
Swarm Overlord: I Can Extract the Genes of All Things
虫群主宰【我可以提取万物基因】
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 103k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
46Chapters
7Reads
2Listens
11.3kReads · all time
In booklists 7
Male-Oriented Power Fantasy: No Female Lead, No Romance, No Harem, No Flirting
Don't have too many female side characters!!!! And stop going on about how beautiful this-and-that character is or how long her legs are. I'm not here for that kind of wish fulfillment.
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Zerg! The Queen Mother! Swarm Deployment!
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No Female Lead. The Protagonist Stays Single the Whole Time. This Monk Is Trying to Give Up Lust
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Looking for Army-Building Stories Where Every Follower Is Absolutely Loyal
I’ve been reading Red Alert novels lately. Several of the protagonist’s subordinates aren’t completely loyal. They’re not completely loyal, and their actions go against his will the most.
727Books24.3MViews12dUpdated
System and Genes: Breaking Through the Limits of Humanity
Nothing with animals, please. I only want humans.
245Books4.4MViews18dUpdated
No Female Lead
Looking for a novel with no female lead and no romantic tension. The protagonist shouldn't be a self-righteous do-gooder.
148Books132.6kViews1moUpdated
The Protagonist Becomes an Insectoid Queen and Conquers the World Step by Step!
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Why is the pig's feet missing? I also know that you also want to advance the plot, but the pig's feet seem to have no development at all. Even in the game, the soldiers are created one by one. You have no pig's feet at all. And there are too many people writing about them. If you don't read carefully, you might not even know who the pig's feet are. When writing about people, there can be a relatively big conflict, or infiltration, or infection. . . At this time, pull the angle of view over instead of directly throwing the angle of view at the person's side, instead of waiting for the pig's trotters to be pulled out and twisted around.
Now that I see it, I feel that the author's writing is still very good. I really like the author's subject matter, but the author writes too many chapters from a human perspective. I prefer to watch the development of the protagonist. Of course, I know that these human perspectives are to advance the plot. Of course, I still hope that the author can write more plots of the protagonist. After reading these chapters, I feel that except for the beginning, the number of appearances of the protagonist seems to be less and less.