The Wasteland: from Modified Plants to Fertility God

The author underestimated the horror of complete disappearance of plants. The consequences of complete disappearance of plants within a few months are definitely not as simple as in the novel.

I really don't want to explain why plants are extinct, but algae still exist. In our current plant classification, a large part of algae does not belong to plants. From the perspective of modern systematic classification research, most of the eukaryotes belong to the Sar supergroup. Only a few of them are in other classifications, such as plants, archaea, amoebas, and opisthoflagellate organisms, which more or less contain algae, and there are also issues of autotrophy and heterotrophy. I won't explain too much. In one sentence, Not all algae are plants! ! ! ! Put a relatively simple and easy-to-understand picture

Abundant evil things😡

The biggest failure is that a few people are still fighting back and forth.

The subject matter is okay, but if the protagonist is really the only one who can repair plants, then he will definitely be a being that is offered up by the world. After all, what if all the plants are deprived of oxygen?

Is this invention not subject to national notification? ?

The idea is pretty good but a little rough! First of all, Goldfinger is a bit baffling! Suddenly a golden finger appeared that could edit plant genes, and also had ripening powers. Plants ripened directly from seeds to big trees that bear fruit. Then others were not surprised at all and didn't ask. Maybe it was because of the background of the world that everyone had powers? Another thing is that the progress at the beginning is too fast. At the beginning, the world background is introduced and the plants are extinct. The protagonist participates in the plant transformation task and seems to be the leader? So the main character is a botanist? Biologist? Academician of the Academy of Agricultural Sciences? Young genius? Taishan Beidou in old age? Never mentioned it! Then I started to forcefully write the story. The protagonist has special powers, so there is always hope. The others don't know if they have special powers, but they just circle around the protagonist, and they can't see any effect. The superpowers are too buggy. Just say that the cactus has increased its water storage capacity, and only one of the thorns on the body is used as a water outlet, and after it is ripened, it becomes tap water! I just saw this, and I can already imagine that in the later stage, all kinds of miscellaneous villains will pop up to disgust people, and then the protagonist will quickly modify plant genes in a targeted manner and pretend to be a slap in the face! The supporting character is shocked, disbelieving, incompetent and furious, and then rushes to the street!