A Guide to Plant Evolution: Starting with Parasitizing an Otherworld

That big forest, when I was watching videos, I came across a similar one. It belonged to Rick and Morty. They both turn into single cells and develop again after they die. Considering that the big forest does not cover the whole world, the big forest may also be one that can be reborn.

I finished reading it in one go. It was quite interesting and had the feel of a world of plants and animals and a travelogue. But I feel that the author wants to write a lot, and the number of words is not enough at the moment. I can't tell whether he can grasp it or whether he will just write it randomly. It has only been a dozen chapters and it has already dug a lot of holes.

Plant Evolution

Is this the Rick and Morty episode?

There is no doubt that it is beautiful, but it always feels a little weird when I read it. It doesn't feel like I am reading a story, but like I am watching a person telling me a story. It was as if someone was pointing at the storybook with Mei Lan on it and telling me a story. Just like "Sure enough, the speed of flight is very fast...", "Sure enough", a word with obvious subjective intention appears in the objective description, and a storyteller is fabricated out of thin air.

Oh! OMG! A long-necked dog gun

But the idea of ​​Rick and Morty?

It's very interesting to read, it's pretty good But there are a little few updates, so... I'll give you a monthly pass.

The introduction also includes Civilization VI.

It's a bit like the 4.6 Billion Duo of Evolution, but the style is slightly different. This one is more fairy tale-like and very comfortable to read.