
Insectoid: A Bug-Pet Enthusiast Transmigrates to the Insectoid World
虫族:当爬宠爱好者穿越到虫族
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Explore more →Looking for All-Male-Lead Stories! A Male Charmer! No Splitting the Protagonist!
Quick transmigration is fine. Any recommendations are welcome as long as the male protagonist is adored by everyone and isn’t a split personality. Throw them at me! Thanks, everyone! ❤️ I also love stories where someone goes from being universally disliked to universally adored!
Zerg! Zerg! Zerg!!!
Looking for books similar to *The Swarm: With Enough Numbers, Qualitative Change Is Only a Matter of Time*.
High-Quality Zerg Fiction
Any More BL Stories with Two Male Leads? Please!
I want to read something like “Even After 25 Yanderes Set Their Sights on Him, He’s Still Terrifyingly Straight.”
Insect-World Stories… Is There One Where the Protagonist Has a More Vicious Personality? Please!
Zerg! The Kind with Extremely Powerful Male Insects!!
Are there really no stories where both male and female Zerg are strong? All the ones I've found on Fanqie have male Zerg who are useless in every way except for their rank. Are there any where both are impressive? Reading more of those stories is making me feel like I'm melting away.
Are All Zerg Novels Cut From the Same Cloth? Any More Original Ones?
Any Good Insectoid Stories on Tomato? Pleeease!!
I want stories about transmigrating into an insect queen!! Don't care whether there's a couple! But the female lead can't be a naive, sugary-sweet idiot. She needs to have at least a little sense!!!
Anyone Got Harem Stories With One Male Lead and Multiple Partners, Without Splitting His Personality?
No romance, please. Are there any with a male protagonist?
Any Stories About One Male Insect and a Bunch of Female Insects?
I'm Out of Books 😭😭 Any Stories with Two Male Leads and One Female Lead?
I'm looking for books similar to They're Just My Brothers.
Any Sci-Fi Stories About an Insectoid Empire, with a Male Insectoid Disguised as a Female and a Writing Career?
Looking for Zerg Stories with a Male Zerg from a Powerful Family. No Transmigration or Rebirth
Looking for books similar to Zerg: The Aloof Noble's Devoted Love.
Zerg, 1Vn or 1V1, Everyone's Favorite or Beloved by All, Two Male Leads
A Whole New Way to Look at Insectoid Stories
Just had a sudden idea: are there any stories about a depressed, autistic, bipolar, or short-tempered sweetie who transmigrates into an interstellar insectoid world? The key is that they must become a male insectoid!!! Definitely a male insectoid!!! The female insectoids can be whatever the author wants. Any authors or fellow readers know of one?
Tired of Stories About Transmigrating Into the Zerg World? Try a Native Zerg Story, 1vN!
Looking for books similar to *Zerg: The Aloof Aristocrat's Devoted Love*. Please recommend really good zerg stories, male-male romances with a universally adored lead, and one-to-many relationships. I've read lots of zerg stories. The male lead is a proud, aloof native male zerg, and lots of people like him.
Looking for Insectoid Omegaverse With One Top and Multiple Partners
I read one before. The protagonist seemed to have transmigrated. At first, he married a pink-haired female attendant, possibly an asexual female. His primary female consort was a military female, named Eugene... Then I cannot remember anything else, and now I cannot find it... Please help...
It’s an Insectoid World, So Give Me Pure Romance and One-to-Many Relationships!!!
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating Into the Insect World: A Chemistry Expert Starts From Scratch. They're already in an insect world, so give me both pure romance and one-to-many relationships!!! They're already in an insect world, so give me both pure romance and one-to-many relationships!!! I'll say it three times because it's important~~ Friends, please help me out!!
Zerg, 1V1, No Secondary Couples
Anything is fine as long as it has no secondary CP, quick transmigration, or characters being assimilated.
Transmigrated as a Male Insect Larva in a World Where Males Rule: A Story from Larva to Adulthood
Any Insectoid Stories Where the Male Insect Transmigrates and Is Extremely Powerful?
Looking for books similar to Shock! This Female Insect Is Actually a Male Insect!
Looking for One-Man-and-Many-Women Stories with Babies
Any Zerg Anthology Series? Please! I’m in a Reading Slump!
Any Unique Insectoid Stories with One Male and Multiple Females?
I want books similar to I, a Zerg, Am Trapped in a Crazy Family.
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It looks good, but it's not for 1v1. The overall attack is great.
So far, it's pretty good. The main character has a bit of a bad taste. The general attack is great, but too short. There are a lot of bugs that seem to be affected. I'm satisfied with the fun-loving character of the main character, but there is a close-fitting bug, a sweet and impolite bug tsundere, and I don't like this one very much, even though the protagonist is in control. Points of interest 1. Zerg + Orc + Xiangshao, three races coexist 2. Insects are beautiful in appearance, and many of them have pictures and colorful insects. 3. The male insect is in charge, this is not a traditional Zerg story, the male insect is also powerful 4. Np, before time travel, the protagonist was an insect controller and liked to touch insects. 5. Family interaction 6. The protagonist has a bit of a scumbag personality, so it's fun to watch Bad points 1. He is not a super heartthrob, he will have calculations, but he may be entering for new fans. 2. There is little interaction among family members 3. Too few words 4. There is a Shou who doesn't like his character. He is rude in the beginning and can't speak. There is also a Shou who doesn't know if he is Shou and is even more rude. 5. Is the protagonist really a high-level male insect who disappeared for decades and was rescued at an auction by his parents who love his family? Maybe it is not reflected well because of the small number of words. Point of hope 1. Keep the character of the protagonist, don't sacrifice for love, don't like being held back (I am a serious protagonist control, and I do the same to the other party, don't criticize) 2. Currently I am an NPC. I hope there will be more female bugs, but I hate impolite bugs. 3. I forgot whether the introduction has the title "He is a heartthrob", but the Zerg male is about the same, not particularly outstanding. I hope it will be more outstanding, and no raid madman will be rescued. 4. Don't give up, author, I'm afraid I'll die again 5. The author must never give up 6. The author must not give up
This Zerg-focused article is quite unconventional! The first one: His worldview incorporates the settings of orcs and humans (whistle to the spiritual body), and the worldview is relatively grand. Moreover, I doubt that the ancestors of the Zerg race also traveled through time. A large part of the daily life of the Zerg race was changed after they went to the human world. For example, they usually maintain human form, and the food they eat is also borrowed from humans. It is not easy for them to eat normal meals after traveling across the interstellar world. The second one is the portrayal of the protagonist's character. I was deceived at first and thought he was some kind of fragile and honest little loser. But it turned out to be completely redundant. He was just a man who changed his mind and had fun. He was a free agent and a bad person! ! ! Sure enough, people who like this kind of niche are not simple people. What struck me most about the protagonist is that he really loves these bugs. You can even deduce the type of bugs based on their human forms. He really loves them! ! The third one is that the female insects are finally not portrayed as brainless love brains. As long as they are human beings, there will be calculations and disputes. It is that the female insects that the protagonist encounters in the early stage are a bit awkward. There is a dank male ghost housekeeper, and an arrogant and awkward suspected female queen. I feel that these female insects that I encounter are a bit strange except for the brothers!
So far, it's okay to read, and I've seen a lot of emotions. The character of the little housekeeper is the one that pokes me the most. The description is very three-dimensional. It can be seen from this character that the author is still very concerned about it. However, the author also exposed some problems in his writing, but what I am more concerned about are the author's questions and suggestions for readers who care more about characters. If the author is just for some xp for himself, then the author actually does not need to read the readers' evaluation of the characters in the book. He only needs to look at some questions and suggestions about the writing style to improve the writing style. However, if the author wants to popularize the book (in line with the public's views) and let more people see it, I think the author can take a look at some questions and suggestions from readers about the character, because when I saw Jia's character, I felt that there would be some problems with this character. From then on, I began to think about issues about the author, readers, and character. Of course, the author can also appropriately retain some niche or unavailable xp. After all, this is a book written by the author, so he can write it how he wants. Generally speaking, I am still very optimistic about the author. After all, the author is a novice, so don't put too much pressure on yourself. This is an XP product, and I hope that the author will get better and better [Love]
I want to see the fourth natural disaster male protagonist like the author mentioned, treating various types of Zerg as NPCs and collecting stamps as his favorite bugs (I always feel that the insect control element of the male protagonist has become less in the latter part). If some characters can be seen simply as cute bugs instead of being too "human" as they are now, I feel that some plots will not be so popular (and why do all the bugs in your Zerg clan use females as males?
I feel that the teacher's writing is pretty good, but the protagonist's emotions make me feel that there is desire but no love, which is a bit sad. Although the Zerg came here and were princes, they could do whatever they wanted, just like other Zerg. But from the perspective of reading the text, with the sense of substitution, I hope that the protagonist is different and has his own main goal. At the same time, I feel that the insect designs created by the female army and the female attendant are not so lovable. The female attendant is a bit humble and has no self. She feels like she is just licking a dog. What about his need, is he just to be loved, love at first sight? If this is the case, I hope to feel love, not the protagonist's own selfish desires. The female monarch escapes but cannot control this position, so she is not evenly matched. The protagonist is in control of the overall situation and can escape, but when necessary, he must meet the status of a general. He has no feeling of a city government at all. The author relies on his own tyrannical ability in shaping it, but can he really become a general without playing politics? The supporting character of the Fourth Legion is also strange, maybe it is a hidden foreshadowing. Here, his appearance makes me feel that the general cannot control his own affairs well and cannot solve the problem. And the protagonist always has a sense of superiority, a kind of arrogance that belongs to human beings. This is understandable, but if you can't achieve the ability to match the arrogance, you don't like this arrogance. There is another question, why do you want to touch it in the early stage but not in the later stage? This transition from innocence to white seems a bit abrupt. Female insects cannot be touched, but what about male insects? Maybe it's because I took Hungry more seriously, because the early settings really impressed me (//∇//). I've never seen this feeling before, and it's very novel. So I bring this up, not because I want the author to change it. Everyone's conception is different from what has been pointed out, so Liu La, Liu's previous comments are regretful remarks about this novel that I have read carefully. I hope the author will get better and better and reach a higher level!
It's beautiful. It's a very novel feeling among the Zerg. I really like this world view. I was attracted by the introduction. When I saw the introduction, it said that the protagonist will reveal his true nature, I was really looking forward to it. I also liked it when I saw it. It turned out to be white and black. It's still more than 1v. That's really good. After all, I have joined the Zerg. Hehehe. I really like the character of Mei Jing's little housekeeper. It really pokes me. When writing about their appearance, the author retained a little bit of the characteristics of the original breed and learned a lot about them (I don't know much about reptiles, but I like to read about them hhh). The description of the protagonist's family is very interesting. The male father and Madara are also very good. I particularly like the relationship between the protagonist and the little housekeeper. Is this the fishing system? It doesn't work. I like them both. It's great to have a reptile lover like our protagonist come to the Zerg tribe. Hehehe. Anyway, I think it's very beautiful. Thank you to the author for saving me from the book wasteland (Diahua)
At first, I felt that the character of the protagonist was attractive, and some of the insect science popularizations during the period were bright spots. However, the portrayal of the female insects paired with the protagonist in the beginning felt a bit strange. Several female brothers and female fathers and male fathers took the protagonist home, but they forgot to give the weak protagonist food and water. It was reminded by the doctor later. It is suspected that the author forgot to make up for it later. The housekeeper discriminated against and suppressed the one who taught the protagonist interstellar language. Do you know that the protagonist is still having an affair with the possessive housekeeper and the fifth prince who is underage? [Thinking], Fu Jialou and the protagonist were really unpleasant when they first met. They provoked and then aggrieved, but the author should have explained it later, and the protagonist was set as a minor of the Zerg age in the early stage. Everyone is interesting to the minors, which feels a bit too separate, even though the protagonist is an adult on earth. However, the author's writing style is quite good, and the description of insect limbs is very cute. The protagonist's reaction to his favorite insects is also very interesting. If you want to watch the general attack and the protagonist with a dark belly, you can try it, and it will make the little housekeeper's lips curl up [face covering] I hope the author can solve some of the early problems as soon as possible, don't give up. (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)
The protagonist is a cute baby, I like it. Then there are great authors, great readers, and great comment sections. In fact, I don't know much about reptiles, but there are a lot of pictures in the comment area. It's easy to read and understand.
Looks like a very delicious article so far! The author retained part of the flavor of the prototype when assigning varieties to everyone, and I like this design very much. I am a moth addict and I like Moth Butler. Jpg. The protagonist has his own judgment in the plot, and there are currently no frustrating or abstract scenes. Author, please update! I will keep reading. Jpg