Global Parasites: My Brain Evolves Without Limits
全球寄生，我的大脑无限进化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 335k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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154Chapters
835Recommendations
7kFans
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The biggest problem right now is that there's no benefit to fighting monsters, and the usual method of strengthening yourself by eating insects has too low a barrier to entry.
A positive feedback loop would make the story more enjoyable. Currently, the protagonist's brain operates on the same enhancement logic as other parasites: they can only strengthen themselves by consuming the parasites. The only differences between them are in their abilities and the direction of their enhancement. The action wasn't exciting enough. I suggest the author make up for it later.
A mini-boss can escape even after fighting for a long time.
It feels like reading an old-fashioned post-apocalyptic novel, without the current trend of "kill the saint first" and pure selfishness. My assessment is that it's good.
It looks a lot like Parasyte.
So far, I've enjoyed watching it.
Finished watching it, here's a brief review.
The early descriptions of the protagonist's several outbursts, all triggered by headaches, felt somewhat abrupt, almost like Deus Ex. It would have been better if the protagonist had built up his power and unleashed it gradually as the pressure increased. After the map changed, judging from the teleporting fat pig and tentacle monster, it seems the author wrote it as soon as they thought of it.
The power structure needs to be clarified as soon as possible, and there needs to be a direction for advancement.
Since we're writing about this aspect, we must provide comparisons, and this requires that everyone be within the same evaluation system. The current abilities are all quite diverse, and we haven't reached the point where we need to consider who is stronger or weaker. Given the current plot development, this book will definitely include elements like ability counters, intelligence warfare, and battles of wits. So, hurry up and establish the rules governing power!
There's no clear path to advancement, and I have no desire to continue watching.
Does it increase intelligence? The parasites are very intelligent; the protagonist learned a vast amount of knowledge from the internet in just one night—his efficiency was incredibly high.
I've finished reading it, and so far it's alright; no major flaws. I've invested; good luck to the author!
It looks pretty good.
It's a pity it didn't gain popularity; the author couldn't stick with it. The beginning was really well-written, including the character descriptions and battle scenes. Although the overall plot wasn't great, the earlier parts were still a good post-apocalyptic story. I voted for this novel every day while reading it. I hope the author can take some time to reflect and write even better stories later.