Infinite Evolution, Starting as a Worker Bee
从工蜂开始的无限进化
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 546k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Insect Swarm Evolution Diary虫群进化日记Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 9
Lord-Building Stories With a Slow Growth Arc, No Unique Troop Type from the Start
Not the kind where it's all “from the start, the only hidden unit” and “SSS-rank talent,” then the protagonist is ridiculously powerful from the start with everyone losing their intelligence. I'd like some clever mind games instead.
Zerg Novels, Not Ones Where the Protagonist Starts Out as a Zergling, but Ones Where They Create Their Own
I’m tired of stories where a bug pops up right from the start. I want the protagonist to create the creatures themselves.
StarCraft! Blizzard's StarCraft!
Looking for stories like Interstellar 2: Parallel Time and Space. Not those stories where having a crappy ship or piloting a mech is all it takes to make something a space opera!
Looking for StarCraft Stories (The Video Game)
I don't mean StarCraft in general, I mean StarCraft 1 or 2.
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.
Zerg
Are there any novels about a Zerg race conquering the universe?
Looking for Zerg Swarm Stories! Make Them Smart, Tech-Focused, and Good!
Any Books About the Zerg, Where They Build an Army and Conquer the Entire Universe?
Especially something like "In Another World, the Zerg Are Invincible". No female lead would be even better. I want someone who will stop at nothing to benefit himself.
In same booklists
Raising Ants in the Koprulu Sector
Reborn as the Zerg Commander
Mechanical Zerg
Sea of Stars: The Legacy of the Swarm
The Divine Race Rules the World
StarCraft Old Boys: Huang Laoxian Is Fifty-Fifty
Insectoid: So I’m the Child of Destiny
The Zerg's Rise: The Road to Godhood
Insectoid: The Star Pirate I Picked Up Keeps Pretending to Be Good
The Rise of the Insectoid
Zerg Overlord from the Start: Sweeping Through the Cultivation World!
Beast Taming: The Insectoid Queen and Her Billion-Strong Swarm
I Have to Rally the Troops Again
From the Apocalypse to the Stars, I Am the Swarm!
Global Lord: I Control the Zerg and Am Invincible
Insectoid: Reviving the Race by Helping a Succubus Relieve Her Frustration
Apocalypse: I Start Out with an Interstellar System
As the Will of the Swarm, I Am Everywhere!
Invincible in Another World with the Zerg at My Command
Summoning the Insect Swarm in Another World
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Several Hive Consciousnesses felt like a collective portrait, but a bit too active. A more detached, rational approach would have been better for early-stage Zerg swarms. Also, the "war" felt a bit like a single-player game; the enemy descriptions were too robotic. More comparisons between enemy and protagonist perspectives might have been better. Psionic research could be a highlight.
Well written, the setting is reasonable 😆 Why are you getting so many women around, you insect-watcher?
I haven't finished reading it yet, but I hope there will be less focus on the infighting and jealousy within the Zerg. This is a Zerg story, not a harem story. If you want a harem story, I can find other harem stories here, not Zerg stories.
Good read, a farming/zombie-themed novel. The descriptions of various Zerg buildings are excellent. Keep up the good work, author! It's still great! It feels like it's shifting from a lord-based farming story to an ensemble piece, but it's still excellent, with well-defined characters. [Sparrow's Masterpiece]
A farming novel with a touch of humor and a lighthearted feel, looking forward to going to space!
It's very good, currently without any flaws. The author is clearly very focused on writing it, with many details, including the world-building and plot development. It's a rare gem on Tomato, I don't know why it's not more popular.
Currently, this is the first Zerg novel I've found readable on Tomato Books; all the other recommendations I've encountered are lord-themed. How to put it? It just doesn't have the right flavor, it's not authentic, and it's not exactly light and refreshing—it's too spicy and gets cloying after a while.
While the excessive emotional descriptions detract from the unemotional feel of the Zerg high school, the farming elements are well-developed, the science fiction elements are strong, the interstellar setting is well-developed, and the various races are uniquely designed. These minor flaws don't overshadow the overall merits.
Highly recommended. Its strength lies in not directly copying StarCraft; it clearly has its own unique ideas. The descriptions of architecture are also quite good. However, there's a noticeable overemphasis on emotion. I hope the author continues to improve.
Come on, come on, come on! I originally wanted to read a story about natural disasters, but there are lots of beautiful women later on. A harem story would also be fine, since I like reading harem stories too. But why aren't harem stories erotic?