Zerg Life Story

It's very interesting. It's different from previous books about Zerg and has more meaning. It explains why male insects are cared for by females and even the entire planet. It also explains in detail why male insects are rare. The author makes everything reasonable, and the article also describes the spirit of the Zerg. I personally feel that the world system constructed by the author is very large and complete, and it is worth reading.

This kind of Zerg setting is really great~ There are no unrealistic pathologies or brainless heartthrobs. This is what an advanced civilization should be like. The author's writing is great! ! ! It's just a little missing, not enough to look at (づ￣ ³￣)づ

I really like the setting of this book. I like novels like Zerg, ABO, Heroine, Heaven, Earth, and Earth, etc. The cool thing is the gender advantage. Under the corrupt social system, a unique soul comes through and looks different. But in fact, the protagonist is probably just an ordinary person, but the people around him are rubbish, which makes the protagonist appear outstanding. However, this kind of writing has a strong sense of substitution, because most people are ordinary people and can easily satisfy their own sense of vanity. But sometimes I think about what would happen if the protagonist were to dress as the other person, and then I feel that such a society cannot exist at all. Another thought is a novel in itself? Why do you have to use your brain and then stop thinking, but there is always a knot in your heart.

It's beautiful (I'm short of words), but it's a pity that this book is not finished (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ) I was actually the first to comment. ‼ (•'╻'• )꒳ᵒ꒳ᵎᵎᵎHappy.

How should I put it, the setting of this book makes me feel very good. Although the setting is Zerg, I think the author is not just talking about Zerg. I think all races that can be set and exist should be like this. The social form can be deformed, but it cannot be outrageous. Although not all beings are wise, there are always one or two wise ones. All existence is for survival, and each one has many sides. It may be wrong in your eyes, but it may be right from another perspective. Many things have no clear right or wrong. Sometimes they are right or wrong just because of different positions.

This is a very different Zerg novel. The whole text is heart-warming. From it, I saw a different Zerg. The female is reliable and tough, the male is strong, and each of them has their own share of responsibility. The sentence that impressed me most is: Zerg, born to die. Highly recommended [like][like][like][love] That sentence: I am loved, I am expected, I am born for love. This sentence is really positive and optimistic. I once read a sentence that said: A person must love himself, and don't think that no one loves you. Your organs love you very much. At the last moment of drowning, your heart beats faster, just to let you work hard to live, and your lungs expand even more, just to deliver one more breath of oxygen to you. Therefore, everyone deserves to be loved. When you encounter something sad, remember to eat a candy and say to yourself that this candy is so sweet. You must remember that your organ loves you very much. His love is eternal. He will still love you until the last moment of your life, so please love yourself well. Because you are deeply loved and you deserve to be loved. [Blowing kiss]

It looks great. I think the shortcomings of the Zerg setting have been made up for. It's really good-looking, and it fills in some of the shortcomings of the Zerg story. Both male and female bugs have their own responsibilities. The love between the protagonists is also very sweet [Adoration]

This book was recommended by a friend, and I didn't take it seriously at first. After all, a novel with about 60 chapters can be so good. But I was crazy and slapped in the face. His world view is very big. Male insects are no longer worthless waste, but they have become noble, and the two-way relationship between male and female is running. The logic of the plot is clear, and the early stage is a bit like the daily routine of raising a child, but the author did not waste much pen and ink on this place. The battlefield in the later stage and the world view were too huge, which once shocked me. I hope the author writes more similar novels like this, and I will definitely follow them. I don't understand why this novel's rating is so low. I think it's more than nine points. However, the ending is a little rushed, and even the extras are not enough to watch. Can the author add more? Since their relationship is a bit lacking, can they give some updates on their married life?

It's great. This is the Zerg story I feel most comfortable with so far. It's strong and united. The status of the male Zerg is also reasonably explained. The more favor you receive, the more responsibility you bear. The male Zerg and the female Zerg complement each other and are indispensable.

Super awesome [Sending Hearts] I have read a lot of Beast World novels, but this one has an unusual background setting. Male and female insects respect each other and work together for the future of the Zerg race. All the background preparations are reasonable and touching. Regarding the protagonist's experience, it is like the reincarnation of cause and effect, going around in a circle, the victim fights him again with a new identity, and the evildoer will eventually taste the consequences and disappear. There are several pairs of sub-CPs, which occupy a small space and have good settings. The author's writing style is very good. I was moved to tears. TT The setting of the whole article is great and full of hope. Come on, the future will be long [Sending heartfelt wishes]

It's a good book, but it's a bit short. I didn't read enough ಥ_ಥ The Zerg settings are really detailed! For example, the book "Why Male Insects Are the Treasure of the Zerg" makes it very clear! What strikes me the most is that male insects are no longer lazy insects that just suck the blood of female insects. Male insects also have their own battlefield, just like the civil servants and generals in the ancient court, each performing their duties.

A very good Zerg article. It is rare to see such a Zerg article with such a positive outlook.

I first read this book because there was really no book to read. After reading it for a long time, I didn't understand what he was talking about, but the subject matter was indeed new and attractive enough, so I continued to read it. After a long time, I was moved by the story in it. The feeling of two-way running was obvious, but not deliberate, as if it was just telling a fact one-sidedly. It was very reasonable, exciting, and touching.

It's very beautiful, and it's great to watch with your brain! And unlike some Zerg articles that blindly favor one side, men and women are completely going in both directions! What kind of treasure is this? (┯_┯)

It is a very profound book, and the whole book is very thought-provoking. The most memorable point in it is about the universe. The protagonist's definition of the universe is justice, but I think it is closer to sentimental and ruthless. The universe loves and protects everything in it, but can cruelly discard or even destroy it. Perhaps life is just a form of the universe, but there are more silent stars and matter in the universe. If we really want to study it carefully, we may not be qualified...

This is the first book that seriously states the responsibilities and heavy responsibilities borne by both male and female bugs in the Zerg. This is also the first time that I am convinced that male bugs are the treasure of the Zerg. Especially the baptism scene, it was so grand and vivid, as if I was also there, breathless and full of expectation. The author's writing style is also very good. This novel is not very funny, nor does it have so many emotional twists and turns, but it is very logical and very similar to daily life, as if there really is such a united and unique ethnic group in a time and space that we don't know about.

I really like the setting of the relationship between male and female insects in this article. There is no fierce opposition. I think it is a delicate balance (I don't know if I understand it correctly). It is a bit short, but the ending seems to be good. I think the writing is good (it should be good, it feels quite comfortable to read). Thank you author! This book is really good [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

A very unique Zerg novel, with very little description of emotions. It uses short articles to describe a very clear world view to readers. It uses the perspective of the protagonist to explore the world bit by bit. It is very immersive and very different from previous Zerg novels. It is summarized in four words and is short and concise (a complaint, although I like it very much, but it is not enough to read). In addition, there are two parts in the whole text (intimate contact), and there is also an extra chapter. It is very suitable for non-CP readers to read and will not cause discomfort. Five-star praise.

This is the first time I have seen such a Zerg article, the world view is very grand [Like][Like]

After reading it, I was very moved. The female insect exchanged her reason for "body", and the male insect exchanged his lifespan for "consciousness". They complemented each other and went in both directions, "accompanying each other in life and staying with each other in death." Male insects also have their own responsibilities and obligations. When the war requires them, they can do "if the war is necessary, why dare you quit? You must go!" The author has created a normal Zerg society.

This Zerg setting is my favorite. The other settings between males and females disgust me! Military women are just like our soldiers. Writing it like that is really an insult to the soldiers! This is very good. Everyone and every type of work have their own meaning and complement each other.

It's very interesting to read. The world view of this book is quite good. Male insects have their own responsibilities, so they enjoy life in their youth before they grow up. Especially the part about the hatchery is super well written!

A great male insect novel, without the tragic identity of Huang Xing. It is a male insect who grew up in a warm, loving and healthy family. It is about every bit of a boy's life and every bit of the insect family. Generally speaking, the protagonist insect either goes through hardships and sorrows, or the insect is happy but is always accompanied by the involuntary consequences of race and era. This article is the latter. The real life of the individual insect and the faint sadness of the entire era fill the whole text.

Marvelous! ! ! The writing is very good and profound. This book is different from what I have read before. He clearly explains that both male and female insects have a meaning for their existence, and each has their own responsibility. Male insects are not the kind who have no sense of responsibility and can be beaten and scolded at will. He also explains clearly the reasons why female insects are good to male insects. The battlefield here and the things written in it are very meaningful. The only thing is that the chapters are too short. I just felt like I saw the key points, and then it was over.

Great, great. It has sublimated the Zerg setting and the story is also very meaningful. I believe that the love between the protagonists is the best love.

Not number one, sad

Chapter 23 The story of these crown princes of the Kasi tribe is good [like](✪▽✪) Even without writing about love in a large space, you can still feel that the relationship between the protagonists is natural and natural. At the same time, a civilization unfolded before our eyes, and some incomprehensible aspects of the Zerg were explained.

It's good-looking, different from some of the Zerg novels I've seen before, but the author's writing is very good and gives people a sense of prosperity. I hope the author will keep up the good work. I like this novel very much.

This is the first time I have come across this kind of writing style. There are no bad guys and no brains. Everything has a reason but some places are not explained clearly. It's not bad. I'm looking forward to the next one.

The racial setting of this book is refreshing. The fatalistic mission and sense of responsibility constitute a reasonable and tenacious survival model. All insects unite as one and dedicate everything to the prosperity and survival of the race. The feelings of family and country in it guide readers to a deeper understanding of the concept of "family and country" to a certain extent. I hope the author will continue to work hard and look forward to more sober and refined novel settings appearing in the world (๑•̀㉨•́ฅ✧