Zerg Cultivation: Starting from the Parasitic Albizia Fairy

This is a fine and well-written book worth reading. From the various descriptions in the article, we can see that the author has a profound writing style and rich accumulation, but the current word count is too few [laughs] Also, the author, the insect swarm should be able to plunder genes, right? Otherwise, relying solely on the heroine's physique and the Zerg units obtained by killing enemies would be too few, and the Zerg evolution would be too slow. For example, the 100,000 Mountains mentioned in the article are a very good organic matter and gene bank. Will the heroine be transformed into a being like the Queen of Blades in StarCraft in the future? Or create node creatures similar to the Tyranid Tyranids and Warrior Bugs to help with command. After all, after the Zerg expands, it will be difficult for the protagonist to command every place in detail [Thinking] Finally, will existences like Leviathan or Behemoth appear in the later stage? I hope the author can reply after seeing it [laughs]

It feels quite interesting, and also, first

Except for the beginning, which is a bit messy, the rest of the writing is very good. Trust me, it depends on how long it takes to read [laughing]

After reading it, it was very well written and very touching. The protagonist is self-interested but does not bully him. He is brave and resourceful. To be honest, he can get up even if he changes the subject. The part about breaking the illusion of the forbidden mind is really good.

Not bad, it's very eye-catching ^ω^

I hope there will be more content like that [laughing]

Who taught you to write like this? Why are you so beautiful? Damn it.