Review Detail of BooboboBoa in The Great Genetic Era

I don't know what it is about this book, but I feel really attracted to it. Its the same feeling I had when I read World of Deities and I Can See the Lines of Fortune. I hope that it gets picked, but I get these vibes that tell me that it won't. About the story: People, by working out different parts of their body, can unlock genetic points and abilities. But its not always guaranteed or known what you're going to get. The main character, however, is not a reincarnated person and doesn't have a system, but he can look inside himself and unlock the points he wants to as long as he is fully rested. The setting is nothing new, with humans being the underdog and everything bad that happens being blamed on the traitors and extraterrestrial species that attack. It hasn't been that long since people found out about the genetic stuff, only about a few hundred years. The MC, from what I can tell, is loyal, calm, pretty intelligent(but I'd need a few more chapters to really know), and will probably have a harem that will include his teacher. Don't quote me on that. He does have a mysterious meditation method that his parents' teacher gave them, so that might be something that can either make or break the story. In case you're confused about the progression system, it goes something like this: liberator classes F-SS. then you get mutant classes F-SS and so on. There is something called the genetic ceiling which stops people from increasing their class if they haven't gotten there already before. For example, a class d liberator, when evolved, becomes a class f mutant. Then, they can progress until they become a class d mutant, at which point, they will have to become the next stage.