Lord of Bugs, Starting from the Alchemy of Life

Chapter 54 and I still haven't seen any bugs or anything mentioned in the introduction.

Not bad, not bad. The story is innovative and innovative. The world structure and power system have only been partially revealed at present, but they are all novel. I look forward to the follow-up development and recommend everyone to read it! ! !

The name says he is the master of bugs, and the introduction also includes all kinds of bugs. After a hundred chapters, the protagonist has only learned one bug with unknown meaning (at least it has no meaning in the first hundred chapters). Then it starts with Life Alchemy. I read a hundred chapters and I don't see that the protagonist has practiced anything. Does this alchemy refer to the identity of the protagonist as a hard worker at the beginning?

Don't be like the last book, which suddenly sucked. Trust me again this time.

When I saw the single chapter about the title of the book, I felt that the previous name was a bit strange but more attractive to me. I think the current name is a bit too plain-texted and has too strong a tomato flavor. But that doesn't matter. I started watching mostly because of the introduction. In the introduction, you mentioned three words, wish-making. Thinking about the bugs and the introduction, I thought it was a world with a deformed wish-making technique, so I was interested in watching it. Although it is a little different from what I thought, I still like your world view setting and the character of the protagonist. In particular, the setting of the world view is very good. It is about life, the spread of information, the city, and the very mysterious inner city. The feeling of the story slowly unfolding is quite attractive to me. I'm just a little worried that future maps won't be so small. But there is one thing that disgusts me, that ugly cat, whose character and behavior are completely unlovable. I thought I was going to the wilderness to finally avoid that cat, but I ended up bringing it with me. It was quite disgusting, so luckily there weren't many scenes, so I could bear it. I abandoned this book for a while because of this To sum up, the setting is very novel (although it is a bit stiff and difficult to swallow, but it is quite interesting), the protagonist is likable enough, and the story is very good. Not bad, I like it very much

Have you read Fujimoto Shu's manga?

Come on, please update quickly, the settings are reasonable and it's so interesting.

It's considered a slow-burning article, and it needs to be nurtured more.

Isn't the water in the Borderless Country finished yet?

The world view set in the previous book was too big, and there were so many side quests that it was impossible to finish it. I hope this book can be written in detail, and the author will be careful not to finish it before entering the inner city. Full subscription support!