Bug King: I’ve Behaved, Please Let Me Go

I haven't read more than 20 chapters. To sum up, I feel that the handling is not very good (spoilers involved). The first is the subject matter. I really love this subject matter. However, the first dozen chapters are like a shortened version of Mo Ranshuanghua's Forced Enthronement (but since I have watched Forced Enthronement no less than five times, I have accepted this kind of subject well. I have never seen similar themes in the future. Now I can read it even if I just copy it). But it doesn't feel like the writing has the feeling I want. For example, this person guessed that the protagonist is the king. Then he crawled into bed secretly and slept with the king in his arms in the middle of the night. To be honest, I felt that when a being that hadn't appeared for many years actually appeared, I would be disbelieving at first and then become more cautious, a feeling of cherishment. And in this plot, I didn't feel how high the king's status was at all. Instead, he felt that his status was just that, otherwise he would think about the consequences if he was discovered. It felt like he didn't take him seriously because he saw that the king had no strength (give me one). Also, it took about ten chapters to be discovered and confirmed. The pace was too fast and there was no serious confirmation. Just a pure guess (some people can accept this and some can't). Then after the protagonist came into contact with the Zerg and the first unit came down, the country didn't care whether the protagonist would be harmed if he contacted the Zerg again, so it forced the protagonist to hug his thigh. The treatment was not only blunt but also merciless (ky, maybe I saw too much and was forced to take the throne). There was a zombie virus outbreak on the earth. The country still felt that personal will should be the main one. It didn't want the protagonist to sacrifice too much for the earth and lose himself. In my opinion, he was forced to move forward by the country without feeling the urgency. Maybe the writing is too compact) In addition, the subject matter is really good. I don't know if the comments can be read by the author. I hope the author can think about the problems I described. In addition, the charm of this subject matter (in my opinion) lies in the high status of the king. There is also the entanglement and struggle of being a minister who unconditionally follows the king and discovers that he has an impure mind towards the king. Instead of coming up to see that the king has no ability to resist, he just climbs into bed without even the most basic accumulation of feelings. There is no emotional drama at all, and it is more blunt. You can write about the kind of kiss that falls on the fingertips, which can't be restrained but is restrained and polite.

Very beautiful! Come on, author!

I personally think it is very beautiful (♥∀♥), recommended

The subject matter is novel and it's a bit funny that Hadrian is jealous.

There are so few good-looking ones, not enough to look at.

It's pretty good, but there are some embarrassing moments

It's beautiful, why doesn't anyone watch it?

It's very beautiful. It's the first time I've seen someone write about this kind of subject. [Send my heart][Send my heart]