
Extracting Genes and Evolving, Starting as a Willow Tree
从柳树开始提取基因进化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 247k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs and discovered the immortal herbs. This book has three advantages: 1. The author's innovative imagination is off the charts. It's rare to see such a good unconventional story. This is a true unconventional work, far surpassing 99% of other "unconventional" stories that are just disguised as unconventional works.
The appearance of the protagonist
I suggest referring to the Great Willow Tree in Global Evolution, the final boss.
One problem I've noticed is that so far, the protagonist hasn't evolved a brain. So where is the information processing terminal for organs like the eyes, which require brain cooperation to generate images, located? Is it the protagonist's consciousness or soul?
It's a good book. It's rare to find a book on Qidian that dares to write imaginative and original content and still manages to capture the essence of it. Thankfully, the author abandoned the story so quickly; it would have been disheartening if it had ended abruptly after two or three hundred chapters. Hopefully, the next book will be released soon, and remember to let us know if you change your pen name.
Before we start, can any of you share what kind of science fiction it is and where the imagination will shine? Now, whenever I see a willow tree, I can't help but think of that big willow tree...
Actually, I think this book can still be saved. New books inevitably have problems, and even some great authors' books aren't necessarily perfect. The key is to know roughly what kind of story you want to write, and then enrich it. Just finish your first book properly. Don't complain about how it doesn't feel right; you'll definitely feel that way as the book gets longer. If you give up now, you'll develop a habit of abandoning projects.
Interesting, it took me half a day to watch it. It's worth recommending (I've read up to chapter 52 so far, which is the latest chapter at this point). However, this book reminds me of a book about Liu Bei that I read before. It's the same tree (a tentacle tree is a tree, I'm sure of it), it also has working people (a female addict who gets parasitized and enjoys herself/or more accurately, is…
The ultimate boss in Global Evolution, the Great Willow Tree, creates and describes a sense of oppression that is so powerful it is suffocating and despairing. You can refer to this and use it as a reference.
I initially thought it would follow a self-contained ecosystem or a world tree model, but it turns out it's starting to raise smaller siblings.