
Reborn with Heaven's Mandate, I Thrive Behind My Ancestors
转世天命,在老祖宗们的背后躺赢
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- Alternate History
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The author is indeed overly obsessed with racial optimization. Over thousands of years, perhaps all that could be optimized were things like the amount of body hair and the presence of body odor, or maybe superhuman strength and an eight-foot height, but these are just isolated cases. What's more important is organizational strength and productivity.
The protagonist is such a waste. Slash-and-burn agriculture is a required course in history. Did the protagonist not even go to junior high school?
Keep it up, author! New themes lead to new paths, and online literature really needs authors who dare to create new genres.
The author's theory of racial optimization seems plausible but is actually utter nonsense. According to this theory, the harder the labor, the faster the racial optimization. Yet, the people of the Qing Dynasty lived in abject poverty, hence their emaciated state. The Qing Dynasty was known for its exceptionally weak and sickly population, earning them the nickname "Sick Man of East Asia."
Racial optimization isn't that important; genetic changes take a very long time. Nomadic peoples were simply more militaristic, with the entire population serving as soldiers.
This angle is quite interesting. It explains why we can memorize those amazing techniques from our ancestors. But do you have any relevant research materials for what you've written? If so, you could include references in the chapter images or as bonus chapters. This would make it look much more professional and give a better impression.
This is an ensemble piece where the protagonist is essentially useless. He can reincarnate the genetic information of his ancestors within his soul and bloodline, but he won't learn from or search for solutions within that genetic information, nor will he need to fake his death and abdicate!
This is an ensemble piece; the protagonist is useless. He can reincarnate using the genetic information of his ancestors within his soul and bloodline, but he won't learn from or search for solutions within that information. And there's no need for him to fake his death and abdicate!
The protagonist is a complete waste, so what? You can't even start a fire? Since when did poisonous insects and tigers become immune to fire? In this wild world, you can burn down entire forests without setting fires. What? You're indestructible? You can survive by burning everything in your path. Do you think this is modern times, where there are laws against burning mountains?
That's ridiculous.
The protagonist is like a tool. The author frequently brings up racial optimization theories, repeatedly mentioning traits like being thin, small, and stupid. To write such a grand historical transformation as a mere chronicle—I just want to ask, does the author find it interesting? Where did you leave the world of destiny? Just let it go.
Is racial optimization in Africa effective? Their level of civilization is low, their organizational capacity is weak, and they can't even make standardized bows and arrows!