I was still working hard yesterday, but when I woke up, I found that I had the super power of "one word can become a motto". In the blink of an eye, the world came to an end, my super power disappeared, and a bug became its replacement.
If there are too few bugs, it will turn into a Zerg base and start to explode troops. The bugs will then turn into bases, and the descendants will be endless.
If the insect's combat power is too low, then evolve a new insect with explosive combat power.
If you lack air units, evolve air combat bugs.
After the earth has been cleaned up, it's time to turn our attention to space. Let's evolve the Zerg base into a space battleship.
Reader comments
"My subordinates think that we can avoid the edge for the time being, lurk for the time being, and reduce the number of zombies we clean up, so as not to make a big noise and attract attention. We can wait until the situation is completely chaotic before taking action."
"Jiang Wen, do you know what the result will be if you wait any longer? There will be countless casualties, and more people will die. I will feel that I am responsible for these deaths. Because I could have saved them, but I didn't take action."
"Lord, there is still a way to go. You can turn more bugs into human forms and use 'human' power to deal with the zombies. However, this will increase energy consumption and the number of bugs that can be hatched will be greatly reduced. The advantage is that you can save many people, and you will not attract human cleaning due to the appearance."
When dozens of humanoid springtails were hatched, these "people" were assigned to Jiang Wu's name, and he led these "people" to clean up the zombies and try his best to save humans.
After reading this chapter in Chapter 12, I basically lost interest in reading it [eating melon]
Although there are still Zerg behind [cover face][cover face]
Zerg text, five-star support
I'm offering suggestions. There aren't many bad points, but there are a lot of pages about humans. I hope there will be less scenes about humans. After all, this is a Zerg novel, and you can't ignore the basics and ignore the last. Also, the communication between the protagonist and the Zerg subordinates has a strong sense of separation, which is a bit dramatic.
"My subordinates think that we can avoid the edge for the time being, lurk for the time being, and reduce the number of zombies we clean up, so as not to make a big noise and attract attention. We can wait until the situation is completely chaotic before taking action." "Jiang Wen, do you know what the result will be if you wait any longer? There will be countless casualties, and more people will die. I will feel that I am responsible for these deaths. Because I could have saved them, but I didn't take action." "Lord, there is still a way to go. You can turn more bugs into human forms and use 'human' power to deal with the zombies. However, this will increase energy consumption and the number of bugs that can be hatched will be greatly reduced. The advantage is that you can save many people, and you will not attract human cleaning due to the appearance." When dozens of humanoid springtails were hatched, these "people" were assigned to Jiang Wu's name, and he led these "people" to clean up the zombies and try his best to save humans. After reading this chapter in Chapter 12, I basically lost interest in reading it [eating melon] Although there are still Zerg behind [cover face][cover face]
Zerg text, five-star support I'm offering suggestions. There aren't many bad points, but there are a lot of pages about humans. I hope there will be less scenes about humans. After all, this is a Zerg novel, and you can't ignore the basics and ignore the last. Also, the communication between the protagonist and the Zerg subordinates has a strong sense of separation, which is a bit dramatic.
Come on, your writing is good so far