Reincarnated as a Zerg Hive: Starting in the Elven Forest

Very good, I really like the concept in it: sustainable development. I rarely see this kind of thing, I believe the author's academic qualifications are not low. Maybe for some people, well, the writing style may not be acceptable. The author is still a newbie, so he's still a little um, rusty, but it's pretty good to be able to combine academics and novels like this. The plot is very good and some of the creatures in it are also very interesting. It looks pretty cool to me. I believe in the author, come on, I'm optimistic about you (ง•̀_•́)ง

Definitely a great book with potential. Looking at other Zerg novels, they all develop in a destructive manner, which makes me worry about the subsequent depletion of resources. But this book perfectly combines sustainability with Zerg, and judging from the current trend, there will be no betrayal of old-fashioned allies but common development. Be optimistic about the author

I think it's very interesting. Firstly, although the protagonist is a Zerg, it is different from the traditional evolutionary flow of destruction and devouring. The author has taken a new path of mutual benefit, symbiosis and peace of the Zerg, which is not so cliche.

It is different from other insect swarm novels. Abandoned any vocabulary related to the insect swarm in the past. Just like the elf said in the article. A true friendly spirit of nature. I like this setting very much.

A very good book. (This is my first time writing a long review for a book) The first is to get rid of the pure killing and brutality of the original Zerg. We have truly achieved peaceful coexistence beyond the zero-sum game. It can be said to be the first Chinese civilization of this type of literature. (Maybe it's because I haven't read many books and haven't found other genres) The story is very good, and so far the setting is not as good. It should also be due to the fact that this type of text itself has a very rich setting at present. It can only be said that we stand on the shoulders of those who came before us. In terms of writing, I feel that there is some inexperience, or that I have failed to control the appeal and rationality, but I can only say that it is harmless. But there are still some problems with the structural narrative aspect of the story. From the perspective of structural narrative, it feels like a running account. In fact, this is the writing problem mentioned earlier. If the structural narrative of a story is the bones of a story, then this article still doesn't have much muscle (but it doesn't seem that important due to the skeleton problem). But the bone removal itself is really skinny.

Different from the previous intrusive development, the protagonist implements a concept of symbiosis and cyclic development, and brings a new life to the world with a friendly attitude. We look forward to her follow-up 💕💕💕

It's quite interesting, and the plot is novel and different, which I'm looking forward to. I want to ask, will the male protagonist create the Zerg Queen? I remember that the previous article proposed to make the Zerg semi-automatic, does it mean to give consciousness?

It's very good, the writing is very good, the picture is very rich, the plot is not the traditional Zerg extermination style development, it takes the symbiosis path, very interesting idea, there is a bit of Chinese development in it.

I like it. I usually like to watch daily life in other worlds and farming stories. This book also has wonderful ideas, showing the wonderful sparks produced by the combination of various Zerg technologies and magic. Every node of technological development seems very reasonable, at least from my superficial level of knowledge. The main questions I currently have are: 1. The changes in the daily life of the elves, although I am a bit curious about the protagonist, may it make some elves lose their jobs, change jobs, feel resentful or dissatisfied, or become a waste of food at home? What impressed me most so far are the elf craftsmen. Later I wonder if they will change jobs and become toy merchants or process furniture and repair certain places? At present, it seems that the author mainly writes about the two themes of development and resistance. However, we can still see some changes in the daily cooperation of the protagonist from some details, such as the division of labor and cooperation between the dark elves and the Zerg. It is no longer directly handled by the protagonist like last time. 2. A larger map. Judging from the current plot, I speculate that the author may write it out later. The world outside the Elven Depths is necessary for expansion and development. It may be that it is starting to expand with the goal of a whole planet, but to me, I think the ability is already very outrageous and powerful. It can be said that if there are no nuclear bombs, I wonder how the combat power compares with the modern army? Does this mean that we may encounter some more powerful enemies or allies in the future? I am worried about whether there will be some common problems such as combat power collapse in the later stage? Or is it not to completely unify the entire planet, but to explore the starry sky? If it were my idea, I think the author might write a lot of seals like the abyss in the later period, or other mysterious ancient ruins, or some giant dragons or powerful humans might appear. 3. Regarding racial and cultural issues, I feel that other races currently provide less assistance to the protagonist. I wonder if there will be some "legendary characters" in future races? If it were really designed and described, it would be an incredibly huge project just to think about it. Of course, maybe it won't be such a clichéd story. For example, starting from the mother tree, maybe it was made by gods or aliens. An insect nest from another perspective? Abandoned tools of war are indeed terrible. If you want to reasonably surpass this "creator", it is also very difficult to describe. However, I may not be interested in the stories of Fanza and Duzang at that time, but I will also be very curious about what kind of wonderful story the author can write. But I am also looking forward to the various possibilities and conflicts that can occur with more intelligent races in the future? And the threats that more powerful races, such as omnics, may pose. Or will the protagonist encounter a larger and "normal" insect nest? I'm curious about what wonderful sparks will be produced if two "style" insect nests are created? Should we continue to develop harmonious and friendly communication with each other? Or did they start fighting over a disagreement? 4. Remarks on reading. The above are some of my brief feelings and what I want to say about the novel and the plot. The author is really great! The current foreshadowing and plot development are as natural as water channels, as smooth as eating Dove and chocolate. Even listening to the book is a bit reluctant to listen, I just want to watch it carefully and understand it. Every point perfectly touches my favorite point. It is a rare good book that I have come across. Thank you to the author for allowing me to appreciate such a delightful story.

It is suitable for people who have an accurate understanding of "science" and "technology". This is a carnival of logic and the beauty of data. This book is very selective for readers. Those who want to read the third way can go away, because currently there is only one gender in the world in the book. People who like "metaphysics" or "sociology" can take a look. It's above food and grass. If it is updated faster, it can be said to be fairy grass. 🤔🤔🤔