Insects Eat the Starry Sky

Alien beasts + darkness, a little bit cruel, stable updates A fat nanny bug was covered with newly hatched larvae, struggling to resist the fate of being eaten. Its two small black eyes were full of madness and violence, and it roared in its heart, "I am... A human... Wang Chong!" The insect queen in the distance seemed to feel it, and her body suddenly trembled. The insects appeared, and the insect swarm died! (Ps: well written, very realistic, not a novice)

Highlight 1: The first bug article. Highlight 2: The super foreshadowing that runs through the whole book. Point 3: Reasonable. My favorite Zerg novel, unfortunately, it was a niche novel, and it didn't have a female protagonist or a golden finger, so it didn't become popular. The writing style is mature and the pace is slightly slow, suitable for old bookworms. I prefer novels about exotic beasts. I have read many novels about insects and beasts, but they are far inferior to this book! The perspective of this book is all based on the protagonist's awareness, which means that the author will not reveal anything that the protagonist does not know yet. This setting makes the early stage always in a state of "youma, what on earth are zerg!" And "youma, what are their abilities?" There's also the character of the protagonist. I'm used to seeing Xiaobai's novels return to normal instantly when given any space or system, so I feel that this protagonist is truly [reasonable]. The protagonist is a soldier. According to the book, he has never experienced any intrigues, so his IQ is suppressed everywhere, and then he grows step by step. There are plans that succeed once out of ten, and succeed nine times, step by step. What makes me feel very bright is that in the Dark Bug Catastrophe, the protagonist made big mistakes many times because of excessive stress and mental stress every day. If it were in other novels, it would definitely be the awesome look of him not changing even if Mount Tai collapsed in front of his eyes. Maybe because of my age, the sentence in the book "Whatever status you have, you should live your life in a certain way" has come to my heart. When the protagonist was still weak, he even mentioned the language "even if there is shit in front of him, he will eat it". Later, when he became stronger, it felt reasonable for the protagonist to be equal to the emperor. There were too many great books at the beginning of Qidian, but as my experience grew, I soon discovered that these books tended to collapse quickly, so I just read these books for fun, and abandoned them when they were almost on the shelves. Only a slow-burning book like this one will continue to be followed. (It's very interesting. When you watch Invincible and Slow Heat at the same time, this is what happens: after watching Slow Heat and then watching Invincible, you will feel super cool. After watching Invincible and then reading Slow Heat, you will feel that this kind of reasonable and non-YY book is called a book...) In addition, the book has great ideas about what aliens look like! [Wishful thinking that all intelligent life has big heads, two hands and two limbs is too retarded] This point comes from the bottom of my heart, so if you see things in this book that look like trash cans, rocks, and bamboos... Please ignore them... Finally, there is the layout of the book. Can you imagine that the foreshadowing of the outbreak in Chapter 500 is buried in Chapter 30? ! Can you imagine that the final awesomeness was caused by certain four points, one of which was explained every hundred chapters, but all the readers didn't notice it, and it was only when it broke out in the later period that they said "Nah!"? 1: Bug, zerg, dark bug, seal bug. This setting will definitely become a classic of insect literature. 2: The layout is far-reaching, the pits are huge, and the penetration is extremely long. It seems dull all the way, but the last few chapters of each dungeon reveal the mystery, and the layout of each old monster is interlocking, which is exciting! 3: Reasonable, all the villains have normal IQs, and they even played the protagonist to death several times. 4: The settings of civilization level, powerful life, battleships and insect swarms are great!

Human turns into insect, no transformation, feels good

Great book, I've been reading it recently, it's a great book. Just give up what you are thinking about yooooooo! Because pig's feet are male (fog) pig's feet are not human!