The Insects Are Coming

It feels pretty good. From my personal point of view, the protagonist enjoys the support of the entire Zerg race, but refuses to perform his duties. He is a bit selfish and irresponsible, weak but has no self-awareness. The love affair with Qian Chengchu feels petty and not sweet enough, but overall the plot is okay.

, The writing style is good, there are no bugs, it is a traditional Zerg setting, finally there is an article that does not change the setting randomly [crying][crying]

It's very interesting to watch, and the plot is also very good. It's rare to see Zerg being female-oriented in interstellar literature. There are many females and young males, and they are also single-minded.

How can I put it, the subject matter is too unpopular, which may be the reason for the low score. I feel that this article is better than many 9 o'clock ones. Although it is more feminine, Shuangnan is like this now. The setting is very similar to what I imagined the Zerg. I always thought that the Zerg should be a matriarchal society [face covering] A lot of writing The general attack is a bit unbearable, and it's all about Zerg. I didn't expect that the protagonist's feelings are unexpectedly single-minded. [Pause face] Although I skipped a large part of the memory section, it can be said that the way it is handled is the most unacceptable part of this article for me. Come on, author, your imagination is really good.

It's really good to read. It's one of the few Zerg novels about the Queen Insect. It describes the social system of the Zerg in great detail without losing the foreshadowing of the plot. You can see the love story between the attacker and the enemy, and you can also enjoy the joy of one enemy and multiple attackers in the Zerg novel. Although they are all slices of attacks, it finally becomes one. The reader doesn't know where to stand and feels embarrassed for the CP. Later, he has a child. The real ending [crying] is super beautiful and the plot has ups and downs. , Never boring readers, both the main CP and the deputy CP are full of sugar and really sweet. This book is really the best interpretation of the Zerg theme. [Sending Hearts]

I think it's still very interesting, with the description of the appearance, the description of the environment, and if you have a strong ability to empathize, you can also understand it. Anyway, I almost cried during one of the plots, and I felt sorry for the baby. I like the author's writing style, and I won't say anything else, praise it! Involving minor spoilers, this article contains many elements. Let me tell you about the interstellar, and some fictional races (except for Zerg humans), and among humans there are superpowers, zombies, humans do not live on the earth, there are vampires, there are vampire hunters, Shou only loves Gong, Gong slices together later, Gong and Shou are not of the same race, but later become the same race, Shou has a plot to give birth to a child, and has died. (I almost cried when I watched it) It has the heart-throb attribute, but not all alien races will like it (I mean the kind of love between lovers), for example, the deputy CP does not like it (I mean the human partner, not the human friend, that kind of like, not that kind of liking), and the same is true for some races (the enemies are almost the same, the Zerg still makes a lot of enemies). All races prefer females. In the background of this story, females are resources to be protected and plundered, pretty much the same. The deputy CP is suspected to be a 1v1, but a pair of good friends. There is something you like to read, around chapter 73. I admire the author very much. I have written all this before, but I still have food, and I am in tears. I didn't label the others. From my personal point of view, you don't have to tell me what's wrong. I listened to the book at double speed, and I guess I didn't hear all the parts. Personally I still like this book very much. This is the setting of [female dominance and male inferiority]. It has always been this setting in my impression. I saw many [male protagonists, military females] and didn't even look at them. I didn't like them very much. [Minor spoilers involved] [This article has more elements and a lot of imagination, but the integration is pretty good. Some parts of the plot are not very smooth, and there may be a hole in the sub-CP that has not been filled] [There are copy-type elements, and the acceptance and attack have past lives and so on]. After many twists and turns (exaggeration, not that scary, anyway), Shou ended up with Gong. [There is a place at the end that I forgot, I will talk about it when I think about it]

It's very interesting, not boring, traditional Zerg writing, without all the bells and whistles, it's worth recommending [Like]

I would like to give it a 4.5, But there is no such option. (There are spoilers below, read with caution) There are no big bugs in the structure of the novel. It shows the reasons why the insect mother escaped from multiple angles. The writing style is delicate, the supporting characters are also very full in personality, and there are many regrettable endings. The only fly in the ointment: I personally don't like the middle one very much. The protagonist takes part in the competition and looks back on memories to find people from past lives. Because it involves clearing the game and finding your lover's soul fragments, it's like going through various small worlds, a bit like an infinite stream. For personal reasons, I don't really like unlimited streaming. Secondly, in the 1v1 in the Insect Mother novel, in order to find him in the memory, he would not hesitate to combine them now and merge them alive into him in the memory. Is it unfair to them? Of course, this way of writing will indeed satisfy most people, and there is no need to worry about CP issues. Finally, unlike Su Shuang's previous Insect Mother novels that I have read, the protagonist in this novel is only nominally noble. He has been captured and snatched away by aliens or males several times by anyone who wants to possess him, and he even begs them to let him go without dignity. I can understand that the author is trying to enrich the plot, characters, images, etc., But he is the protagonist, so put him in such an undignified situation. . . If you can accept this, I think it's worth reading.

It's super good, because I read it on two different phones, not the same number, so it may seem like I didn't have enough time, but I finished reading it completely. After I finished reading this, I am now reading other Zerg articles. I think it is very boring. I entered the Zerg pit as a hermaphrodite at first, but the ones I read later are all androgynous, and I feel that many of them are the same. Maybe it's because I've been looking at it for a long time and I've caught it. When I search for Zerg articles using the large size and the small size, I basically just click on it and take a second look, and I find it boring. This is really beautiful. It may also be because I read this article a lot now. Now I basically click on it and read one or two of it, but I find it boring. Unlike this article, I can read it completely from beginning to end.

The early stage was pretty cool, but the later writing felt a little off-topic. I originally thought it was an np game, but I didn't expect it to be a 1v1. [Thinking] The method to solve the problem of Zerg reproduction is something I didn't expect. I have to say that the author has a lot of imagination. [Sending Hearts] This book is considered very good among the Zerg novels. After all, this is the first Zerg novel that I have read. [Shy] Overall rating: 4.4 Points (That 0.6 Means that the difference is in the later stage. 🍅The transfer is not very good. I only moved half of a sentence, but it still doesn't affect reading. Only a small part of the content at the end is incomplete, which is not a big problem.) [Understood] (Speaking of which, why can't you click half of the stars?) [Eat melon]