
Gene Unlock: I'm Evolving Every Day
基因解锁:我每天都在进化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
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This kind of subject matter isn't really suitable for writing about a female protagonist. With heightened senses of hearing, smell, and sight—enlarged pores, a pervasive stench—and amplified emotions regardless of gender, the protagonist is amplified as well.
The idea of gaining superpowers
I feel that a young person with sound values, after gaining superpowers and ensuring financial freedom, would most likely choose to lie down (pursue self-enjoyment), familiarize themselves with the superpowers, and develop their abilities discreetly.
If the main character only evolves, there's no need to write a female lead.
If the protagonist evolves, there's no need for him to have a girlfriend. The gap between him and ordinary people widens, and if he achieves immortality while everyone around him ages and dies, it will only add to his sorrow. Besides, how could someone who has evolved not be able to rid themselves of such base desires? The protagonist's future goal will definitely be the stars and the sea, not some romantic entanglement.
Let me put it this way! If you give me some superpower, I'll definitely go blind. If you give me some kind of super evolution, I'll definitely go to the government; the pie is too big for me to handle.
Super Brain develops technology, leading China to break out of Earth and aim for the stars and the sea.
Did Shennong exist?
Is the main character Palu or Homelander? If someone could defeat all of humanity and then dutifully go to work, then they're just a weed.
The protagonist isn't Chinese unless he kills all the men from other countries.
Either don't include a female lead, or just be direct. Including a woman is just too awkward. I suggest not including women in this type of book. You can have a few women to play around with in the early stages, but after a few iterations, how will you play them? One thrust in bed and she's dead.
The book has the wrong title.
The protagonist's ability isn't some kind of gene-locking power at all; it's more like the power of thought, a pure, idealistic superpower.
It's really good; I stayed up all night watching it last night. This genre... It's really great. I also really like protagonists with a cunning and ruthless personality, especially the part about the company. The thief crying "stop thief!" Was a hilarious plot twist, and I couldn't help but clap my hands in delight. I particularly admire the carefree and unrestrained lifestyle of individuals who are strong and independent in the city. Consistency between words and deeds. 😄