Evolving into a JOJO Creature Since the Cambrian

This reminds me of the 4.6 Billion repeat of evolution. It's really a mess. The front is quite beautiful, but the back is just daily writing.

S1 Season: Paleozoic Era (541 million years ago - 252 million years ago), the season stage is the Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, the season settlement event is 95% of players quit the game S2 Season: Mesozoic Era (225 million years ago - 66 million years ago), the season stage is the Triassic Jurassic During the Cretaceous, the season settlement event caused the players of the hegemonic server to collectively withdraw from the game. S3 Season: Cenozoic Era (66 million years ago - to the present), the season stage is the Paleogene, Neogene, and Fourth Epoch. The season settlement date has not yet been announced.

I was cut off because I was too lazy to look up information and copied (sad), but the lack of recommendations actually had no impact on me (fog). After all, my grades were not that high, and the outline direction has been designed. I will definitely continue to update it until it is completed. After all, it is my first book. As for the unstable update, it is mainly due to my poor work and rest...

Reminds me of the 4.6 Billion repeat of evolution 🙂

Shouldn't I be destroyed by your blue-green algae grandpa?

Identified as, studying paleontology is crazy

I feel like I can add a lot of strategies to the development direction of different players in this book The following is an excerpt, as well as screenshots On June 11, 1986, the Moville Cave, which had been isolated from the world for 5.5 Million years, met the human world. There were 57 species of animals living in this closed cave. The concentration of carbon dioxide is 150 times that of the surface The concentration of methane is 13,000 times that of the outside world The concentration of hydrogen sulfide is as high as 100,000 times The slimy white matter in the cave is formed by the accumulation of countless microorganisms These microorganisms secrete colloids called extracellular polymers, which stick together a large number of bacteria to cover the cave waters and rock walls There are some rock cracks at the bottom of the cave's lake, and some methane and hydrogen sulfide seep out from the ground and dissolve in the water. Anaerobic bacteria then convert carbon dioxide and water directly into organic matter. They usually eat the hydrogen sulfide and methane that constantly seep out of the ground. The deeper you go deeper into the earth, the more prosperous organisms should be Many underground organisms have the ability to create water out of thin air For example, Methanobacter cansii can use carbon dioxide and hydrogen underground to forcibly produce water and methane American microbiologist Derek Lovley The team discovered Thiobacillus ferrooxidans in the underground iron mine At the same time, there was also one of his good brothers called Geobacter metalreducens These two buddies usually attach to the underground minerals, and then they will grow a lot of filaments Comrades, have you seen those filaments in the picture? This thing is called pili I don't know how the pili evolved to conduct electricity. It can transfer electrons to the surface of distant iron minerals. In other words, this bunch of bacteria established a... Power grid system in the underground iron mining area! Currently, we have found that the limit of underground biological dormancy is 250 million years. There are also various producers of sulfur cycle, nitrogen cycle, chlorine, manganese Even the nuclear-powered bacterium Candidatus Desulforudis audaxviator, which is the only purely independent species discovered on our planet so far, can form an ecosystem by itself And in July this year there was a newly discovered nuclear-powered bacterium that directly eats uranium 235

At first, I thought it was similar to an evolved N-billion ensemble, but actually it looked a bit like the online version of Spore. It takes a little away from the author's knowledge, but it looks pretty good.

The main character is a Canadian bug, which is pretty good and is not affected by strange effects.

Many times when I'm in danger, I go to extreme extremes. It's so uncomfortable to do it so often.

It's been a long time since I've read such a good evolutionary novel. The combination of biological evolution and battle royale hit my sweet spot perfectly 😍 and made me relive the feeling of watching Evolution's 4.6 Billion Reprise in junior high school. For book lovers who like this kind of novel, this is a rare opportunity in several years (after all, it is an unpopular subject, tragedy). Regardless of the subject preference, it is still a good choice. It is a pity that the traffic is not so good. Come on, the author, and I wish the book will get better and better.

Why does it have to be Earth-like? Is it possible to evolve on an alien planet? Assuming that the planet lacks phosphorus and the phospholipid membrane collapses, some archaea strengthen the polysaccharide cross-linked gel structure to serve as a membrane. This structure is difficult to decompose. After pointing out the function of producing oxygen, phosphorus is concentrated in the abyss, and there are also phospholipid membrane organisms in the abyss. It is difficult to decompose, causing the atmospheric oxygen content to soar. A large number of biological remains pollute the sea environment, and organisms gradually live on land. However, due to the high temperature and high oxygen content due to phosphorus deficiency, organisms are easily ignited, and this structure is difficult to ignite again after carbonization, forming carbon, which is similar to biological graphene. Photosynthetic system I is specialized to produce reducing substances to resist high-oxygen environments, but life activities require energy storage, so the efficiency of light energy utilization is enhanced, using colloidal carbon to obtain biological graphene, and high-oxygen environments can easily produce suitable catalysts. So the creatures here are comparable to solar panels.

I feel that if these people have the strongest organizational power at present, they are probably party organizations and government personnel and armies of various countries. Even if they turn into all kinds of strange creatures, as long as they can be contacted, they still have some organizational strength. I just don't know that fanatical believers in various religions will regard this as a trial or a great opportunity. They are no longer human beings, so they abandon their humanity and turn into monsters to devour them crazily. Like raising poison, they become stronger and stronger.

Your senior has probably already cut it

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Can the author get rid of bad habits such as eating and sleeping, and focus on updating?🙂🙂🙂

Broken, this book was also killed by ideas 🤫

There is no brainless crushing in this book, there is no bloody attempt to reduce intelligence, there are no serious flaws in the plot logic, the dialogues between the characters are reasonable and there is no mentally retarded plot, and the protagonist has subjective initiative, so you can enter it! Personal evaluation: Excellent product

What level of creature is it now? Is there a small climax? If you haven't read it yet, I'm reading it.

Use your imagination, guys, but it's best to match the player's plot progress (after all, it's too far away and won't be used in the short term) 🤓

Is it a public toilet battle royale? It's kind of interesting.

I saw this post from a similar book and it feels like the beginning is better than the similar book I read. Come on!

[Player:] [Original species:] [Current accessories:] That's it, you are welcome to share your ideas😀

Tsk tsk, the evolution of beasts has also given rise to a female supporting cast. This book is not good

In fact, the main reason is that there are not many people writing about alien beasts nowadays, and the author has a certain foundation in paleontology, so he has a strong sense of immersion when reading it. Although the card drawing has been criticized by other readers, it is still acceptable, and the plot seems to be okay so far.

Canadian Bug

When will it be put on the shelves? Can you update more than ten or twenty chapters?

Trilobites

Come on, author, don't be a eunuch

Has the perspective now changed from individual to group?