
Insect Blight
虫染
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 981k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 10
Looking for Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where a Big Boss Joins the Main Cast and Plays at Being Human
The protagonist is a behind-the-scenes boss who rules the world and infiltrates the main cast. Ideally, they have a grudge against the group, but the group doesn't know who they are. They should be completely ruthless, either doing everything for a supposedly good outcome or being a total thrill-seeker, with no emotional attachments to anyone.
Parasitic Cultivation, Spiritual Energy Turns Out to Be Insects
Cultivation is nothing but a trap set by an alien insect race.
Insectoid Fiction: A Male Insect Puts an Insect Egg in the Fridge, Planning to Fry It for His Female Insect
Interstellar Technology, Civilization Levels, Spaceships, and a System That Starts on Earth
I want a long novel with lots of words.
The Protagonist Merges with a Strange Creature and Undergoes Bizarre Changes
Anything From Your Browsing History Is Fine. Female-audience Novels Are Fine Too, Since I’m Not the One Reading Them Anyway
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Leads an Assassin Organization and Trains Assassins?
I want something more brutal and violent, but still logical, not just the author's kinks being forced into the story... Not one of those books that claims to be about training assassins, then turns around and earnestly raises kids and starts dating... I want a protagonist who really can be ruthless 😭 I want to read something like that so badly.
Looking for Stories Featuring Insect-Based Settings
I once read a similar comic called Insect Life, where everyone can transform into a specific kind of insect. Looking for a similar book.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Any Good Recommendations?
CEO romances or school stories.
Any Male-Male Cultivation Novels With Smart, Masculine Leads?
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The only shortcoming of this book is that not many people read it.
To be honest, I approve of this book. The details are appropriate, and this point is reflected very well at the end. Where do the bugs come from, what are the demons, and what are the ascended ones? It's not important, so there's no need to write it down. Leave it in suspense but don't look deliberate, because it's not important. What the author wants to say and feel has been written, and what he wants to convey is in place. These things are just part of the story, and there is no need to explain them one by one. Everyone has his or her own destiny, and it is explained very clearly, just like a sentence in the book: (Original sentence forgotten) It seems that there are no demons, people are still living their own lives, but life is like this. What can ordinary people do? They can't control whether the demon kills or not, they just want to live their own lives. Just like a person who wants to buy a BOOS but still misses his own takeaway truck, it is absurd but very real. The writing is very good, it's sad literature but it's not an idle moan. I really, really, really like it and it's very comfortable to watch. This is my first time writing a review. I hope the author will forgive me for the fragmentary philology [Love]
After reading it, I personally feel that as a new author, this book is actually quite good. The ideas are very clear, but the shortcomings are also obvious, such as the writing style is not delicate enough, many details need to be polished, the characters are not fleshed out enough, and the ending is too hasty. Overall, go for it. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it [sending heartfelt messages]
It took... Two weeks to finish reading. I didn't spend much time together, but I don't know why. The moment I finished reading... It was a very strange feeling. If I had to say it, it might be like a friend leaving without knowing it. What feeling did this book give me... The world is cold and the people are sinister. The expressions are very vivid. In short, I don't score high, there are shortcomings, but I recommend it.
It's been a long time since I read it. The setting is really to my liking. The world view is quite big, but I feel like the writing is broken. Maybe the author's control ability is not good enough. Many plots in the later period are messy and the logic is confusing in some places. It's great that the first book can be written like this. Most authors are more or less broken when writing novels about the big world view. I look forward to the author's next book. Come on.
It's a very good book. The devil is well portrayed. Hu Yong's character in the early stage is very good. This is the fact. When others drain your ability, they will kick you away. The only difficulty is Linglong. There are very few people who can see her for thousands of years. It is a blessing to meet her once in a lifetime. It is a pity that things are different and people are different. If you want to speak, tears will flow first. The Void Clan may find Linglong's home, or they may be able to bring the male protagonist to meet her, but as for He Xueer, she is like a hurdle in our lives before we recognize our true love. Linglong is our true love, and so is He Xueer. However, the four kings defeated the devil without devouring each other, which was indeed unexpected. The sympathy between Li Tuo and Feng Lao, and the side effects of scarlet on the male protagonist, may be a foreshadowing. This story is not over yet.
The setting is very novel! The plot is very compact and overwhelming, and there are some flaws but not many. It is a good book, but I have no interest in the hot-blooded male protagonist. I prefer those who think calmly. I thought that with this background and plot, the male protagonist will grow up quickly... But it turns out... No spoilers. But after that nonsense was released, I couldn't stand it anymore.
Same as grandma's rice dumplings
It's a rare good book. At first I thought it was because of the novel subject matter. After seeing the various big scenes of firefights later, The Sword Man was never indecisive. Even the supporting characters who were sent to death were very three-dimensional. In my mind, it ranks with Seven Days and Wild Beasts as a good book. The only regret is that there are too few reviews, and there are many opinions that I can't find resonance with.
Let's give it 4 stars, I tried my best! I originally wanted to give it a 2-3. The first 2,000 words were good, but not so much at the end. It was so strange that I seemed to understand it but not yet understand it. As for the plot development, you better go and read it yourself... Keep up the good work, author [laughing awkwardly]