A Wizard Civilization Beginning with One-Man Magic

It's my own method. You can't just think of spiritual power and just try to make it up. You can practice falsehood to become reality, telekinesis, Alaya consciousness, etc. You want to make a nondescript knight or wizard. This thing is not recognized by the West except for Chinese Internet literature. It is completely different from their understanding of knights and wizards.

With the heart of a holy mother, teach those scum to feel guilty, why do you still want to become a wizard??? It's almost enough to become a Holy Mother Master

This protagonist takes things for granted. He does not go to the library to read biology books or learn new knowledge. He just uses his mental power to control DNA and cells. He is really awesome. He highlights one thing throughout the whole process. I thought about it.

This book is fundamentally wrong. Instead of inducing cancer cells on its own, it debugs itself into mutated cells. It uses mouse cancer cells. Needless to say what species the protagonist is! I can't stand it anymore!

Well, it's a little awkward, it looks a little awkward. The article describes the place where the protagonist currently lives, which is basically the same environment as his modern country. But your one-on-one approach, where the protagonist studies the extraordinary wizard knight, always feels a bit awkward. If you set the place abroad and have a Western cultural background, it would be fine. But this is obviously not the case. It always feels awkward to read.

After reading three chapters, I feel that the author's handling of details is too rough. You can imagine the sanitary environment of raising so many rabbits in the study. If the growth of mental power puts a burden on the body, it will be gone? The details and logic are too vague and not suitable for writing this type of book.

The first level of the soul, induction, recognizes the self with the fear between life and death, senses the true soul. The second level, controls objects, attaches the soul to the object and slightly controls the direction. The third level of the soul, expands, slowly expands the soul field, freely controls the items with attached souls in the soul field. The fourth level of the soul, absorbs, stabilizes. After the soul field, it absorbs the energy generated by other people's consumption and dissipated souls in the world to strengthen itself. The fifth level of the soul, the spirit body, the soul attaches to the physical body, takes away the control of the physical body from the brain and nerves, breaks through the limits of the physical body's operation, and directly repairs the damage to the physical body. The sixth level of the soul, microscopic, the soul control is refined, and the former Go to the field of controlling cells and bacteria, directly repair cell damage. The seventh level of the soul, atoms, the soul is minutely controlled down to atoms, reshape the body with other substances, repair the body, and transform into another structure. The eighth level of the soul, energy, further changes itself, the soul touches the energy field, and no longer has a body. The ninth level of body weakness and soul, informationization, further transcends energy, goes to the realm of nothingness, changes the soul into an information life form, has no physical weakness, further changes itself and dissipates everything, information does not exist, I am still, within the reach of consciousness, controlling everything, what is death? Already dead

The previous book written about the different world wizard network Golden Finger is clearly a Western fantasy fantasy system, and it is written that it is packaged as a native system of the earth. The setting of this book is more suitable to be packaged in the earth's native practice system, but the author's title and introduction seem to be based on the wizards of the Western fantasy world It's so twisted, I suggest you think about it

After reading the first five chapters, I had no idea what I was writing. The pace is very slow and a lot of space is unnecessary. I feel

Apart from the imaginative thinking, the character interaction is very poor, and the protagonist is quite a loser.