The Fourth Calamity: This Zerg Game Is Way Too Grindy

Across the vast sea of stars, countless brilliant civilizations and enormous interstellar battleships will eventually be swallowed by the insect swarm.

This game is way too good!

A game called Starcraft: Insect Calamity Online is taking the world by storm.

Players can take on the role of an interstellar insect and command an army to wipe out their enemies!

You ask how good the game is?

The visuals and details are maxed out, and the grandeur of interstellar warfare is brought to life in breathtaking detail.

Enough talk. I'm going back to grind some more.

Wealthy player: "Grind? There's no way I'm doing that. My army got wiped out? I'll just pay to win!"

Free-to-play player: "Don't stop me! If I just hold out for three days and nights, I'll have grinded out my new troops."

Player receiving treatment: "Internet addiction therapy? Not a chance. I'm telling you right now: either you electrocute me to death here today, or let me go back and keep grinding!"

Li Cong, who transmigrates to a parallel world, binds himself to the Insect Calamity System, which lets him summon a life-form from a parallel world known as a "player."

When the Third Calamity, the "insect swarm," and the Fourth Calamity, the "players," appear at the same time, they bring not only despair but also plenty of absurdity.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.