in Global Evolution, the Big Willow Tree, creates and describes the sense of oppression that is so powerful that it is suffocating and desperate. You can learn from and refer to it

I thought it was a route to create its own ecosystem or world tree, but ended up raising a little brother.