A Female Insectoid Transmigrates into a Male: My Lord, Please Enjoy

1V50! This is what motivated me to click in and be interested in reading! ! ! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It's good to read, recommended. This is the first book I've seen with more than 50 people in a pair. I've only seen a pair of five or six books before. The author's writing style is very good and the writing is very exciting.

I was attracted by the 1v50+ introduction. I rarely read Zerg articles, but this one is really good. The first few chapters are a bit controversial and easy to get upset about. If you can't stand it, you can skip it. I think the rest of it is quite good. Another point is that Feng Jue died, forget about the other nameless female attendants. It is a pity that Feng Jue died. I know that war is cruel and I know that war will definitely kill insects, but I still want to ask if not one of them should die. Feng Jue is the youngest of all the female attendants. Actually, I kind of want to watch Mu Lan's Chongsheng. I wonder if anyone else wants to watch it like me.

The characters created by the author are all charming. Of course, they are a bit flat due to the length limit, but overall they are very good. There are some things in it that are inappropriate for our simple values, but the author cleverly avoids them. The culture of another race is like this, the social situation is like this, the modern emotions of the protagonist are also weakened to nothing, and the assimilation into the Zerg society is very serious. In the setting, the memory and emotions are deleted. In this case, it is already very good to maintain such an inclusive and equal idea. PS: There is male-male love in it. For the protagonist who still retains traces of modernity, both male and female insects are male, and there is no essential difference. Although I initially thought about having two babies together, the baby would look like two people. But actually, I still can't think deeply about the two harem owners being together [I almost cried]. However, this matter is so common in this social background that I don't bother to deal with it. Anyway, it's not very long. In the beginning, Di was very protective of the protagonist. PS: At the beginning of the article, the protagonist will forget modern memories and emotions. Later, I felt that some parts of the three views cultivated in modern times were no longer relevant to the protagonist, but some parts still remained. Food and games had not completely disappeared at that time. In fact, I felt that later on, when I finished the chapter, I felt that the protagonist had forgotten that he was from modern times (at least part of himself was from modern times). At the beginning, he kept reminding himself that even if he had a preference, he still had to have a bowl of water. At first, he only thought about the lowest quota. In the end, there were hundreds of female waiters, and they were not treated equally.

50+ Female queen, I was a little surprised. The protagonist is very positive, but a little awkward.

1V50+, quite novel, let's write another one!

I don't know why, but the comment section is all about the protagonist seizing the body [face covering]. I think it's okay. The setting is that Lin and Mu are the same person. Lin is Mu's spiritual body, which is equivalent to a second personality. Mu's family relationship has been very bad since childhood because of her weak mental strength. Then the world consciousness of the Zerg has been looking for Lin and wants to bring Lin back to the Zerg. On the Zerg side, Mu was undergoing secondary differentiation. Without Lin, he would have died. If Mu died, Lin would also die. But Mu was almost heartbroken and disappeared after Lin came. Although Lin has his own family, although they are not biological, the consciousness of the world also compensates for Lin's family on the human side. It didn't say that he suddenly traveled through time. If he said that this was a life-stealing move, and that the protagonist was very hateful, then what about the time-travel novels we have read before? Well, there are still a lot of loopholes. The character of the protagonist is not very good. It feels a little bit like this and that. Then the plot is a little strange. So far, it's okay. Then there is a big surprise, which is to spread the ideas of the society you live in to other societies, not to mention strong, just like the ancient slogan that everyone is equal.

It's very strange, very local Zerg but also very flexible. The possible fault is that it has a male Zerg, which is unclean, but I feel it's okay, and the writing is not shocking. There's nothing wrong with this book, it's excellent!

The follow-up is more exciting, and the hero's enjoyment of life is throughout the text, so you can eat it with confidence.

The book is very interesting, and I also want to play the cub version of the game. Can you talk more about the game experience and achievements [shy][laugh][laugh][laugh]