Godhood: From Parasite to Swarm Catastrophe

It's good to watch, and the plot doesn't have any poisonous points for the time being. It doesn't have the template of being ridiculed or having a miserable life experience or provoking a big family at the beginning. The setting is very suitable for the interstellar Zerg setting. In the early stage, the war can really be won by numbers and tactics. There is no Zerg that is all cannon fodder. The key to victory is high-end combat power. Other novels either rely solely on summons or lack many interesting features, such as creep. What remains is a little analysis of the author's words, which is the development and goals of the swarm. I wonder if the author will add superpowers like psionic energy? There will definitely be a collision of heroic units in the later stages of the story, and relying solely on extraordinary genes does not seem to be enough. Another thing is, please imagine, what if the Zerg really dominates the universe? The biggest difference between this place and the original work is the identity of the master. The Zerg master here is always the protagonist, a human. After all the wars are fought, what is left is a barren world and a large group of Zerg. If the author doesn't create a new map with nesting dolls, he can only create it after destruction. After all, he is invincible and has nothing to do. Unlike the dependents of other gods, they have their own intelligent civilization and no shortage of spiritual entertainment content. I think the author can create something new and create a special civilization. However, a race like the Zerg that relies on lives and numbers is difficult to directly correlate with the development of civilization. Or we can develop spiritual civilization without material civilization, relying on their spiritual network, like the virtual world, or even develop pure spiritual Zerg, relying on memory invasion and mental control to fight. To outsiders, the Zerg race thoughtlessly committed suicide, but behind it there was a highly developed spiritual civilization. This contrast was actually very good, and it also had a very complementary effect on superpowers such as psionic energy, genetic research, or battlefield tactics.

The branches and buds of life continue to evolve and climb upward Each divine realm is like a player, constantly moving forward. Please enjoy your struggle in this world of the weak and the strong. Who will be the winner? When the swarm starts to evolve from 0 to 1 Devour integration and then continue to evolve Panic, panic, nourish with panic to grow We stand on the realm of gods Can't see, want to see, strong prayer We stand at the top like monsters

I hope there will be more interactions. This is the first book a newcomer writes, and his writing style will gradually improve. The author will try to update it. There may be female protagonists and female characters, but the protagonist will always be single. A brief explanation of some systems will be written here. False God/quasi-god/secondary god/demigod/true god/eternal true god Dependent system, ordinary, extraordinary, elite/extraordinary elite, hero/holy spirit.

Springtails have appeared The base has also taken shape (the gene of the Fission Scale Beast) It seems the cockroaches haven't landed yet Tunnel worms already have front-end units (the tunnel worms that can both steal butts and transport troops are so handsome, okay? I hope the author can satisfy me when I see those tunnel worms as big as mountains in the CG, ruthlessly stealing the enemy's back-row firepower positions) Hydralisk has received the key gene (an orc that shoots bone spurs) Creeps and creep tumors also appear, and the protagonist's creeps are poisonous. The guardian/worker bee has also taken shape (a flying creature whose basic body is a crab and can spit acid, but it is also positioned as a miner and may become two units: guardian and worker bee in the future) It shouldn't take long to gather the StarCraft troops. The author said that the insect queen he has here is not the Internet-addicted girl from Han Fei, but a warrior who will laugh strangely when the world is destroyed. I hope the author can learn from how no one watched Han Fei next door and learn from it. Since the adaptive evolution of the protagonist's insect swarm is common to all, there may be rule-based monsters similar to "Escape: Parasite" in the later stage (limited damage, limited number of attacks, damage adaptation, assimilation pollution...) I hope there won't be scenes of subordinate races like the one-eyed man. The swarm should play with biological weapons. It's good to learn from the Great Devourer next door. There are so many biological weapons for reference:) That's it, I'll add more when I think of anything else Oh oh oh, I suddenly remembered, that kind of white spider can't be regarded as the prototype of poison explosion. After all, the two of them don't play with the same damage type. White spiders deal fire and explosion damage Banelings deal acid damage But there is already that acid swamp anyway, there will always be I guess that harsh salt-alkaline terrain is used to mess with the cockroaches' regenerative and hard carapace? I guess this is the evolutionary terrain of cockroaches There is a unit that I have ignored: fleas The evolutionary path of this little thing, if possible, should be that of a mimic hatchling At present, the protagonist has felt the lack of command units, and the king insect may appear soon:)

How come you are so similar to "Insect Swarm, Quantitative Change Will Soon Lead to Qualitative Change"

The book is quite readable, and there are no explosive points in logic. It has scientific research, explosive troops, and evolution. The fighting in the Gu farm also highlights people's pursuit of advantages and avoidance of disadvantages. I am looking forward to what new settings will be added in the future, and whether the Zerg will directly spread the carpet and build buildings on the spot, as well as command formations and auxiliary scientific research units 🍉

This one is similar to Swarm, except that one is updated once a week.

It's almost the same as a certain book. I feel like this book has nothing to do with parasites.

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It's pretty and quite rigorous. I'm thinking about one thing, if the author plans to have a female protagonist, if the female protagonist is of the undead type. The protagonist's Zerg and the heroine's undead are terrifying when you think about it.