I Rubbed DNA with My Hands and Became a God in the Wizarding World

Rune civilization was directly converted into genetic civilization. Is it the fall of the world or the distortion of civilization?

Most genes in an organism are not enough to express just a few genes. When the environment changes, in order to adapt to the original useful genes, they will be replaced by new genes and become dormant. Genes are equivalent to runes in the extraordinary world, and they are all expressions of abilities.

Generally, there are too many details in daily life

To be honest, the writing is good, but I'm not very optimistic about it. Firstly, it's not as exciting as the public can see it. Secondly, it doesn't have a "systematic" context.

I have a question. Is the protagonist too careless? You wrote it yourself. People with low abilities are scrambled to recruit them as disciples, but the protagonist can create potential ones in batches. Anyone who has some brains will be reported to the superior. It is completely possible to achieve common ascension. Just give reward points to any woman. As for the contract, isn't it breakable?

It is a slow-burning book, and at this pace it is much better than those on the new book list. It would be nice if there were more, otherwise two chapters a day would not be enough.

The setting of the DNA double helix and the rune array resonance is novel, and it is different from the boring and incomprehensible book about building a new system. Come on!

Not bad, a little flawed, but overall good

I feel like it would be better to write less about the arena.

It's quite interesting, but the main character is currently developing and not taking off.

The idea of ​​modifying genes is interesting, but the explanatory paragraphs are too complicated, the panels appear too frequently, and there are too many repeated characters. I feel that the protagonist's self-transformation is a highlight. Gene reconstruction has not been clarified yet. If this is the core content, I hope it will be released as soon as possible. Looking forward to the following articles and sharing encouragement with you!

DNA cultivation in immortality is called bloodline cultivation, but what is it called in the wizarding world?

The latest update time is a bit messy

It is recommended to write some opinions on the original emotions, such as what you want to solve, etc., So that some impatient readers will not find fault.

Don't be cool, come on frog! 😭

Not to mention other things, the protagonist is too anxious, or the plot is too urgent. At least in the free chapter, there are more plots where the protagonist is forced to accept various arrangements, which leads to more plots where the protagonist gambles on his life. The author may not think so, but in fact, the bowstring is too tight.