
The Insect Swarm’s Leap
虫群跃迁
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 434k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 5d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Protagonist Is Nonhuman, Does Not Fawn Over Humans, Is Not a Monkey or Ape, and Does Not Become Human
Looking for books like Seer: The Three Holy Spirit Phantoms. Anything goes, dragons, machines, and so on. No monkeys or apes, no turning human later, and no outside incarnations. Especially no monkeys or apes, and no turning human. I can reluctantly accept other things, and I might tolerate turning human later on, too.
Anyone Got Insectoid Novels to Recommend? Post Them Here
The male lead must care only about the interests of the Zerg.
The Protagonist Isn't Human, Never Takes Human Form, No Romance, No Ambiguous Relationships
The protagonist shouldn't be human, there should be no romance or love interest, and they shouldn't take human form or meddle in other people's business. They should be decisive, like *Evolution Begins with a Big Tree*.
Zerg! Zerg! Zerg!!!
Looking for books similar to *The Swarm: With Enough Numbers, Qualitative Change Is Only a Matter of Time*.
Zerg! The Queen Mother! Swarm Deployment!
Novels About Mass-Producing Soldiers
I'm a Little Bored. Any Lighthearted, Funny, Slice-of-Life, Feel-Good Reads?
Looking for Stories with a Nonhuman Protagonist!
Looking for stories where the protagonist is nonhuman!
The Protagonist Has a Hive or Creates an Insect Race
Decisive and ruthless, not a bleeding heart, and no harem.
Novels About Zerg, Zerg Nests, and Hive Nests
Being reborn is fine. Transmigration to a parallel universe is fine too. But no apocalypse. It has to be set in the modern world, with the protagonist taking on all the countries, East and West. Some countries can be left out. After that, it's interstellar conquest and all kinds of civilizations.
Insectoid World, Male Protagonist Is a Male Insectoid, Hatches and Grows Up in a War Zone Before Being Found
Looking for Novels About Aliens, Insectoid Races, or Dinosaurs
Zerg Stories with a Violent, United, and Well-Coordinated Swarm
No human protagonists who treat insect swarms as tools for achieving their grand ambitions. And no ABO stuff, that bizarre nonsense lifted from erotica and dumped onto mainstream platforms.
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Oops, I really like reading this kind of novel. It develops a population, but the population is like a family. They usually fight and fight, but at critical times, the family is neat and tidy. [Please update] It makes people feel warm.