I Transmigrated into the Insectoid World, and Now My Own Stalker Is Chasing Me

Very good. When I first saw "equal rights" in the introduction, I thought it would be very "fairy tale"-like, but in fact I was pleasantly surprised. What really has an impact is power. This book is written in a more realistic way, and the protagonist sees it very clearly. In a Zerg society with more females than males, achieving true equal rights will not be achieved overnight. There are many issues that need to be considered. Female and male insects are not naturally opposed to each other, but are caused by the pathological social status quo. To realize an ideal world will undoubtedly require the efforts of many people (insects), among which of course there must be male worms in addition to female worms. I really like this feeling of witnessing history.

In fact, this book is great. When it comes to equal rights, it is not a mindless equal rights, but a serious reflection after actually experiencing this society and experiencing failure. It is not just about imprisoning male insects, but trying to find a balance point. This is very good. From a three-dimensional perspective, you have been abused, beaten, and even almost lost your life. You can resist and kill the insect that hurt you countless times, but if you Imprison him, so essentially you have made the same mistake as him, doomed to find no balance between the sexes, and doomed to repeat the tragedy next time. The relationship between men and women is not about which one is lower than the dust, and which one is higher than the above, but that we are essentially equal, and the difference is reflected in mental and physical strength. I hope that society will gradually get better after equal rights, and that the young lovers can realize that they are together sooner! ! !

The author's imagination is really rich! ! ! The stream of consciousness is beautiful! ! ! I especially like the interaction and psychological description between Egbert and Ives [Send Heart] [Send Heart] [Send Heart] An unconscious pampering and flirting, a sober sinking. I really look forward to the scene where Ives discovers Egbert's feelings and Egbert discovers Ives' true identity. It must be particularly exciting. The author will update it faster! ! Also, if there is too much stream of consciousness and you are used to flipping through books at a fast pace, you may not be able to read it [crying]. There are also some conversations that are too long. I thought it was a narration, but after turning two pages, I found that it was still in quotation marks [face covering] The emotional lines and settings are really beautiful [flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss]

The writing is good, and the professional knowledge is very strong (not to mention one, although I can't understand it, but I can feel that the professional knowledge is very rich, but because I never use my brain when reading, I can't remember it at all. Well, wild boar can't eat fine chaff, I am), the description is very emotional, the sense of substitution is strong (the sense of substitution refers to the sense of the picture), the characters are three-dimensional, and the narcissus is strong. I hope that the protagonist will lose his horse in front of the protagonist. Protagonists: Ives, Egbert (? I'm stupid. I can't remember the name of the Western style) Looking forward to the following plot, Pingquan, well, what in the world does the protagonist Gong realize that they are no longer the same person? The protagonist Gong has not figured it out yet (but I feel that in the military academy, his feelings towards Shou have undergone ambiguous changes, but he himself has not. I realized it, so I couldn't figure it out. Is he really enlightened? I think he should be a little enlightened, but I immediately refuted it. I don't believe it. I can't say I don't believe it. I just have a vague suspicion and don't want to admit it.), But it's quite sweet, Xiao Tianwen. I hope to see the experiences of his comrades and friends in the second life in the extras, but I still feel that his second life is quite regretful: Ah, when I think of this, I think of fan fiction, and I think of a man who only made up for his regrets by meeting me for the second time. Although it is said that he is also making up for regrets here, I saw a paradox about rebirth in other comments. Well, the logic is not good and the writing is messy. This comment is just because I am looking forward to the following plot.

It's a good read. It's the most reasonable equal rights article I've ever read. The world view is very three-dimensional. Males are no longer praised and pampered in an empty way but have their own dilemmas in a society where females are strong and males are weak. Class conflicts should be greater than gender conflicts. It is also the most fragrant Narcissus I have ever read. This kind of two-way relationship where I understand you and you understand me is so enjoyable. The older self guides the younger self, and the younger self allows the older self to find his original intention. Immortal grade, I don't understand why the score is so low.

Good looking. Narcissus love + super creative interstellar background + absolute reality (not biased towards gender, not favoring nobles or commoners, considering gender balance, not denying the disparity in status, paying attention to level), just like in reality, as long as people are alive, have emotions and needs, no matter what their status is, there will be endless hardships in this life. The protagonist is a human orphan in the first life, a military female in the second life, and a male insect in the third life. He has experienced different identities, objectively viewed the Zerg from different angles, and embarked on the most exciting path of equal rights.

It is considered to be the best among the Zerg novels I read on Tomato. It is also a very touching Narcissus novel. It is beautiful from beginning to end, especially after I met it. I fell in love with it. Both Gong and Shou's characters are good-looking and thoughtful. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics, they are not the kind of NPCs with facial makeup.

Very nice Narcissus Zerg text! I really like the feeling of repeated pulling between the two insects, and the inexplicable sense of gratification of watching the child grow (?) And their phrase when they were debating legislation: "But don't forget, you were once "Egbert"! My blood boiled when I watched it, and I felt that the setting of Narcissus was infinitely improved [Blowing Kiss] [Blowing Kiss] and the other self under the gender switch. In the deformed society of Zerg, in the proposition of equal rights, I wrote their own answer sheet [Sending Hearts] What impressed me the most was the serious introduction to the military postures of Xiao Ai and Xiao Ai (?). Even the principles and angles were clearly marked. After being shocked, I took a screenshot and sent it to a circle of friends [currently in progress] Although the ending is a little rushed, I still thank my wife for writing such a beautiful work [sending heartfelt wishes] and wishing you good luck in your present life!

It's very beautiful, a very new setting, my favorite Narcissus and Zerg are combined together, I have never seen this kind of thing before, the author's writing is also good, I read dozens of chapters in one day [Love] [Love] [Love]

Zerg plus Narcissus is really good-looking. The introduction is a bit sloppy. I really recommend reading the main text. It's really good. It's not about equality. It describes the class issues of the Zerg and exposes the bloody side. Not only the blood and tears of the female worms but also the pain of the male worms are written. The more you read, the more you like it.