
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
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- 369k Words
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- 2y ago
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A Fresh, Unconventional Premise: Something Original, Innovative, and Full of Highlights!
Looking for stories like Everyone in the County Gives Me One Yuan a Day. Please, big shots, recommend something! I'm running out of books. Don't recommend brainless power fantasies with Dragon Kings and the like.
I've Read Enough Stories About Transmigrating Into a Male Zerg. Please, I Want One About Transmigrating Into a Female Zerg! Read Carefully: Female Zerg
Stories About Zerg Military Females Who Are Generals
Looking for books similar to "Your Female Zerg Fine, the Next Second Mine." I remember reading a story where the male zerg was relatively weak and the female zerg was a general. At first, the two zergs had a very good relationship, but later the general harmed the male zerg while fighting for female zerg rights. The male zerg faked his death, and then...
Desperately Looking for Stories Like I’m Actually a Male Zerg
Zerg!! Beloved by Everyone! Little One!! A Boy!!
The Protagonist Is an Insectoid Egg, the Insectoids’ Only King Worm
Looking for books like *The Silly Little Bug Cub Is Doted on by the Whole Interstellar World*.
Zerg, Female Zerg, Transmigration
Please recommend stories where the protagonist transmigrates into an insectoid world and becomes a female. I’ve been reading insectoid stories for years and still haven’t found one! Please, are there any? I want the protagonist to join the military and have powerful rivals to face, not be a male insectoid who gets pampered the whole way. Or the protagonist could be a fake female, or a male pretending to be female.
Looking for a Male-Male Romance About the Insectoid Race, Preferably With Child-Rearing
Any Stories Where Someone Transmigrates into a Young Child in Ancient Times and Has Brothers?
Looking for books similar to After Becoming a Young Cub, I Convinced Them All to Lose Their Minds.
Any Insectoid Stories from a Female Insectoid’s Perspective? If Not, a Male Insectoid’s Perspective Is Fine Too
Insectoid World, Male Protagonist Is a Male Insectoid, Hatches and Grows Up in a War Zone Before Being Found
For Veteran Readers Only, Beginners Stay Away
I've been reading for at least a year, but I wasn't logged in before, so that time doesn't count. Now I'm out of things to read. Fellow cultivators, please recommend a few books!
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It's great. It's the first time I've read a Zerg novel with the main character being a female.
Yes, but I always feel that this system is not a good thing [Thinking]
The beginning takes up more than half of the text in Junk Star. Overall it's quite relaxing. Moreover, this Zerg article is different from the traditional setting. It can even be seen as an article that abandons the Zerg identity, because the male Zerg is stronger than the female (in all aspects). Moreover, the later world view gave me a sense of déjà vu as each Long Aotian ascended to the upper world and became one of the hundreds of thousands of heavenly soldiers. Although it was very realistic, I didn't like it. It can only be said that everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables.
To be honest, this kind of subject matter is still relatively rare in Tomato, and the content is also well written. The only drawback is that there are too few and it is not enough to read. The author please use more words [cry] [cry]
At this stage, it is very good for me. The plot has always been coherent, and there are many hidden points in the main plot. Although it is a Zerg setting, it does not overemphasize strength and weakness like other games. The setting is very novel
The author writes very well! Come on! I will keep chasing
It's good to watch. The plot is coherent and foreshadowing is also very good. However, the use of flashbacks makes me confused. There are some small holes in the language description. The protagonists get along very well. The description of life in the early stage is okay. They are together in the later stage. The ending is also very good. At least for me, it is not a bad ending. It is still a happy ending.
Well enough? The author has nothing very abstract to say. And it's a bit like a farming novel. I really like to see this kind of step-by-step approach. ₍˄·͈༝·*₎◞ ̑̑
It is of the same lineage as Three Lives and Three Worlds, with insects, mechas, systems, and rebirth. The elements are very messy, and the interaction between autumn and winter is also very touching. The cutest one is the chipmunk, and the interaction with Fu Dong is very touching. Not bad!
It's very interesting and can be read in one sitting. At first, I felt that Dongdong was a little weak, but that's normal. After all, ordinary people are quite weak. Who would have thought that he would become more and more powerful later on? Aqiu is also very good, and Shushu is also very good.