Global Beast Taming: I Created Billions of Insects!
全民御兽：我创造出了亿万虫群！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 648k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Crow has never published a bad book at all. Each one has its own characteristics, and the world view also overlaps perfectly. I just don't know if this one is also a continuation of Abyss (probably not)
1. Eat, digest and evolve. However, your insect swarm is completely dependent on the system. Your insect swarm needs to add unstable mutations and extreme adaptive mutations. 2. Reduce energy consumption and reduce body size, even as small as maggots. 3. Metamorphosis and development of caterpillars, shelling of lobsters, and secondary mutation into more suitable species if necessary. 4. You need a cannon fodder unit that can be used for consumption. It does not need to be strong. The essence can be recycled. It only needs to consume the enemy's ammunition to strengthen agility and jumping. 5. Cerebrates are needed to perform fine psychic operations and perform directional mutation to obtain units that can be operated. 6. When necessary, you can become wild and assimilate into other races in order to survive.
Not to mention, I have already read three books by the author, you are so diligent! The other ones I'm paying attention to are either dead or gone~ಠ╭╮ಠ
Nice! The main characters in Crow's books are pretty crazy, which is perfect for me, who has been watching Normal People for a long time, to take a look at something a little abnormal! The shortcoming is that it is too short!
It's very interesting, very interesting\(//∇//)\, and it's one of the few excellent articles about Zerg in Tomato. Anyway, it's a monster. The only shortcoming is whether the author can be faster. ╰ (‵□′)╯ I can't read the devil's book, so hurry up and update this one [eating melon]
The protagonist's IQ is online, his cold and calm personality is in line with the thinking of a scientist, but his emotional intelligence is somewhat low. I look forward to the protagonist Zerg growing up to be as powerful as the Tyranid Zerg! The world view is big enough and I hope I can control it well!
The writing is great, but the scale is a bit too small. It's okay for a Zerg novel, but the main protagonist doesn't have much humanity. I've read Zerg novels before, and even if I don't talk about them, I'm afraid it will be banned one day.
Cultivating Zerg independently, I'm excited just thinking about it [I understand]
A little co-evolution, a little orbital bombing, a little memetic pollution, a little genetic pollution, a little distortion of thinking, a little conceptual parasitism, a little causal breeding, a little high-intensity breeding, a little erosion of the world's carpet, a little insect song, and a little bioerosion [laughter]
Yes, I feel like the protagonist can modify his own genes and become the king of the Zerg. And the protagonist tells all the trump cards. It would be funny if the fat man betrays the protagonist.