[Double Power + Soul Mate + Interstellar Future + Redemption] Weilan's insect life started in hell mode: hatching on the battlefield, life hanging by a thread.
Fortunately (?) I met the intern system 7788 who was lost in the turbulence of time and space. In order to save him, the system energy was at the bottom, so I could only live in the Zerg world with the little insect cubs for five years.
As soon as I learned how to run, the system seriously notified me: "Baby, you have to pay back the life-saving money - come with me to work in another world for hundreds of years!"
As a result, the five-year-old male worm embarked on a long road to work and served as a "civilized observer" in countless technological worlds for hundreds of years.
Retire after success and make a wish to return home.
When you open your eyes, you will see that thousands of years have passed! The science and technology tree in my hometown is crooked, the female insect has become a walking explosive bag, and the male insect has degenerated into a "comfort patch", and the entire civilization is in danger.
The system panicked and codes flew around: "Host! We won't take this mess anymore! Run away!"
Small Theater
The entire Zerg race was shocked: Is that brutal general who was dying mentally stable? Has the combat power increased? !
Renn (pushing him against the wall, his voice hoarse): ... Repair it again?
Wei Lan (spiritual power lingering on his fingertips): This time... There is a charge.
Reader comments
The protagonist's behavior is quite consistent with the description of advanced civilization I read in a comment before: great power is a kind of surplus, not a declaration of "doing whatever you want", but a restraint of "not doing something". Even if morality is meaningless to them, there are still noble people who use this surplus to create a better world. I rarely write book reviews, but I can't stand it anymore when I see rumors spread in the margins and "it's all for your own good"
A very interesting book! It has a very good portrayal of the class differentiation of the Zerg. It has a wide range of thinking and a relatively slow emotional progress. It is highly recommended by Amway (unfortunately, there are too few more, and there is not enough food to eat)
Ahhhh it's really good to watch, the rhythm and tension are really exciting, and the plot is also very enjoyable. I really like it. TT
It's a good saying to ask yourself before confirming a treaty.
The protagonist's behavior is quite consistent with the description of advanced civilization I read in a comment before: great power is a kind of surplus, not a declaration of "doing whatever you want", but a restraint of "not doing something". Even if morality is meaningless to them, there are still noble people who use this surplus to create a better world. I rarely write book reviews, but I can't stand it anymore when I see rumors spread in the margins and "it's all for your own good"
A very interesting book! It has a very good portrayal of the class differentiation of the Zerg. It has a wide range of thinking and a relatively slow emotional progress. It is highly recommended by Amway (unfortunately, there are too few more, and there is not enough food to eat)
Ahhhh it's really good to watch, the rhythm and tension are really exciting, and the plot is also very enjoyable. I really like it. TT
It's a good saying to ask yourself before confirming a treaty.