
Reborn: I Don't Want to Be a Bug
重生之我不想当虫子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
279Chapters
7Reads
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I really like the setting of the Zerg novel where the male is superior to the female on the surface, but in fact the female has the power. In the setting of different views between Zerg and humans, Heinrich sticks to his own principles, and the subsequent description of the relationship between the protagonist and the female is getting better and better. It feels very natural, I like it very much, and I am addicted to it😌
It's very interesting. It's a rare Zerg novel. It's not a cookie-cutter story about a time-traveling male insect who changes the original owner's style and becomes a good insect and then falls in love. It may be a bit confusing at first, but then it gets better. Come on, author.
The name is a bit hard to remember, but the plot setting is very interesting. It's not the stereotypical earthling male insect doting on the female insect. The protagonist really hates the fact that he is a bug, hahaha, but the protagonist is in such a miserable situation. It feels like he will be caught and experimented at any time. I hope it will get better in the future. [Note] I have only read more than 20 chapters. I hope the rest of it will be good~
A very good book! The plot description in the back is very, very good, the character creation and dialogue are very mature. The front may be a bit messy at the beginning, but the writing style is really great!!!!! Come on, author!
What's interesting about this Zerg novel is that it has a different world view. On the surface, males are superior to females, but in fact, it's the females who are in charge. Once they are divided into males, even aristocratic males will wander outside the family and lose power. The males here do not gain a sense of existence by abusing female insects, but game, a game of power. Even if the males lose power, they do not completely give up the pursuit of power. This is a major highlight that is different from other Zerg novels. Let's talk about the male protagonist again. The transformation from human to insect, and from sub-female to male insect, the psychological portrayal and the changes in the character's behavior are all step-by-step. He is a flesh-and-blood character. The other supporting characters are not portrayed in facial makeup and have their own characteristics. To be honest, although it is from the perspective of the male protagonist, it is actually more of a group portrait. The characters are also a highlight of this article.
A great Zerg story, the story is told in a eloquent way, and clues are buried little by little. It is not a mouth-watering novel in the fast food era. It's just that Western-style names are too long and hard to remember, and there are so many people in attendance, well, I often can't remember them.
This is one of the novels I've ever read where you can never guess what the next chapter will be like. Except for the protagonist, most of the other characters can't remember who they are.
There are also some good points. My wife loves to bury clues. The plot is smooth and the character arcs are complete. The whole book is a puzzle. It can be said that I am really good at writing stories. There are also some shortcomings. There are too many characters, and I often can't remember their names. Sometimes it's the protagonist's memories, but I don't realize it until I see it later. Overall, it is a good book worth recommending.
It's been great so far, I hope it's not like integrating into Zerg society. I see that the current articles, except for one from Shark and one from GM, are all compromises, or the author has set up a world view that is very beneficial to the protagonist to achieve achievements. The beginning like this is not conducive to the protagonist and seems to be on the path of change. This is the only article I have read.
It's still good-looking, but the pace is slower than most of Tomato's novels. There's a lot of foreshadowing, and the overall progress of the content is still short. Please write slowly, and I'll pay more attention to the plot [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]