Spores: Evolution

From the introduction, I feel like a psycho is holding the throne high. Aren't normal people sitting on the throne? Why does the protagonist insist on holding it up?

It would be better to change it to "Growing the World with Mushrooms" to be more attractive.

Don't attribute all abilities to one kind of mushroom, they should be separated. Mushrooms that are hallucinogenic are hallucinogenic, those that are rich in nutrients are rich in nutrients, and those that are poisonous are poisonous.

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The author would like to make some comments. If people in the mushroom camp die while out exploring, the mushrooms will spread as long as they are not burned. You can learn from the green orcs. The difference is that the soul will not die and can be teleported to the camp's mother mushroom. Then the protagonist will have a group of undead players or cans.

Psionics, spores, black technology, I think, this is not appropriate for green skin.

Author, don't you think there's anything wrong with the paragraph "This is a bacterium, a eukaryotic organism" in Chapter 79?

Looking at the name, I thought it was the spore

As a digression, after reading the introduction, does the one raising the throne mean to lift the throne?

1. In the middle and later stages, the protagonist can directly evolve into Alaya Consciousness, a thing of the group's will, and abandon his body, or turn his body into a renewable resource. 2. As the strength of the protagonist increases and the coverage area of ​​the ethnic group expands, the heat flow generated by itself should also increase proportionally. The route of expanding the parasitic population can only be used as an auxiliary or the icing on the cake. 3. Same as above. As the scale expands, the protagonist's brain capacity, neural response speed, computing power, and learning ability should also be improved simultaneously. The previous situation where reading a few books is not enough should be reduced and skipped directly.