Insectoid: The Reclaimed Male Insect Is a Little Too Well-Behaved

Unlike those traditional Zerg novels, the protagonist is slowly growing up, and the story is not just centered around the protagonist and his wife. It does not highlight other people's enthusiasm for him by asking the protagonist to be a couple for life, nor does he deliberately vilify other male insects. The villain There may be some minor frictions, but when facing the Tower of Eternity, all the male insects are respectful and serious. They do not blindly enjoy themselves, and they also have a very strong combat power. The interaction between the protagonist's brother and his female monarch is also very good. (≧ｗ≦) Come on, keep going! I like it very much!

It's super beautiful. It's different from other Zerg stories. The female Zerg is fighting desperately, and the male Zerg is also using his life to protect the future of the Zerg. It's a relatively harmonious Zerg society. Very nice

It's very good-looking. It's different from the previous Zerg stories. The male bugs here are also contributing to the continuation of this race, rather than just enjoying themselves as in other stories. The images of the protagonist and supporting characters are very three-dimensional. It's really, really good-looking👀!

Although it is not finished yet, I feel that the content is very interesting. They are not all those things that have traveled through time, but are local bugs, and each character is also well drawn. The protagonist is a fragrant and soft little cake, but it is also very powerful. I also like Navi as a character, he is very arrogant, and there is a contrast between being soft and hard, and their brothers are also very good.

A rare Zerg article, which stipulates why the male Zerg is unstable. The male Zerg is also making great contributions to the Zerg, devoting his mental power. Because he has to cut off his own mental power to protect the female insect from contamination, each cut will make the male insect weak and painful. The plot setting is also good, the protagonist is cute, capable, and making progress.

This is the first time I have read this type of Zerg novel. The characters are really well developed. I cannot say it is completely different from what I have read before, but it has its own style. Both the younger brother and older brother have distinct personalities, and so does their female monarch. The content is interesting and novel, making people want to watch it and want to know what will happen next. The extra chapter is also very interesting. I have been raising my own female monarch since she was a child. The two soft and cute little dumplings are so cute. [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

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Because this book is a vertical introduction to the Zerg story, both male and female insects have their own sacrifices, and it provides a reasonable explanation for the violence of the male insects, instead of the male insects being infinitely pampered and brainlessly enslaving the female insects. The lines of family and friendship are also super good, ahhhhhhhhhhhh, so beautiful [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]

It's very interesting. I've played it three times and listened to the real person [laughing and crying]. I don't know why I particularly like the scene of the invasion of Hengwu and the scene where the male lead interrogates the captives. I feel like I'm a bit of a devil. As an authentic Blue Star person and the ancestor of the ancient Blue Star people, I really don't want to claim that unworthy descendant at all. It's really bad luck [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Three accounts have reached this article, which is rounded up to three accounts. It is really good-looking. Different from other Zerg articles, this article provides a reasonable explanation for the violence of male insects. Between male and female insects, it is never a one-sided contribution but a two-way choice. The male insect has paid a lot for the healthy hatching of the female larvae, and the female insect takes care of the male insect. The logic is more rigorous. I recommend reading it. It's really excellent.