Evolving into a God from Fungi
从真菌开始进化成神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 526k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The most amazing thing about fungi is their spores, right? They fly everywhere, and can parasitize and survive as long as there's a little nutrition. Isn't parasitism the most impressive thing about fungi? How did fungi evolve into dragons? You could say they evolved from cells, which makes some sense...
Why dragons again? Author, isn't it getting a bit stale with all these books about transforming into dragons? And why do fungi have to transform into dragons? Doesn't that lower the prestige of fungi?
Hang in there. Fewer people are reading the monster-themed genre right now, but your book is pretty good. It's normal for it to be performing poorly now; it will improve.
Are all the people who read novels nowadays just survivors of high school education?
Are all the people reading novels these days just survivors of high school education? Seeing stories about genes generating electricity, and then being able to generate electricity themselves after plundering, leaves me speechless... Genes only affect cells by producing proteins, which require specific mechanisms like cell differentiation to generate electrical discharges. The idea that stealing ant genes can enhance a cell's power is simply ridiculous.
I understand. It seems like a story about mythical creatures, but actually all the mythical creatures turn into little girls. Why didn't you just write a harem story or a story about raising a daughter? Why lure people who want to read mythical creature stories into this?
It's over. The "golden finger" (a cheat-like ability) is better suited for a dark fantasy style; insisting on a savior/raising-a-world approach has only made it doomed.
Dude, I think the reason most people are drawn to this is because of the infectivity and survival ability of fungi.
Genes don't generate electricity; it's the organs composed of those cells that generate electricity.
Ah, speaking of fungi, the first thing that comes to mind is the Zerg. I don't understand why I'm writing about dragons.
He's stuck to his old habits and won't listen to advice. Back then, he ignored advice and got cocky after achieving good results; now, with this book's performance, I predict it'll flop within two months.