After the Cannon Fodder Male Was Reborn, He Spread the Villain's Ashes

It's good to read. I like this kind of writing about male insects slowly taking control of power. The protagonists go against their own gender to fight for equal rights for female insects, but from what I see, most male insects in Zerg literature have no rights. They are just fed and used by female insects, and then become violent and greedy. In some stories, male insects have not even gone to school and received a good education, but can you blame them? In my opinion, equality means equality for those who have lost power. Actually there is a lot more I want to say but I don't know how to say it, no matter what Shang Fuyan, please climb to the throne of power Oh my God, when will you rise up, babies? Also, can local males join the team?

It's better than the current Zerg novels. The two protagonists are the real two-power pull. It's amazing. It also gives a reasonable explanation and supplement to the distorted status of "male and female" on the surface of the Zerg background. The angle is very different. It's a real problem that I haven't thought about since I read so many Zerg novels. Compared with the Zerg sweet pet novels on the market now, it attracts my attention more. If you are tired of the Zerg's brainless sweet pet flow, you can try this [Send Heart][Send Heart]

Not a bad start. It looks better than the kind of industrial saccharine that makes you meet your wife as soon as you come on. Uh, as I write the plot, I start explaining a lot of truth.

In the Zerg race with a serious imbalance between male and female ratio, are the male insects as precious as treasures? No, the male insect is the rotten wood under the blooming flowers. The female insect gives flowers and applause, uses the gentlest smile, holds the power, and suppresses the male insect. The male insect seems to be aloof, but in fact it is just a captive slave. The protagonist was injured once and became sober. What kind of love does the Zerg have? It's just a matter of taking advantage of the relationship with value and being reborn. He wants power. Having power is the way to survive in this other world, female insect? It's just an exploitable insect. It gives him power and he gives them comfort. It's fair, isn't it? Only the strong are worthy of changing the world, and the weak are not worthy. Let's see how the protagonist overturns the unfair fate of the male insect, so that the male insect can become stronger and survive without becoming a caged bird.

It's good to watch, but after reading the plot carefully, I hope the ending is BE. Let Gong get his revenge and log off directly. Don't continue to be tortured by the deformed Zerg rules. He has suffered all his life. He can't let the suffering continue in the second life. The original owner is also very difficult to reconcile. No one has ever found out that the original owner is gone. As the saying goes, the most difficult thing in the world is not death but forgetfulness. I sincerely hope that the original owner and the protagonist Gong can get rid of this deformed world and they can be reborn and return to the earth to start a new life.

It is a rare article written by Tomato. I like to fight for power, I like ambitious males, and I hate idiots who are stupid and sweet. However, this article has a strong vigilance and is brave and resourceful. Moreover, this article does not follow the route of sweet pet, and does not only care about one's own small family, but saves the entire clan and is committed to equal rights. In fact, male Bugs are just glamorous on the surface, just like many smelly men in real society who say how high and powerful women are today. In fact, women's status is just that, and it was fought for by many female predecessors. I like this kind of protagonist, and I hate those who fight for power and profit on behalf of local female bugs. This article is simply very interesting.

A very interesting book, I look forward to the protagonist's revenge, don't be in love [shy]

This article should only have [Adoration] in the sky. This article is simply the most special one I have ever seen in a Zerg article. The character of the protagonist is great and has the ability to grow. Although at the beginning he was still immersed in the extreme idea that all the female insects in the world are bad, but now that the protagonist is pretending to be a low-level female insect to climb up, he should slowly and comprehensively view the two groups of female and male insects. The character design of the protagonist is also quite good, he is a tyrant! How could he, who has been in power for many years, turn into a submissive and loyal dog without any bottom line because of a shocking male insect? As for some comments, they feel that the protagonist has not become the kind of person they once hated, with double standards and so on. In fact, he has not caused any substantial harm to Shou, so don't worry about it. What is sad now is that any movement from Shou will be regarded as a little pet fight by Shou, which is really powerless. Only when we are equal can we talk about love, but I still hope that although Gong and Shou are together in the end, Gong never really falls in love with Shou, and I hope that the author will come up with more branch endings. 😔 For example, if the protagonist fails to escape from the castle and is locked up all the time, will he be immersed in pain forever, or will he accidentally find a way to return to Blue Star, go back silently, and forget everything about the Zerg? It feels like a less painful escape. Just make more branch endings, some be and some he. There is also a relatively pure love, if two people fell in love and got to know each other on Blue Star. Or if it happens again, the protagonist suffers from the pain of knowing Gong and goes to find him in advance, but Gong has not yet been poisoned by his ex. There are really many possibilities for their story (//∇//) Although I know that in the end Shang Fuyan will sit at the pinnacle of power and implement decisions that will improve the Zerg. But I really want to add a dark ending, if Gong has been completely lost in his hatred of the Zerg, and twisted into a monster lacking sanity. Standing on the opposite side of the entire female insect and even the Zerg race. Then Sisses led the female insects to resist. In the end, both sides basically died together, and the Zerg civilization was almost destroyed. And the monster continues to live unconsciously. . . Don't complain about why I wanted the ending to be like this. The beginning of this article is too depressing. I feel very sorry for Shang Fuyan, and I feel an unexpected hatred for some female insects who treat him like a toy. The Zerg are really twisted, I feel sorry for Gong Bao, and I am so tired that Shou Bao now has a hard time understanding Gong Bao and the male worms. I really love attacking and receiving, I love them both very much, but I really hate the Zerg╰(‵□′)╯

Different from conventional Zerg writing, it can be regarded as a new writing direction and a partial innovation. The content of the plot is fresh, not cliched, and there are no common routines. The following plot makes me look forward to it. Only novels that do not follow routines are fresh, and they are more suitable for old bookworms [laughing] I am used to reading sweet pet novels, but suddenly my eyes lit up when I saw this article. The development of the plot was unpredictable for me, but this is the fun of reading novels.

It's good to watch, but there are too many psychological activities and there is almost no plot.

It's great to watch, but I am the anxious king. I can't wait to watch Revenge and Husband's Crematorium. I am too anxious. I don't know if I am too sensitive in the past, but I have been crying. I just don't like the current one. I really feel sorry for the humiliation of the protagonist being forced to sell his body and being treated as a funny pet. I feel really uncomfortable. Please get better soon. I really can't stand it anymore. If this continues, I will almost forget the hatred of my ex-wife and brother.

It's okay to watch it without thinking. I feel that the confrontation between attack and reception is a bit straightforward. If there is really a serious person, they can be easily seen through [face covering]

It looked familiar from the beginning. When I clicked on the homepage, I saw that it was written by someone. It looks good. I love reading it. Come on, the author.

A novel perspective explains Zerg society from the perspective of rights,

It's a very, very beautiful, very special ethnic story. I highly recommend you click it and read it.

It's logical, the protagonist is very ambitious, and it's a breath of fresh air among the Zerg novels I've read.

The characters written in big letters are all to my taste, they are so beautiful [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

Calculation and interests, analysis and irony, these are the impressions this book gave me. It is different from all Zerg articles. It cuts through the naked reality under the surface of industrial saccharine. It may be a bit over-analytical, but those Zerg articles are also really boring. Calculating is better than paying, albeit twisted.

It's very interesting, it has the feel of a real drama. I like to watch the Zerg fighting for power [eating melon]

I like it, I like it, it's novel and interesting, it makes me scratch my head.

You are so good at writing, you are so good at writing, my God, ahhhh, I scream for the great writing, ahhhhhh

It's so beautiful. I've never seen anything like this before. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

Recommended, a very interesting book, but a little lacking

*⁂((✪⥎✪))⁂*The author is so beautiful, come on!

So far, it is very interesting, a very real and profound Zerg culture.

The setting is very interesting

Love letter in dream, I like it

Big cheers for the author

There are some language issues. For example, the Zerg tribe does not have the words "human" and "mother". If replaced by insects, it should be "worm" and "female". You need to pay attention to it.

I'm in the comment section, and I feel like I've complained too much. Forget it, give it five stars. I think there is nothing wrong with the Zerg setting that favors males. There is no doubt about this, even if it is miserable, there is no doubt about it. Because the hang-up is enabled, but that is not a hang-up, so what is a hang-up? There is no need to tell me that what the male worm substituted was..., Not at all. Are they the same in comparison? Not the same at all. The elements mixed with female and male worms... The male worms are substituted... Is this appropriate? I feel it's really inappropriate... In the same way, female insects are not suitable to be substituted... This is simply the world view of the alien race. Once it is substituted into reality, it will only make people's heads hurt, because it simply does not match. That's right, as expected, it is better to directly follow your own logic from a God's perspective and complain about all the female and male bugs of the Zerg that make you unhappy, and that's it. I've been a little crazy watching the Zerg lately... I woke up today and thought about it again. It's hard to correct the miserable taste of male bugs, just... Female bugs are the ones who bear the risk of reproduction in the Zerg race (I know, Maybe the setting will say that life is very simple), but I feel that the male insects without the pain of childbearing are not miserable. The female insects at the bottom are still alive. They must need male insects to survive (I feel that this is really the preference of the "god" and the author's preference. After all, the Zerg setting is originally a majestic one). The male insects are... Bright and beautiful on the surface, but there is suffering hidden inside. This..., Actually I think it is really incomparable. The experimental subjects are indispensable for the bottom female insects, right? Well, there are too many female worms and they are consumables, so we can't let go of the female worm larvae anyway. Even if the male insect is subjected to experiments in the later plot, or even eats flesh, drinks blood, and is messed up... (I have seen it) Well, if there is a little more righteousness, self-destruction, sacrifice, and broken pride, the genius will become a fool... … I always feel that this fatal mental power itself is a fatal oppression of male insects on all female insects. There is such a thing, it is unreasonable for female insects not to hate male insects to death. However, a lot of literature always feels that the female insect is a moral saint to the male insect. To be honest, there is a slave mark on your forehead that controls your life and death. I think most people are not happy. Of course, I am not targeting the author's article. I am just summing up after reading a lot of Zerg articles. I always feel that the male Zerg are miserable, which is totally unacceptable. The mental oppression alone is enough to make the female Zerg hate them to death. They are also forced to survive and reproduce, and they don't respond to anyone who is spared. I feel that many female females in literature have a super unreasonable pursuit and "kindness" towards males (seemingly majestic can be considered). To be honest, being able to pretend to be humble is also very oppressive to oneself. Yeah, but in fact, you can watch it no matter how unreasonable it is. The main focus is to watch the subversive kind. When I first started watching Zerg, it was because of the moral decline of the whole world, but I am different... The protagonist of this article, Shang Fuyan... I even think that he is a bit like the villain Lanster. Maybe after being hurt, he can't help but start to imitate the people who inflicted harm on him, and then use it on others. Hmm... I can't condemn him too much. After all, he died tragically in his last life, so it's normal to turn black. Even though he was the protagonist and he represented the position of the male insect, it made me, um, unable to think about it. The concept of "male insects are miserable", Lao Shang, is very strong, really very strong. Sisese set it up so noblely, at least in the current plot, he is playing like a dog. I still feel that the male insect deserves to be a male insect, but I don't feel that the male insect is miserable. As for Sisese, is there a bit of drama about him that looks like machismo? It's not like he treated the protagonist badly... The male worm already has the surface dignity, but he really wants more. More, I can't even imagine. Ordinary female insects are really invincible and wronged. On the surface, there are one male and many females. There are always more females, so there will always be more females reduced to playthings. The weak females are not like canaries. The most important thing is that there are so many females in the Zerg. There are also hermaphroditism that can give birth to children. Well, the genetic level will be very bad. Beautiful and weak females are very miserable, really very miserable. The meaning of the male insect is natural... In fact, I feel that the element of the male insect is a bit natural for male + female... And some kind of unspeakable aggregation. Moreover, the responsibilities of men and women have been removed. The work is not done by them, and the children are not born by them. And then the male got a superficial nobility, well, it was to paralyze the male's resistance... It was kind and not unreasonable. Now that the male insect wants to fight for power, then... It will work, of course it will. Who doesn't want rights, and if their rights are indeed restricted, of course they have to fight. If the male insect goes up, will the female insect be worse off? Achieve true majesty? There are so few bear worms, and the shackles of life are still there. Most of the work must be done by female worms (the base number cannot suddenly rise there), and reproduction is also done by female worms. After the male worms take power, you will not suffer at all. Sometimes it's really hard to feel sad for the female insects in the Zerg novel. No matter how you do it, you can't get rid of it, which is actually a circle of inferiority. Of course, I think the author would never write it like that. After killing the bad female bug in power, everyone should be able to have a happy family, although, well... Actually, it's not really about this book. The main thing is that I complained about what I wanted to complain about before. I think I've really had a bit of a bad feeling towards males lately, unless a good male is described in detail, individually, I can identify with that being a good male and like that male character. However, as soon as I was told about the male insect group... Anyway, I secretly rolled my eyes. It's a bit overwhelming. If the male insect is faced with a female insect that is at least submissive to him on the surface, he will be sexually aggressive, mentally attacked, and violent. The label will be increased by one. While restraining, questioning and humiliating, at the same time, well, he does not intend to really touch or hook up with other female insects... Forget it, this is for revenge, so there will be no more bragging, which is understandable. I think Shang Fuyan has become the person he hates the most. In the plot description, he should be imitating Lanster. From what I've seen so far, I don't know if Lanster has used any violence, but considering that the protagonist died in his previous life, let's just assume that he did. In fact, I kind of hate being both arrogant and arrogant (oh, this word seems a bit too much). I ridicule, belittle and condemn female insects, and at the same time humiliate myself for not doing good things, and then suddenly want to be righteous for male insects... Actually..., Well, the problem is not particularly big. Humans, many times can't help but have double standards. In fact, it is still not tragic enough. In this group of male insects... There are not even females killing each other. Then there is a mental crisis on the forehead, and the feeling of sadness is high now. Yes, the female insect will die if she leaves the male insect, but the male insect will not die if it leaves the female insect... …"God's" preference is undoubtedly I vented my grievances against Zerg Wen.