Spore Story
孢子物语
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.0M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A Dust-Covered Heart
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★ A Glimpse of the Masterpieces in My Heart ★
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Those Overlooked “Good” Books from Back Then
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Big Cousin's Personal Booklist
Books I've read.
An Endless Sea of Books (Seeking New and Excellent Reads) (Male-Oriented)
1. The more followers, the better. If you like a book, show it some love! Give your favorites a click. A little love for those of us up front! 2. As for those advertising their books, if the novel looks genuinely good, I'll consider it. It should have at least 50,000 words, and you should at least mention what makes it good. I'm a proud bookworm. I don't like reading books that have been abandoned. An abandoned book is a broken world, while an ongoing book is a world with a future. Every novel i
Books Worth Reading
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Not for Beginners
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Authors Who Write with Care
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A Veteran Reader's Fresh Perspective
I read voraciously when I was young and ignorant, then read in a daze while struggling to understand and put things into practice.
Sci-Fi List
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Treasure Hunting
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A Collection of Hidden Gems for Reading Slumps
Recommendations from a veteran reader. All good books, no power fantasies.
Personal Memories
A record of what I've read.
An 11-Year Bookworm's Picks: Books with Original Ideas
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Books that left an impression
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Evolution and Mutation, Beast Protagonists, Nonhuman Leads!
Mutation, evolution, the unknown! It's all utterly fascinating!
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Personal Tastes
Cultivation, development, evolution, adventure, urban life, leisure, games, and System My categories: Cultivation: immortal cultivation, martial arts, social culture (traditional Chinese medicine, divination, feng shui, fortune-telling) Development: advancing the tech tree (technology, fantasy) Evolution: living things (humans, animals, and plants) System: games, transmigration, adventure Urban life: leisure, farming
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Any genre is fine, as long as it's exciting
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Reminds me of "The 4.6 Billion Reprise of Evolution"
I heard that "Spore Story" and "Evolution: 4.6 Billion Repeats" are the novels with the closest starting points. Let's take a look. This novel is also very long. It was written over 5 million words so many years ago, which is amazing.
Looking for similar books, I've read Spore and 4.6 Billion Quotes twice.
There is a bug. The previous article said that the will of the planet is a collection of the thoughts of the planet's creatures. It has nothing to do with the planet itself. However, in the middle part, it can control earthquakes in the planet's crust. Moreover, I felt that the book was quite innovative in the early stage, but later it turned into fantasy 🤫
When I read this novel, I went to get the spores to play with 😭
I found it. There is a Spore Story in Himalayas that you can listen to. It's great. You can listen to it if you feel tired.
The front part is pretty good. It reminds me of my time when I was addicted to the Spore game and wanted to search for all the accessories in the era of terrestrial creatures. But by the end of the era of terrestrial organisms, the book was no longer interesting to read, such as the three-color trial, and I didn't want to read it until it reached the civilization stage. . . I was very satisfied at the beginning, but terrible at the end. Well,,
There are about 4,000 chapters in the 4.6 Billion Duets of Evolution. If you are interested, you can read it.
After reading all the chapter names, I feel that the author's bacteria must be a patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Is the author's bacteria still there?
I played "Spore" when I was in junior high school, and then I found this book. This is the only book I've read that talks about games like this. I didn't finish reading the pirated copy, but suddenly I remembered that I searched for the book that was the starting point (it hasn't been deleted yet, I vaguely remember some of the plots in it and drove the car), I feel like my childhood is back, I will add it to my collection and slowly re-subscribe.