I Killed the Alien Queen and Bred Countless Facehuggers

Doubt the author's mental state at the time of creation

Good book, I think the Zerg novel has to be so crazy to read [Admiration]

The Alien Queen turned a human into an alien. The human who became an alien did not accept his own changes. In the end, his humanity was transformed into the alien's humanity. So is he still a human? After a human is transformed into an alien by the Alien Queen, his humanity is gradually replaced by the alien's "humanity". This setting is not uncommon in science fiction, and it triggers profound thoughts about identity and the nature of human nature. From a philosophical and ethical perspective, human nature is not only a biological attribute, but also a collection of emotions, morality, consciousness and self-knowledge. When a human's body and consciousness are replaced by alien characteristics, his "humanity" is gradually dissipated. In this case, whether he is still a "person" depends on your definition of "person". If "human" simply refers to a creature with human genes, then he may still be classified as a "human" even though his genes have been altered by the alien's genes. But if "person" refers to a being with human emotions, morality and self-awareness, then he may have lost his essence as a "person". This change in identity is often accompanied by the protagonist's inner struggle and gradual acceptance of the new identity. After experiencing the transformation of an alien, the protagonist gradually adapts to and accepts his new identity, and even begins to see the world from an alien perspective. Therefore, the transformation of human nature is not only a physical change, but also a reshaping of the mind and consciousness. When a person loses human emotions and moral judgment and is dominated by alien instincts and desires, he is no longer a "person" in the traditional sense to a certain extent, but an alien with human appearance. That's it! No matter how hard I watch it, I spent 2 hours watching it all, ugh😮‍💨

I feel a little guilty for taking so long to review this book. Tomato has one of the few Alien Girl novels, which can be said to be 99% rare. It has a good look and feel, but the later flashbacks may be a bit complicated, and the ending is not unfinished. It is worth reading. A very important point is that the protagonist of this game is not a lolita, but a royal sister. This is what makes me most emotional. After all, there are indeed too many loli in Tomato. It's time to try a royal sister. (Although still male to female) The protagonist also gave birth to several special daughters. Unlike the mass-produced worker bees, they could transform into human forms like the protagonist. One in particular, named Fu Fu, is also my favorite. In general, that's it. The author is also planning to open a new book. I will read the author's new book when the time comes. I hope the author will continue to work hard [eating melon] [like]

It's not bad. Although the setting of the aliens has been changed a lot, it's still okay. It feels like a behind-the-scenes flow. The disaster didn't happen until more than 90 chapters. I haven't cultivated it yet [face covering] I'll get a seven-star review after cultivating it.

Very good, I hope the author will work harder [laughing]

After reading the introduction for a long time, I realized that I didn't give it a five-star review. How could I? I must give it one.

Very good novel❤️❤️❤️Love comes from China👍👍👍

It feels really good-looking

It's okay. It's a pity that there is no Jagged Alien. There is no big fight. The ending is quite unexpected, but Deja Vu [face covering] ended too quickly. Why not write more about it.