Galactic Catastrophe: The Swarm Rises
群星天灾：虫群崛起
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- Completed
- Length
- 827k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I hope that the protagonist can integrate into the insect swarm. The insect swarm does not need mercy. The master should think about everything for the insect swarm. It is impossible for foreign races to coexist. Sympathy is completely redundant. The insect swarm devours all biomass.
A different book about the Zerg hegemony In the Zerg, the master is not subject to the mindless loyalty of all the Zerg swarms. Each Zerg swarm node has its own unique thoughts and even ambitions. I have read numerous interstellar novels and have never seen this before. This book pays more attention to logic, and the rating should not be so low. It is actually surpassed by many brainless books. The reason for the low rating may be that the feature that distinguishes this book from other Zerg novels is that after the protagonist ends the planetary civil war and begins the interstellar hegemony, And the boring content described in the first few chapters may have been because the author did not want to follow the "tradition" of reopening such as being hit by a car and died, and the boring content discouraged readers and lowered the rating (I also skipped the first few chapters [laughing evilly]). No matter what, this book is still worth eighty-five or more. Give it a five-star balance.
Author, I want to see the killing swarm. This does not require unnecessary emotions. It only requires biomass and genes plus wisdom. If this is the case, I will change it to five stars [smile] (this is a threat) [thinking] [smile]
I like it very much. I haven't read any Zerg novels for a long time. I just don't know why no one reads them.
How? How! How could there be such a beautiful book! No! I highly recommend it! This book cannot be buried! I beg the author not to be a eunuch! Otherwise, I will just follow the network cable and kill you!
My backhand is... Be careful, do you want it?
The world view is grand and the details are well handled. The collision of different civilizational ideologies is very interesting, and the characters are also well-drawn. The only problem is that due to my poor spatial imagination, I can't figure out the positional relationship. I hope the author can provide more spatial relationship diagrams. There are indeed some minor surprises in the beginning and middle, but they all come back. The only problem in the later period is that there are not many places to show humanity on the human side (not none), and the dominant side is not cold-blooded enough (this is a matter of wisdom, see if you can accept the author's explanation)
The civilization of the stars is brilliant, but there is no war with the Suzheng Agreement, the Final Defense Agreement, and the virtual realm. Overall, it was quite enjoyable to watch. Thanks to the author for presenting wonderful activities among interstellar civilizations.
Aether dragon, isn't this fast forward to dance with the dragon? When the opposing fleet comes, it's Dragon Mother who comes to the rescue [laughing evilly]
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