Biohacking

To be fair, this book is one of the few high-quality science fiction texts I have seen in recent years. The story takes place in the middle of the 21st century. After nearly a century of development, genetic engineering technology has reached an incredible point. The group of tech geeks who have mastered genetic modification technology are called "biohackers." The technology in their hands is enough to change the entire world - transform humans into supermen, or create viruses to destroy the world. As a result, the international community has triggered a series of ethical and moral disputes over biotechnology. ​Are reformed people still considered people in the traditional sense? Will there be a "genetic class" composed of modified people, whose physical fitness and intelligence are superior to ordinary people, and will be superior to the ordinary class? A rift has emerged between the rapid development of biotechnology and traditional ethics. Biotechnology is like a double-edged sword. Whether it is cutting through thorns or committing hara-kiri depends on the stance of the person holding the sword. There are always some restless guys who want to make some big news. We must resolutely crack down on all crimes using biotechnology! So, the protagonist and his partners appeared. As a protagonist, Ding Yi was ordered to investigate a case, but was involved in a deeper crime... Gradually, he discovered that his opponent was no ordinary person... This is called science fiction. This is how I felt after reading this book for the first time. In this book, the principles of biotechnology and the naming of biological products are all well-founded and not just a collection of proper nouns. It can be seen that the author has consulted quite a lot of relevant information. Real-view transmission technology, biological virus mail, second heart, password goldfish, these "black technologies" seem unexpected under the author's arrangement, but they are actually reasonable. Of course, that's not all. Are the methods of biohackers beyond the imagination of mere mortals like you? Are you afraid of people with body 47 who have half an extra chromosome? I believe that the protagonist brother will never forget the fear of being dominated by 47-body people. Although there are some slightly inconsistent but innocuous small elements such as "the gangsters in the 1950s still rode fuel motorcycles", overall, the setting of this book reflects the characteristics of the times and reflects the spiritual outlook of the working people in the biological era. Judging from the current 100,000 words, it is following the path of a criminal investigation drama. After a case was investigated, the clues were interrupted, and I followed the clues to find out who was behind the scenes, so I continued to investigate, but found that there was a darker hand behind the scenes... This kind of plot may be a bit cliché when taken alone, but when placed in the author's worldview, it seems much more interesting and interlocking. Based on creativity alone, I would give this book a high score of 9 points. However, to sum it up in one sentence, this book is wise in heart but clumsy in speech - in terms of writing, this book still has certain problems. Personally, I can only say that the introduction of this book is very general - because although the author proposed the concept of biohacking, no one knows what biohacking does just by looking at the introduction. Gene modification? Congratulations to you. Black computer? It's a pity that you are gone. Putting forward such a concept of "streaking" will only make readers feel confused. Brother, what exactly are you talking about? I read this book three times, and I remembered the 47-body man, the lighthouse, and telo. I can remember their names - Ding Yi, Zhang Yi, Wenying. But if you ask me what kind of people they are, I can only say that they are three technical geeks. However, this cannot be said to be a shortcoming. The subject matter of the novel is destined to make the characters in the book more rational than emotional, with no ecstasy or great tragedy. There will be no counterattacks, no divorce, no slaps in the face, just quietly observing the world. Although this will make many readers feel boring. Overall, this book is an excellent science fiction novel. The ideas are huge and the story is captivating.

As expected, this is the only book labeled cyberpunk. The setting of the forty-seven people and the biohacker is simply amazing! ! ! But one thing to say is that the author is still relatively weak in characterization, especially sometimes the 47-body man, who is obviously selling his super high IQ, is too emotional to the point of being childish, but he is still pure and pure. However, this is a common problem for new authors. You will get better after writing these technical things. Anyway, you already have the most valuable ideas.

I feel that books with lower ratings are better than books with higher ratings.

The author's ideas are clear and the main line is clear. The plots of the story one by one are unbearable to stop. However, some transitions are a bit hasty. If the author can publish another hardcover revision, it will definitely be more perfect.

There should be more good books like this Whether it is plot logic or creativity, the author has a very accurate grasp. Although there are some minor flaws in some places, but as the saying goes, the flaws cannot hide the flaws. When I read this book, I, a book-hungry person, burst into tears. I haven't seen such a serious author for a long time. Unfortunately, not many people have noticed it yet. I hope the author's book will become popular. Of course, I also hope that the author can continue to work hard and write better novels. I am ready to become a fan of the author. Good

This is the first time I have seen such a good-looking book with a score of 9 or less. To be fair, it is already comparable to many books with a score of 9.5. I have never played Cyberpunk 2077, so I don't know, but I feel that the author made reference to Watch Dogs 2, the Internet of Things, everything can be hacked, and incorporated biotechnology. It is obvious that the author is very careful in writing and has consulted a lot of relevant information. At least in principle, it is almost consistent with high school knowledge. Although there are sometimes typos, it does not affect the reading. I think this book deserves a higher rating.

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