An Insectoid General Has His Eyes on a Flop of a Male Lord. Stay Away!

It's not the kind of Zerg two-male novel where the male is superior to the female or the female is superior to the male. It feels more like an interstellar novel. The description of the emotional line is average, and it's a bit frustrating to play it from the perspective of the attacker. In the early stage, the entire network was blackmailed, and in the middle and later stages, it was still blackened by the entire network (although it was for the sake of the overall situation, but it is still a bit frustrating) The author's description of the battle is quite exciting What I don't understand emotionally is that they reconciled for no reason. I don't think that cultivating feelings together can make the attacker forgive the betrayal. What's more, this betrayal is not forced, it is purely caused by a lack of willpower (a general would give up his childhood sweetheart because of a strange insect, not to mention that this sweetheart is stronger than himself) In terms of combat power, I feel a little bit weak. In the early stage, I will reach the limit due to training, but in the later stage, I can directly defeat a relatively powerful military female on the battlefield. It is impossible to be so good just because of the few days of filming variety shows in the army. There are a few small holes that have not been filled in. For example, why the director wanted to invade the military system at the beginning was not clearly explained. It is also not clearly stated why the boss was removed from his post later and by whom. There is also why the protagonist's female father took him to the protagonist's brother. It is not clearly stated. There are not many memorable points. The last chapter impressed me the most. It is the first novel that I have read that turns into quantum particles (probably, I don't understand this) and stays together forever. Overall it's okay

This book is generally good. In my opinion, the biggest problem is in the second half. The war is updated very slowly at the beginning, which makes it difficult for readers to connect with the previous text. It seems difficult and makes people lose interest in reading. However, this problem will not be a big problem after the book is finished. Also, the war part takes a lot of time, and the emotional line is relatively small, which can easily turn away some readers who want to see the protagonist's emotions. I feel that in the future, when writing, I can make the emotions a little more full, so that the effect will be better. Overall, this book is pretty good, recommended [got it]