Breeding Evolution, Beginning with Locusts

Personally, I don't really like this kind of rambling novel. Besides, when reading a novel, you always skip around. The more rambling a novel is, the more you want to skip, and the more you skip, the less interesting it becomes, making it a very unpleasant read. You know, typos and nonsensical writing are things every reader hates. I only read the first few chapters, but I just couldn't continue.

The structure, the numbers, the logic—it lacks any data system and is purely a lighthearted, entertaining read, though the angle is novel.

What are the characteristics of locusts? They leave nothing but barren land. You say you can hatch a massive locust army, then just mass-produce them! Stop being so timid and picky. Just eat whatever you see! In the first few chapters, you could have easily eaten everything you saw. With such a vast forest, you wouldn't have enough to eat, would you? Seriously, enough already!

It's not bad, but the protagonist's personality is awful. He tells every woman he meets everything, practically revealing all his secrets. And that's not enough; he even wants to show her his home's defenses. They've only just met, and he's already acting like this.

I didn't want to read any further after reading the beginning; it felt like there was too much nonsense. The protagonist hides away, mass-producing offspring to provide breeding points and experience for leveling up. He constantly mass-produces troops, levels up, and then breeds higher-level offspring. Even if he encounters something he can't defeat, he simply runs away.

A good book, but nobody reads it.

Are you kidding me? If you're not strong, you're nothing. And nobody will ever think quantity equals quality.

Don't switch apps anymore, it's too much trouble to find you. Also, it's well written, don't worry about what others say.

ABC, the needle isn't wide enough. Students, step forward! (~￣▽￣)~

The beginning was alright, but chapters 25 and 26 were just filler. After reading a few chapters, it kept rambling on and on. Dude, is this supposed to be a wish-fulfillment story?