The Zerg: A Local Female Beta Canary's Escape from the Cage

Seeing the current progress, I personally feel that it is quite cruel, not for anything else but pity for the female gender. Males are at the top of the biological spectrum, and females have abilities that match their appearance. Only sub-females have nothing but endure a series of unfair treatment from social opinion and genetic defects. Xavier is a typical submissive, but when he longed for a respectful marriage in the early stage, his vitality was particularly cute. Later, he was forced to become a marriage tool, but he still had a kind heart, which made me feel sorry for him. As an "atypical" Asian female, Po Yu is still constrained by stereotypes step by step. While he pursues dual freedom of spirit and body, he is trapped in place by genes and children. I never think that Po Yu's performance is stupid or weak. On the contrary, I think that he is a true expression of a native Asian female struggling for herself. It can only be said that the tragedy lies in the shortcomings of Yafei's gender. The inner suffering is so deep that the glory of resistance will be more brilliant. (Ps. To be honest, I have never been able to accept Zerg articles about male superiority and female inferiority before, but I continued to read this article by Dada. Perhaps it is the resistance from ordinary people that is very close to reality that can touch ordinary people more. In short, I like Dada's article very much. I hope my long review will not cause trouble to Dada ❤️)

How should I put it? In fact, the front part is a little not very good. Mainly because I think that the feelings of being attacked are still in love psychologically. From the rebirth, it is still the same as in the previous life. There is a feeling of constant fighting. But the back part is very good. The author's writing is getting smoother and better. If you look past the front part, you will see something good. Come on, come on.

Super pretty!!! I just wanted to find a Zerg article that focuses on the subject's perspective, but most of them focus on attack. This article is simply a treasure!!

It's beautiful, and there are a series of words like "worm shit" in it that almost made me laugh to death [note], the female loves her baby, and the male has problems with his living environment, but after three lives, the couple is still together sweetly (it's still a double secret love story 🤭)

I finally found an article about Zerg that is not a weak attack, it's very nice [I learned it]

Hao Chi!! It's particularly nice to see it from the perspective of a sub-female. I feel like there are very few Zerg like this.

I feel that Po Yu still loves Jing Yanning. I hope that Asteroid can really appear healthy by Po Yu's side and get the love of his male father (it should be obtainable, right?). I hope that all Asian females can shine in the fields they love ヾ(๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ"

I think it's very interesting to watch, and the settings and characters are very interesting. I hope to pursue my wife in the crematorium, but I still hope it can be a little sweeter. It's a bit too sour and will make people scratch their heads. Please update the author soon!!! I have finished reading the latest chapter, and I saw some comments saying that I feel that Yue is too licking. I think most of it is due to the mark and the child, so I can't leave Gong. Moreover, human feelings cannot be given up so easily. Gong also clearly rejected other females except Yue. I still hope to get sweeter soon. Although it is not considered abusive in general, I plan to read another book by the author. The author's baby should not tire himself, but he cannot starve me, thank you [Blow kiss]

It's pretty good. The protagonist is at least honest about his feelings and doesn't tend to be violent, which is good. One of the most dangerous aspects of Tomato's two-male protagonist is that he was beaten back and forth. At that time, most of the people here were on the receiving end of the attacks. There is no such plot in this book. Even if it is a Zerg novel, it avoids the ridiculous plot of attacking Shou and claiming it is an excuse for Zerg customs, which is very good. Mainly because I feel that domestic violence men do not deserve love.

Can someone explain to me why the male father of the protagonist must divorce his female father? Is it because they want to pursue a career, but the protagonists will not hold them back. Is it because they are no longer in love that they are getting divorced? I mentioned before that this is not the first time that this has happened. The female father was trying to keep her in the early stage, but this time I didn't try to keep him. Maybe I missed something, so the male father wants a divorce. I'm really confused and can't figure it out.