Raising Insectoid Babies on a Garbage Planet with a Sign-In Panel
我在垃圾星上靠签到面板饲养虫崽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 369k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Everyday Life for Two Bug Cubs on a Garbage Planet两只虫崽在垃圾星的日常生活Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good. This is the first time I've read a novel about an insectoid race where the protagonist is a sub-female.
It's okay, but I always have a feeling this system isn't anything good 🤔
The beginning takes up a large portion of the story on a garbage planet. Overall, it's quite lighthearted. This Zerg story deviates from traditional settings; it could even be viewed as a story about abandoning one's Zerg identity, since the male Zerg are stronger than the females (in every aspect).
To be honest, this kind of subject matter is relatively rare on Tomato, and the writing is quite good. The only downside is that there's too little of it; it's not enough to read. Author, please write more! 😢😢
So far, it's been great for me. The plot has been very coherent, with plenty of foreshadowing in the main storyline. Although it's set in the Zerg faction, it doesn't overly emphasize strength versus weakness like some other games. The concept is very novel.
The author writes very well! Keep it up! I'll keep following it.
It's a good watch; the plot is coherent and the foreshadowing is quite good. The use of flashbacks did confuse me a bit, and there are a few minor plot holes in the language. The main characters get along very well, the early scenes depicting their daily lives are decent, and their relationship is very sweet later on. The ending is also quite good; at least for me, it's not a bad ending—it's a happy one.
It's alright? The author didn't make any very abstract statements. And it has a bit of a farming/developmental feel to it, which I quite enjoy. ₍˄·͈༝·*₎◞ ̑̑
It's a story from the Three Lives Three Worlds series, with insects, mecha, a system, and rebirth—the elements are quite mixed. The interaction between autumn and winter is also quite touching. The cutest character is the flower mouse; its interaction with Fu Dong is very moving. It's alright!
It's a great read, the kind you can read in one go. At first, I felt Dongdong was a bit weak, but that's normal, since ordinary people are pretty weak. But he gets stronger and stronger as he goes on. Aqiu is also great, and so is Shushu.