Was there a novel where the main character was an alien experiment that happened during the Three Kingdoms period?

Yes, I recommend the book "Super Alien". The protagonist Jiang Lie was transformed into an alien by aliens, but he retained human intelligence and had the ability to devour and assimilate the genes of any race in the universe. He fought for survival and evolution in the universe. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend Three Magic Kingdoms to you. The main character in this book also returned to the era of the Three Kingdoms. However, unlike other novels, it was a historical fiction novel. It incorporated the collision of Eastern Daoism and Western magic. The main character accidentally transmigrated to this new world of the Three Kingdoms and recruited famous generals from all over the world. He returned to the side of justice and fought all the way to the end. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

In the case of the Philadelphia Experiment, there are many theories. It's possible that there was an attempt at some form of stealth technology for ships. If they were experimenting with electromagnetic fields to disrupt radar detection, it could have had unforeseen consequences. For example, it might have affected the perception of the crew members, making them think the ship was doing things it wasn't. There could also have been some sort of magnetic anomaly in the area that interacted with the ship's systems in a strange way. But again, without more evidence, it's all speculation based on the accounts that have been passed down over the years.

There are a few novels that fit this description. I recommend Journey to the West from the Three Kingdoms and Something's Wrong with This Sword Immortal. These two novels were both Xianxia-mythical cultivation novels. The main characters were reborn into the Three Kingdoms period, cultivating together with the generals of the Three Kingdoms and conquering the Three Realms. I believe that you will like the plot and ideas of these two novels. I hope that you will like this fairy's recommendation.😗

In the Stanford prison experiment, students were randomly assigned to be either prisoners or guards in a mock prison. Things quickly got out of hand. The guards began to abuse their power, and the prisoners showed signs of extreme stress and psychological breakdown. It demonstrated how easily people can adapt to roles that involve power and subjugation.

In the 'The Sleep Experiment' true story, participants were kept from sleeping for an extended period. As a result, they began to experience extreme psychological and physical changes. They became paranoid, violent, and their mental states deteriorated rapidly.

The quicksand school experiment story may involve a series of steps. First, the school might have prepared the quicksand - like material, which could be a mixture of certain powders and liquids to achieve the right consistency. Then, they could have set up a controlled environment to conduct the experiment. During the experiment, they may have tested different variables, like the size and shape of objects placed in the quicksand. They might also have measured how long it took for objects to sink or if they could be retrieved easily. All these actions in the experiment would help students gain knowledge about quicksand.

Yes, there are. If the aliens are conducting sex experiments on humans without consent, it's a huge ethical violation. It's similar to how we consider any form of non - consensual experimentation on humans in our society as unethical. It goes against basic human rights and the principle of autonomy.

I recommend "The Alien Prince Charming Knocks on the Door" to you. The male lead is an alien, and the plot is very romantic. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

I recommend " The Road to Cultivating the Protagonist ", a fantasy romance novel for you. The female protagonist is an alien with a mysterious identity. The story is very interesting. I hope you like my recommendation.😗