After Changing Worlds, I Go Wild Among the Zerg

I really like this article. The stars are very cute and the red cub is also very cute. I like Xiaoyi the most in this article. Although he may be a little sensitive, I feel that this is truly real and seems very touching. All in all, cheers! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

It's well written, not a sweet love story. Or it could be a particularly deformed society with unequal status in many Zerg novels. Come on big [sending heartfelt wishes]

It's a Zerg story with a bit of science fiction and melancholy, and the male bugs post it, it's wonderful

It feels pretty good except that the update is too slow! Mainly because it was the first time I saw a Zerg novel that was not about sweet love, but about maintaining the original intention in a depressive, extreme, and crazy society after the imbalance between male and female insects. I felt pretty good about it.

I originally thought it was a story about mutual redemption, but I didn't expect it to be a passionate suspense story. I felt dizzy at first, but then I felt a sense of sadness. The protagonist is really on an island, so Narcissus is better. Great work, author. I'm looking forward to how you write next [flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss]

This book allowed me to see a different Zerg. Different from other books, the author vividly expressed the twisted Zerg society. The characters were well shaped, with both good and evil characters, showing the changeable nature of human nature. Overall, this is a very good book, very, very good. So, update soon, baby

The book review is really good, and it's really a touch sad. It feels like watching "Oh, Fragrant Snow", with a feeling of loss. The rating of this book is low, maybe because there are too few people rating it. My personal rating is 4.5 Points. The author's writing is really good. The first and middle stages of this book are relatively lighthearted and enjoyable, but in the later stages it may involve Zerg social issues. In order to be logical, it is really tough. The protagonist is fine. The friends and relatives around the protagonist will protect him and keep him away from danger. However, the protagonist is under great psychological pressure and he will blame himself... It feels like the protagonist is like a recorder of the Zerg's transformation, recording the departure of an individual around him. The three brothers Qiao, Sheng, the leader of the butterfly clan, Yang Rong, the male insect, Fanxing... There are too many victims in the change. I feel that this article is a group portrait. Everyone has a bright spot, everyone has their own pursuit, and they fight all the way, but in vain. There will definitely be good results later, but the experience in the middle really made me numb. Another point is that the protagonist is being assimilated step by step. At first he naively wants everyone to get better, then later he can only care about the people around him, and finally he can only ignore the departure of the people around him because he can only save himself. Even his own preservation is the result of the efforts of those around him.

It's good-looking, it feels a bit like prose in the front, but it's okay in the back, and the point of view is relatively novel. Very good. To be honest, the writing style is a bit floating. I don't know what the professional term for this description is, but my feeling is that it is floating and too scattered. However, the thoughts and conflicts discussed in your article are unique, and the angle you choose is also very novel. The discussion in the article can completely offset the shortcomings of the writing style.

I kept crying [crying] [crying] Until Tang Yuyi passed through adulthood, I still laughed while watching it. The subsequent development seemed to be swept away by the torrent of history. The story that happened in the deformed Zerg tribe was destined not to be beautiful. At the beginning, I was still able to think about the relationship between Tang Yuyi and other people, but after seeing it, there was only pain. The female bugs bully the male bugs with their numbers, the Equality Society is established, Yang Rong dies in the fight, Fanxing creates a "Garden of Eden" planet in the virtual game to protect his cubs, and eventually it is destroyed. In reality, the "fire" that seems to be able to save him and the cubs actually kills the cubs, Zhuhong joins the "Eden" created by the Equality Society, and other bugs die, and the friends part ways. Faced with all this, Tang Yuyi is just an individual with some ability. He is unable to change the development of the Zerg and cannot change the fate of any Zerg. He does not want to change. He is just a lonely soul in another world. Zhi gave him the most sincere and unreasonable love. It is his best choice to create an isolated "Garden of Eden" on the planet EA3 where he first came to be alone. I feel that this is the real Zerg. This is the development process of the deformed Zerg. Individuals are powerless to change the historical trend, but history is also driven by individual behavior.

1. There is a touch of sadness 2. It is not as monotonous as other Zerg novels and has a certain political nature. Although male Zerg are rare, female Zerg are not humble. The living environment of male Zerg is even more difficult. They are like a brand-name bag for rent, and their mental state is very painful. 3. The male protagonist Tang Bu Niang, the author did not portray him as a spoiled wife, which is quite good. 4. Zhi still lacks some character. There are probably many female insects like him in Butterfly 9.8 Billion. This character is the same as the female insects in many insect stories. 5. The whole story is good and in-depth