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Reader comments
I think the Zerg in the novel are more real and cruel. The Zerg in other novels have the innocence of fairy tales, which is not very real, and they are tired of the protagonist who uses his identity as a male insect to save others. The real world is only more complicated, and other books are more like fairy tales. The book written by the author is very real, and it contains the true reactions of truly intelligent creatures.
Let me tell you, why do you look so familiar? It turns out that the previous one I read was written by the same author, but unfortunately the last one was blocked.
This is logical. I think bugs think like humans. People are complex. A person with rights cannot be weak. Male bugs are flowers raised in a warm environment. They have neither force nor social status, so they cannot protect themselves. This book is particularly in line with my thoughts on the bugs. It is really well written.
It's really better, the logic is very clear, and even the character design is very close to reality. To be honest, the plot written by the author is not for love, and the relationship between the female insect and the male insect is not that one cannot live without one, but the relationship is also very delicate and appropriate. The author's writing style is also really good, and some side descriptions are also very vivid. In general, this book has nothing to complain about except for the small content, and the settings are also well maintained.
This Zerg article is relatively novel, and is not as cookie-cutter as other similar articles. The only drawback is that the switching of perspectives is a bit confusing, especially how the last few pictures suddenly go to Diana.
It's rare for a protagonist to use the Zerg's pheromones to achieve his own escape goal. He has a brain, and the setting of this canary is very good. Without the abnormal male protection method of the Zerg, all it has is a war resource that they would rather destroy than give the resources to other empires.
But I saw that the update time was two years ago. I hope that the author can get on the right track, have a stable job, work less overtime, and have time to finish this article. See you again when we are destined to be together.
So pretty! Big cheers for the author!
It's good to watch. I recommend watching it if you like the protagonist and have some brains. This perspective of the protagonist is really cool [Sending my heart]
I just saw it today. It's very beautiful. I like it very much. I give the author a hug and hope there will be another update one day.
I think the Zerg in the novel are more real and cruel. The Zerg in other novels have the innocence of fairy tales, which is not very real, and they are tired of the protagonist who uses his identity as a male insect to save others. The real world is only more complicated, and other books are more like fairy tales. The book written by the author is very real, and it contains the true reactions of truly intelligent creatures. Let me tell you, why do you look so familiar? It turns out that the previous one I read was written by the same author, but unfortunately the last one was blocked.
This is logical. I think bugs think like humans. People are complex. A person with rights cannot be weak. Male bugs are flowers raised in a warm environment. They have neither force nor social status, so they cannot protect themselves. This book is particularly in line with my thoughts on the bugs. It is really well written.
It's really better, the logic is very clear, and even the character design is very close to reality. To be honest, the plot written by the author is not for love, and the relationship between the female insect and the male insect is not that one cannot live without one, but the relationship is also very delicate and appropriate. The author's writing style is also really good, and some side descriptions are also very vivid. In general, this book has nothing to complain about except for the small content, and the settings are also well maintained.
This Zerg article is relatively novel, and is not as cookie-cutter as other similar articles. The only drawback is that the switching of perspectives is a bit confusing, especially how the last few pictures suddenly go to Diana. It's rare for a protagonist to use the Zerg's pheromones to achieve his own escape goal. He has a brain, and the setting of this canary is very good. Without the abnormal male protection method of the Zerg, all it has is a war resource that they would rather destroy than give the resources to other empires. But I saw that the update time was two years ago. I hope that the author can get on the right track, have a stable job, work less overtime, and have time to finish this article. See you again when we are destined to be together.
So pretty! Big cheers for the author!
It's good to watch. I recommend watching it if you like the protagonist and have some brains. This perspective of the protagonist is really cool [Sending my heart]
I just saw it today. It's very beautiful. I like it very much. I give the author a hug and hope there will be another update one day.