StarCraft: The Insect Overlord Strikes Back
星际争霸:进击的虫族主宰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 434k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Are There Any Truly Female-Lead-Free Novels on Tomato? They’re All Flirtation, and I Don’t Want to Read That
Interstellar, Technology, Mecha, and Starships
Something normal.
System + Interstellar War + Battleship Building + Civilization + Space + Sci-Fi + Mecha
The Protagonist Discovers a New Planet, Secretly Builds It Up, and Develops It
War! I Want War! Massive Wars, and the Protagonist Has to Be a Monster
Zergs! Undead!! Swarm-Building!!! Completed!!!!
No Female Lead, No Harem, Strong Male Lead, No Romance
No romance, no romance, no romance. Repeating it three times because it's important.
Please Recommend Interstellar Insectoid Novels! Insectoids! Insectoids!!!
Looking for Sci-Fi About an Insectoid Invasion and Fighting the Insectoids
Looking for sci-fi about an insectoid invasion and fighting the insectoids, like the movie "Starship Troopers".
Reborn in the Douluo World: An Unattached, Cold-Blooded, Invincible Protagonist, Dark Themes Welcome
Looking for stories where the protagonist transmigrates into the world of Douluo Dalu and doesn't fawn over Tang San. I hate Tang San. I want a cold, invincible protagonist who's not a bleeding heart, ruthless in how they act, and never indecisive.
Please! Any Space-Themed Novels Without a Female Lead?
Looking for books like "Interstellar: The Soft and Fluffy Bunny Has Shocked the Whole Internet Again". I just suddenly felt like reading one, but please don't recommend anything about the Zerg. I'm a little afraid of bugs and, for some reason, just can't handle them. And please, no apocalypse settings either.
Any No-CP Interstellar Stories That Promote Chinese Culture?
The Male Lead Transmigrates as an Insectoid Mother, Regardless of Sex, and All the Insectoids She Creates Are Beautiful Women
Zerg!!! Female Lead!!! Great Reads!!!
Looking for books like I Fell into a Bug Nest and Became the Bug Queen. No male-to-female transformation! No male-to-female transformation!! No male-to-female transformation!!! No two male leads!!! Please!!! I'm really desperate for something to read!!!
StarCraft 1 System Apocalypse
StarCraft! Blizzard's StarCraft!
Looking for stories like Interstellar 2: Parallel Time and Space. Not those stories where having a crappy ship or piloting a mech is all it takes to make something a space opera!
No Heroine, Going It Alone
No female lead, decisive and ruthless.
No Female Lead, No Harem, a Cold and Ruthless Male Lead, and a Powerful System
I've run out of books to read. Please recommend some.
Looking for StarCraft Stories (The Video Game)
I don't mean StarCraft in general, I mean StarCraft 1 or 2.
Please Recommend Interstellar Fiction with Technology, Genetic Barriers, and a System
Lately I've been into interstellar novels, the kind where technology becomes godlike and the protagonist is personally very powerful too. I want stories about breaking through genetic limits and the like.
The Protagonist Has a Hive or Creates an Insect Race
Decisive and ruthless, not a bleeding heart, and no harem.
Any Novels About Interstellar Mercenaries?
Wielding laser weapons and piloting ridiculously badass warships, they travel to all kinds of planets, doing the kind of work where you get paid to solve other people's problems.
Any Novels About Building Armies and Fighting?
Games
National Fortune Stories with Gender-Bending and Cross-Dressing
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Fifty people, a pain that will never fade...
That's great! Keep it up! Do you have any other Zerg-related books you could recommend?
Having read up to chapter 203, those who mentioned the "Sayan Ant" shouldn't rush to abandon the story. The protagonist fakes his death and becomes corrupted later. Aside from refusing to evolve to protect himself from the cold, there aren't many other problematic aspects. Later, his sister forces him into the very thing he hates most, and he loses his last bit of mercy. If you get through the beginning, the rest of the story is harmless and not overly sentimental.
It's similar to the neighboring novel "I'm Not Human, Cellular Evolution Destroys the Universe." The protagonist's initial hero is like the Crouching Dragon from that novel, and the Insect Brain is like the Phoenix Chick from that novel. Anyway, it's pretty much the same, and it's still quite good, although this one might take longer to write.
This is a very good book; the ending is always unexpected. 4 stars ⭐️ is to show your support and One star was given because you gave up, so no star was awarded at the end. I'm really looking forward to your next book; you've done an excellent job in all aspects of character development. The author is destined to become a great writer!
I've finished reading it, and I've also read it several times on another app. I really love this article; it unleashed my wild side and resonated with my inner self. Thank you, author. Unfortunately, I'm still in school and don't have the extra funds to support the author, for which I'm very sorry. I'm really looking forward to the author's new book; even if it's terrible, it's okay—who always goes from murky to clear?
This book can't possibly be rated 8.4; 9.4 wouldn't be an exaggeration!!! 😡😡😡
I like the male protagonist's personality; I believe that once you enter the starry sky, everyone except your own people can die.
The subject matter is good and it incorporates the plot of StarCraft 2. There's no need to cater too much to readers' suggestions. As a writer, you can't please all readers. If you have your own style, you're bound to lose some readers. So, keep going and don't lose yourself!
Ultimately, the author couldn't escape his own fate. (I originally intended to give it three stars, but changed my mind for some reason.)