[Apocalypse + sci-fi + base building + interstellar conquest System + mass recruitment + not mindless + cooperation with the military + venturing into space in the later stages]
The man had just transmigrated, and the zombies were downright friendly.
As soon as Su Ping arrived, the zombies invited him to watch a hearty feast of the living.
They even gave Su Ping an encouraging look, inviting him to join in.
But they were a little too enthusiastic, and he turned them down.
What had the zombies done wrong? They only wanted to speak frankly with the newcomer, from the bottom of their hearts.
Until one day in the future, Su Ping spotted the words “Da Qin Heavy Industries” on the gate of a shelter and realized there was more to all this than met the eye.
The Zerg were kept outside the Milky Way by the Great Wall, but now they were about to breach the defense line.
Faced with this, Su Ping, overlord of the human, divine, and insect races, said nothing. He simply recruited the strongest motherships from all three races.
Except that I was a little confused at the beginning, in the subsequent plot, all the pitfalls that need to be filled have been filled in, and most of the plot has been smoothed out. I feel it is still very interesting. Also, I hope the author can describe more about the struggle between people while ensuring that the technology tree is not chaotic. After all, when it comes to the end of the world, the struggle between people is the highlight.
The descriptions of the arms are basically in line with StarCraft, the character logic is clear, and there are no poisonous points for the time being, making it smoother to watch.
The protagonist has very upright views