World Online: I Am the Swarm

Regarding the series of issues surrounding World Online 2, this is something that cannot be avoided, so I sincerely apologize to the readers who have read World Online 2. There are many reasons why I abandoned this novel. First, the early parts were written in a somewhat vulgar style. After reading them multiple times, I always felt something was off.

I stumbled upon this by chance and was shocked. The author has written over a million words, yet there are fewer than 50 comments. It's clear the author has meticulous attention to detail in their writing. This is definitely malicious gossip from Tomato (a popular Chinese writer). Ordinary authors write millions of words and get virtually no traffic. I sincerely admire the author.

Influenced by StarCraft, I tend to prefer Zerg-themed web novels, but after reading for six or seven years, I've only truly enjoyed three or four. But I absolutely love this one you wrote, my friend. Keep it up! [Salute][Salute]

Actually, I think this book is quite good. I just started reading it, and it fulfills most of my fantasies about insects. Keep it up, author! I believe this book will be seen by more people. 😘😘😘

I read this book for a while when I was experiencing a reading slump before, and it was pretty good, but I couldn't continue. Recently, I've been experiencing another reading slump, and I saw this book again. Surprisingly, it doesn't have a rating yet, so I'm here to give it one. It's really strange; it seems much better than some low-rated books, so why is it that even with so many words, no one is reading it...?

Ren Jin's two distinct personalities are vividly portrayed, creating a compelling desire to explore the book. I believe this type of book is quite engaging. The plot is coherent, logically sound, and the protagonist is intelligent. The world-building is grand, showcasing the diverse characters in the post-apocalyptic world. The portrayal of human nature is nuanced, with each character exhibiting independent thought. It's a book well worth reading in depth.

This is a fantastic Zerg novel with a very logical plot, well-developed characters, and a grand world-building. The Leviathan Zerg story was particularly captivating, showing the author's dedication. It's just a shame so few people have read it. Keep up the good work, author!

It's very good. I hope the author will start giving it a rating soon.

Actually, I think this book is pretty good. But I need to seriously discuss its strengths and weaknesses, not just skim over them. Let's start with the strengths, since I was drawn in by them. First, the book has a vast world-building with its own unique concept, and the main character is well-developed. The subplot is also reasonably well-developed. Overall, it's acceptable.

The book is well-written, but it seems the target audience isn't me. I search for Zerg novels specifically to see massive Zerg massacres and rampages, but this book has a lot of other elements, and the pacing is slow, with the Zerg population not really growing.