The Male Insect Surrounded by Madmen

Hahahaha, discover the treasure book. It feels like ✔1, and I don't know if it will be approved.

Ah, it's really dangerous, and the subject matter is novel. Rhines is my official partner. He gives me a positive feeling and full of positive energy. Since that teacher passed away, when I see other bugs getting along with the protagonist, I feel that everything is dangerous and conspiratorial. The negative feedback is great, whether it is true or false. In short, I hope that the soul of the protagonist will always be free and pure, just like when he first traveled to the Zerg tribe, he is full of sunshine and curiosity.

I really like the colorful interstellar Zerg world in the article. It is not like the flat Zerg articles that talk about love, equality, and food revival.

It is a relatively alternative Zerg novel, full of suspense elements, and the setting is relatively novel. I hope the protagonist will grow up quickly, but some of the intimate scenes are really cryptic [laughing and crying]

It's good-looking and interesting, and the author frequently updates it. It's not a cookie-cutter Zerg novel about petting, petting, and equal rights, but the protagonist is still a heartthrob. In fact, it's a bit like that kind of suspense criminal investigation novel, where the protagonist's physique triggers many cases around him. Although I feel that the protagonist's travel in the early stage is a bit shabby, it is a foreshadowing of the later events. After a while and looking at the back, I feel that the author is getting better and better with more writing. It is good-looking. No one is reading it, come and see it, lest the author stops writing [I'm about to cry]

This protagonist has a bit of a dark constitution and is unlucky. He is either imprisoned or killed, which is quite scary.

Will it be many to one? Big [what]

It's okay, this male has a black constitution. It is different from other male insect stories. There is no sour smell of love. There are a lot of bloody crimes.

I thought it was a light and interesting article, but I didn't expect that there was a weird and scary feeling of Cthulhu at the end. It really hit my XP like crazy. The world view is great, and the protagonist's abilities are also awesome and unique. It's rare to see this kind of dream ability. The various descriptions of insects in the article really made me keep thinking about what the follow-up development will be like.

The author is magically able to go back and revise his articles. Listening to the book, I feel that the author wants to show a complete world, which is considered thoughtful. The car is very obscure. If you are too lazy to rate it, give me some encouragement and don't let it die.