Insectoid: The Powerful Male Refuses to Live Off Others

It's a good read. To be honest, I never read low-scoring books, but I've been craving for a Zerg novel recently. I actually tried to read it because I saw this one on the recommended list of wild books. After all, most of them follow the same routine, but this one is different. I was quite pleasantly surprised after reading it. This was the first time I saw a male worm attacking in the late stage and becoming the crown prince. At first, I thought it was wearing clothes. Who knows that I came over because I accidentally went to the human race for "further training" and returned to the original world. The emotional line is also very sweet, and the main character has a mouth. The male character is crooked and has a good mouth (I like this very much🤓☝️). There is no misunderstanding. It gives the female monarch a sense of security. The whole story is sweet, not sad at all, and can be penetrated by a glassy heart. I am very happy to read it. This score is over 9 points no matter what ( *ˊᵕˋ) Finally, let's avoid the traps. I think these points may be a trap for others, lest someone blindly enters and later gives the author a bad review. [1. In the later stage, the main focus is on the situation of equal rights when becoming the crown prince] [2. The main attack in the later stage will be higher in secondary differentiation than his female monarch] [3. The whole article is almost focused on one sweet thing. If you want to see some passionate detour...]

I reviewed it after reading it from beginning to end. It is a very good Zerg novel. It is very sweet and non-abusive. The protagonist got married soon after they met. Later, he continued to become stronger and committed to equal rights. In the end, he had two cute children.

It's very beautiful. It's a sweet novel. I really don't understand that some of the novels are so cruel in the name of sweet. I thought this one was about as sweet as I didn't expect. There's no abuse at all. Both of them are strong.

I was almost put off by the cover and name, but luckily the rating saved my life. (Contains minor spoilers, and tells some general directions.) The pace of the whole book is relatively fast at the beginning, maybe because the author can't wait to write about the sweet life of the two protagonists. They already have the feeling of an old married couple when they get together, but fortunately, the two protagonists quickly become familiar with each other, so I personally feel that it has little impact. This mode of getting along is very suitable for the later period. It was really emotional to watch Asnuo gradually lose his temper as Mu Heng pampered him. The middle part keeps mentioning Mu Heng's thoughts and dissatisfaction with the rules of this world, which also paved the way for Mu Heng to strive for equal rights not only for Asno, but also for all persecuted females after he became the crown prince. At the end of the later period, Mu Heng's life experience and why he came to the Zerg were also described in detail. And the author's writing style is also very good! Especially the description of Asno's heart at the end of the text really shocked me. This is really my favorite Zerg book I've ever read! There is a structure, emotions, and logic, and the two protagonists are also very strong. Watching the whole process makes me happy and joyful, and I am not aggrieved at all. I just occasionally feel a little sorry for the two little bitter gourds. Really pretty! Basically, the characters all have a happy life. During the process, I saw a comment that really made me feel like I was seeing the light of day. In the part where President Langton said that "high-level males have more lovebirds," a book friend said, "The higher the level, the closer to humans." This idea is really novel! Nice!

Super pretty! I read every chapter very seriously. The author is so powerful. This is one of the best novels I have read among the Zerg novels. Whether it is the plot or the characters of each character, I saw some comments saying that I have read the Zerg novels and what is the need for equal rights? Although I don't know if there is any realistic reference? But this is also a very interesting subject matter (I would have replied "crazy" when I saw that comment). The overall feeling is on the path of equal rights. The length should not be too long and I can read it. Of course, the author's writing style is also very good. The length is not long but it has a full feeling. I was really reluctant to read it at the end [I almost cried]. I believe that they will always be happy, everyone will. Thank you Red Persimmon for pushing it in front of me [love], author baby, I want to worship you [KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS] (Forgive me for writing whatever I thought of, and contributing my first long comment [laughing]) Kiss the author baby again [KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS]

It is a particularly complete, logical and heart-warming story. Each character has his own unique tenderness, and the final ending is also beautiful. After reading it, I felt very good.

Reasonable equality Revealing the secret of life experience sweet love Two-way redemption The protagonist Shou goes from not understanding what love is to falling in love with his lover The protagonist goes from being indifferent to life to being happy with his wife and children on the hot bed Cute insect cub Happiness, warmth, sweetness

It's a nice, warm and sweet short story. Not only is every pair of secondary CPs 1V1, which is rare in Zerg literature [like] [like] [like], "Higher male insects, more infatuated species", but the main CP is also good-looking, sweet, Gong has always respected each other, the relationship between the two insects also developed step by step, and a cute little insect cub was born later [admiration]. The deputy CP occupies a small space and does not overwhelm the protagonist. In the end, Gong's life experience is also very reasonable and perfect. The insect queen is back, and the insect king finally found his lover and found her lost one [I almost cried]. As the crown prince chosen by the Insect Emperor, Gong is also their child. There will be no question of who takes his position or takes advantage of him. The little prince who has not died has always been Mu Heng [giving heart] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss]. I felt warm after reading it. The only flaw is that the plot progressed too fast. I didn't watch enough. I didn't see in detail how to reform the Zerg society for equal rights. The article is too short, but I believe that although the story has ended here, the story that belongs to them is not over yet~~[][][]

Many people despise equality, but I think equality is very cool. However, equal rights in this book is a very peaceful transition. The protagonist does not suddenly stand up and publicly accuse the system of being wrong, but relies on his own ability to slowly and subtly influence everyone. If nothing else, this book! What I like most is that! Attack the close friends, family, and elders around you, all of them are dedicated! Who knows, the main CP and deputy CP (positive) in this kind of article are all 1v1 shocking for both body and mind! For this, I can pamper you over and over again for a lifetime! A bit of shock during the period of literary shortage! This little cake is so delicious

Very nice to look at. It is completely sweet without cruelty, and the plot may be partly cliche, but the overall plot can be said to be up to standard. Equal rights, but we have grasped the key, that is, equal rights is not achieved by the protagonist alone, nor is it a utopia divorced from social reality, but a change in ideological concepts that is gradually realized on the material basis of changing the ratio of men and women and promoting the decoupling of the mental power of men and women. It is quite reasonable equality. It is not recommended only for readers who do not accept equal rights at all.