Entering the Game Early to Build an Abyssal Insectoid Army!

This novel is very much in line with the "Reincarnation Paradise" style, borrowing its talent panel and Kukulin White Night's Zerg mass production mode. The protagonist is reborn as an ant with a similar skill point allocation system to Deep Blue, gradually evolving using an adaptive evolution talent.

The plot is very exciting, and the battles are thrilling.

So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!

So far, it seems pretty good; the reasons for prioritizing the protagonist are all plausible. Actually, setting up skills of S rank and above that require high-level upgrade points for upgrades, and having a longer recovery time for high-level upgrade points, would be more reasonable. For example: a regular upgrade point is gained every day, a high-level upgrade point is gained every 10 days, and a super upgrade point is gained every 100 days.

So far, it's a pretty good read, a satisfying read with a powerful protagonist and no major flaws. The story doesn't suppress the protagonist's strength; his power increases quite quickly, especially in chapter 66 where he undergoes a major evolution. His power level rises significantly. I hope the story continues to be enjoyable after the player arrives, and that it doesn't become overly sentimental or overly compassionate. 🤦

1. Start as an ant and evolve infinitely. 2. Individual Evolution – Collective Evolution: Zerg 4. Characteristic Villains: Abyss abilities, Sinful Shop, Manipulating the Fourth Calamity Reading skills: Skip the skill data on the panel quickly—enhance the reading experience, disregard the panel's logical consistency.

I love watching this kind of thing, I hope it becomes popular and I want to watch it for a long time 🤭

It's fine, no major problems for now. I originally thought it was a mass-production strategy, but it turns out to be a Devour-Evolution strategy. I heard there's also mass-production later on, but I haven't seen it yet. And the protagonist isn't an ant anymore, he's clearly a Tyranid! Scythes, exoskeleton, tentacles—don't hide it, you giant devourer!

It looks great, and the data is very accurate.

I totally approve. It's well-organized, the power-ups aren't that outrageous, and the character progression is quite interesting. It deserves five stars. It can be a "feel-good" story, or it can be better than a "feel-good" story. "Feel-good" stories are just about getting happy and then it's over, while this story is about getting stronger while enjoying the experience. I love it, I absolutely adore it!