
Urban Immortality: Starting with a Virus
都市长生:从病毒开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 384k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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You should at least build a formal laboratory to study viruses. How can you build a laboratory with hundreds of thousands of dollars in a rural area and the government will give you approval? It's impossible no matter how you think about it
Ahhhhh! ! ! It's so uncomfortable! I also want the protagonist to cooperate with the country to develop extraordinary things as soon as possible! I also want the protagonist to secretly study his own method! It's so confusing! Let the author speed up the progress!
It's really frustrating. He has cancer, and the protagonist is waiting to die. If the system hadn't come, the protagonist would have died. And then he has achieved some results. Some officials think he is a genius, and use threatening connotations to comfort themselves. They also want to assign a completely unrelated position to the protagonist. The author also forces reasonableness and says that the protagonist's business is useful to him. Author, don't you read what you said? , The protagonist is a researcher of viruses, or biochemical weapons, and it turns out that traveling to mountains and rivers to investigate alien species is useful? , You are a detective investigating a virus subdivision? , I found that your leader has some vision, but his thinking is quite short-sighted. A person who stays in the laboratory to study viruses is asked to investigate other biological species. Author, do you not know the difference between these two subjects?
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The information was stolen, but neither the police nor the police had any thought of defense. What a weird idea is this?
What the hell are you writing about? You must have read too much of Siheyuan.
It's a bit counter-intuitive. It's a parallel world where you can't decide when things happen. Many things are not logically consistent. You want the protagonist to do things legally and compliantly, but you don't write common sense compliance. There's also the toxicology experiment. Can't you do it yourself? Since the protagonist wants to keep a low profile at the beginning, he should know that finding another company to do toxicological experiments will definitely expose the cancer vaccine. This is purely a plot written to show off.
After reading the comments, I realized that my life is being fished for, a dog is eating a human being, and my information is being stolen. . . It is so unstable that it may not be suitable for readers who want to read a "research" type of book.
The three largest interest groups in the world: military industry, energy, and medicine. I personally want to research anti-cancer drugs, and it's okay if I don't get any results. But if I get some results or even a hint of success, either the results will be robbed or cheated. The greater possibility is that the results will be stolen and then cheated.
I have seen the latest chapter and the overall score is 6-7 out of 10. My biggest impression at the moment is that the main line of this book is not clear enough (not that the protagonist's own emotion, "I want to live forever" can be considered the main line). The protagonist's work feels a bit like a hammer and a stick, and these tasks do not reflect the efforts to achieve the main line at all. The world created by the author is also an imaginary world. It feels like even if there is no protagonist, it will still be a biohazard. This actually weakens the sense of substitution. In addition, it is unclear what the author's considerations were, and he described several talented female scientists, all of whom are related to the protagonist, including arranging assistants for the protagonist, who are also beautiful women. To be honest, this kind of plot and character setting will not please male video book lovers, but it seems a bit intellectually depressing. Let's go back to the initial plot setting of the emotional explosion point. The protagonist has lung cancer, so he needs to research a vaccine to treat lung cancer. This paragraph is not very well written. First, at the beginning of the chapter, lung cancer can be cured. The starting point is too high, and the protagonist (author) obviously cannot control it. Second, the description of the cool points is insufficient, giving people the impression that they have not seen any cool points and have just entered the next stage. It is recommended to add more descriptive paragraphs from the public perspective. There is a book that can be a great reference for the author in this regard. The title of the book should be "Returning from the Low Demon World, Doing Artificial Intelligence First", but that book collapsed in the later period, so don't learn from this. The early and mid-term are still very good.
There is no need for you to write about his father being deceived. It will only discourage readers. No wonder most pig feet are orphans.