Sheng Huai traveled into the Zerg novel and became Roland, the cannon fodder who died the worst in the original novel - the villain hero whose throat was cut by the crazy critic Leon!
What's even more outrageous is that not only is he a useless D-class male, he is also the second-in-command of the rebels and is wanted by the entire galaxy! But his female monarch, Leon, the most high-profile second prince in the empire and the dean of the Mecha Research Institute, was forced to marry him, an inferior male, and completely lost the right to inherit the throne.
The whole Internet is betting on when Leon will kill him.
Leon pinched his chin and sneered: "Master, what do you think... Should I kill you first, or kill all those who laugh at me first?"
Sheng Huai: ... I have lost my memory, there must be still time!
In order to survive, he trembled to increase Leon's favorability, but the other party didn't buy it at all——
"With D-level mental power, even lying is so ridiculous."
"You think I would believe the sweet words of a male insect?"
Until one day, the imperial army surrounded the house, and Leon pressed him against the wall, his ice blue eyes darkened: "My lord, if you dare to betray me..."
I will let the entire empire be buried with you.
Reader comments
At first I thought it was a redemption story, a sweet pet kind of thing, but it turned out to be a Machiavellian plot, but I was still very interested and continued reading because it was very interesting. The plot is a bit convoluted, but it is explained in the last few chapters. It's a bit hard to accept that everyone is just one move behind the game. Maybe it's not perfect but it's perfect. I felt a slight sense of loss after reading it. It's a very good book. I highly recommend it.
So far, I think it's very interesting. I feel that there are still many mysteries that have not been solved, such as Roland's identity, whether the eldest prince is a good person, and why the diary told Sheng to be careful about the eldest prince, but so far it seems that he is a good person, and I feel that Roland's identity is also very mysterious... Looking forward to it
After reading this novel, what I didn't expect was that I was on the wrong side (it is a Zerg setting after all). This was something I didn't expect. This book consists of four pairs of CPs. It tells the story of a Blue Star man who traveled through time and space into the body of a male insect named Roland, died in the Zerg world, and finally returned to Earth. (So I don't have much candy. I said in the extra chapter that I'll meet again on Earth and I'll leave my thoughts to the readers [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]. Please write me some extra extras.)
This book is full of intrigues, brain-burning, twists and turns, and you won't know what's going on until you read the finale.
Here is a small spoiler for everyone. The real villain is the Insect Emperor (it is also foreshadowed in the article, saying that he is crazy and criticized). In order to pursue his so-called love, he went further and further on this road. He gave birth to three female insects with an insect he did not love. When he grew up, he treated the three of them. He also wanted to retaliate so hard that they would not live well (I pity the three of them for a few seconds [crying][crying][crying][crying], it was so miserable), and finally wanted to use the male protagonist's memory of the earth to return to the earth, and almost let him succeed. Fortunately, Roland and Theodore were reborn.
What needs to be avoided is that the positions are reversed, female * male hahaha, and you must read it to the end and read the extras, otherwise you will not be able to fill in many pitfalls.
Not bad. Is the ending he or be? , Don't be QAQ
Starting from Chapter 30, why did the writing style change? [Thinking] Suddenly the writing style changed, which made me a little uncomfortable [Thinking]
This is not a cookie-cutter Zerg novel. The final ending cannot be said to be be, nor can it be said to be he. It can be said that it is open to your own imagination or there is no ending, which is a bit regretful.
Awesome, the author is very sincere, 🥰
Good-looking Zerg article, the author may be a good writer [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Send a heart][Send a heart]
I've finished reading it. This Zerg novel is very interesting and I like the plot settings😍😍😍
At first I thought it was a redemption story, a sweet pet kind of thing, but it turned out to be a Machiavellian plot, but I was still very interested and continued reading because it was very interesting. The plot is a bit convoluted, but it is explained in the last few chapters. It's a bit hard to accept that everyone is just one move behind the game. Maybe it's not perfect but it's perfect. I felt a slight sense of loss after reading it. It's a very good book. I highly recommend it.
So far, I think it's very interesting. I feel that there are still many mysteries that have not been solved, such as Roland's identity, whether the eldest prince is a good person, and why the diary told Sheng to be careful about the eldest prince, but so far it seems that he is a good person, and I feel that Roland's identity is also very mysterious... Looking forward to it
After reading this novel, what I didn't expect was that I was on the wrong side (it is a Zerg setting after all). This was something I didn't expect. This book consists of four pairs of CPs. It tells the story of a Blue Star man who traveled through time and space into the body of a male insect named Roland, died in the Zerg world, and finally returned to Earth. (So I don't have much candy. I said in the extra chapter that I'll meet again on Earth and I'll leave my thoughts to the readers [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]. Please write me some extra extras.) This book is full of intrigues, brain-burning, twists and turns, and you won't know what's going on until you read the finale. Here is a small spoiler for everyone. The real villain is the Insect Emperor (it is also foreshadowed in the article, saying that he is crazy and criticized). In order to pursue his so-called love, he went further and further on this road. He gave birth to three female insects with an insect he did not love. When he grew up, he treated the three of them. He also wanted to retaliate so hard that they would not live well (I pity the three of them for a few seconds [crying][crying][crying][crying], it was so miserable), and finally wanted to use the male protagonist's memory of the earth to return to the earth, and almost let him succeed. Fortunately, Roland and Theodore were reborn. What needs to be avoided is that the positions are reversed, female * male hahaha, and you must read it to the end and read the extras, otherwise you will not be able to fill in many pitfalls.
Not bad. Is the ending he or be? , Don't be QAQ
Starting from Chapter 30, why did the writing style change? [Thinking] Suddenly the writing style changed, which made me a little uncomfortable [Thinking]
This is not a cookie-cutter Zerg novel. The final ending cannot be said to be be, nor can it be said to be he. It can be said that it is open to your own imagination or there is no ending, which is a bit regretful.
Awesome, the author is very sincere, 🥰
Good-looking Zerg article, the author may be a good writer [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Send a heart][Send a heart]
I've finished reading it. This Zerg novel is very interesting and I like the plot settings😍😍😍