
Global Class Change: Insectoids from the Start, I'm Invincible!
全民转职:开局虫族,我无敌了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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12.7MReads
83.4kFlowers
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I found that many writers who write about bugs always limit the reproductive ability of bugs. Some of them abandon the reproduction speed of bugs or even prevent them from reproducing, and specialize in certain abilities of bugs, but they are all individuals, and I feel that none of them are written about Zerg. I think the advantage of the Zerg is the speed of reproduction. I have read a book before. The protagonist lets the bugs enter a planet and let the bugs parasitize humans and other creatures on the planet. It doesn't take long for the planet to be ruled by bugs. I think the protagonist can completely use ordinary humans as fodder for bugs to parasitize, and then spread the disease from ten to ten, and the crazy reproduction will replace all the people in the city. Imagine that all the creatures in a city are parasitized by bugs, and all the corners are full of bugs. If the bugs are spread to other cities, not to mention the protagonist has a critical hit reward, the world will be full of bugs in a few years.
After reading the introduction, isn't the law of cause and effect strong??
I think the profession of the protagonist is called Insect Controller, Insect Manipulator, Insect Demon, Insect King, etc. They are all better than Insect Whisperer...
I'm convinced, why do you like to hide it so much?
Fei Lu has a harem which is the way to go!
The highlight of the Zerg is that reproduction and adaptability are about killing enemies with sheer numbers and constant evolution, rather than just a few special bugs becoming the Zerg. Changing the names of the bugs in this book and turning them into this beast or that bird is completely incompatible, and the interesting points of the bugs are not stated at all.
You have to know that your highlight is to upgrade, Zerg. If you don't upgrade, you actually show off. I'm really speechless. Are you going to be disappointed?
As a Zerg race, we can only divide but not reproduce? The hidden profession of the protagonist can only rely on bugs given by the system? Then wouldn't it be useless if others didn't systematically awaken to this profession? Why should we change the advantage of reproduction to division when we are already writing about the Zerg? Although the sea of worms can do it, it cannot be as overwhelming as the real Zerg. Fragmentation requires energy and levels, but reproduction does not require so much energy or levels. Ordinary bugs can engulf the planet as long as they are operated well, let alone bugs with extraordinary attributes? Although this is too invincible, this is the Zerg, right? This kind of division is at best considered a pseudo-Zerg race, right?
I think that one is more interesting
As long as it doesn't collapse, it's okay. Why do you say that? This type is actually very easy to collapse. After all, the Zerg type relies on fighting to support fighting. If there are bugs then, there is no need to fight in close combat, which will be very evil.