I Reign Supreme at the Five Zerg Military Academies

Already reviewed ~ completely in line with my xp! ! ! ! Teacher, I really want to praise you! ! ! ! The plot, emotions and brain are both online! ! Friendship, family, and emotions are all interesting and warm! ! Occasionally a little passionate (?), Not cheating or brainless, but a great read! ! Each chapter after the Bu Shui plot has about 4,000 to 5,000 words. There are currently no surprises. If you are tired of reading too many traditional Zerg stories, please come and read it! ! If you want to watch the plot and emotions online, instead of being sweet and boring all day long, I highly recommend it! ! ! There is no weak attack in the name of double strength. . Anyway, I enjoyed it. . It's really interesting! ! I hope the teacher will not stop updating and give up updating! ! ! ! ! Super pretty! ! ! !

The Zerg story about the growth line is very novel. The protagonist grows step by step, from a weak to a strong person. He is neither inferior nor conceited, and has his own unique opinions and viewpoints. And it's not embarrassing. I hope the author will continue writing. [Love]

It is really refreshing among the many Zerg articles. The more than 40 chapters of this book have really focused on the protagonist upgrading and fighting monsters, almost completely downplaying the protagonist's identity as a male insect, and showing how a "sub-female" with ordinary congenital conditions (in the standard of military females) competes with a group of talented people on a platform where genes determine destiny. So far, the author has almost completely disclosed no specific information about the male insects in this worldview, their status, strength level or even the male-to-male ratio. The only thing related to Lin Nuo's identity as a male insect in the development of the plot is the attention of Uranos, the strongest man. This makes the interstellar worldview of the Zerg a lot more realistic and gives a lot of space for creation. After all, the perspective in classic male-female 1v1 stories is often looking down from the tip of the pyramid, and females always have the same attitude. Logically speaking, the internal competition among females will only make the females around the protagonist (including but not limited to CP) block the protagonist's sight as much as possible, so that even if he looks down, he cannot see at all. The broad masses, the whole society, but the protagonist of this book and many of the people the protagonist has come into contact with are at the bottom of the most authoritative platform, but they also have different positions in their respective original forces. There are middle-aged men in prominent families who are mediocre compared to their heirs, abandoned members of small families, and the best people from remote and barren areas like the protagonist. The protagonist's vision can have multiple dimensions, and his background determines that he has a precious perspective of looking from the bottom up. He has rooted himself in this world (he has always had amnesia about time travel), so this can be a story that breaks out of the love frame, is flesh-and-blood, and records the journey.

I personally like it. You's sense of inhumanity is really strong, but the main character is a bit vague, and sometimes I don't quite understand why/what he's awkward about. At present, a small piece of vest has fallen off, which is the kind of tacit understanding between the two. The current level of exclusion of Asian women makes me look forward to the slap-in-the-face plot. Some plots advance slowly. According to the current speed, it may take about a week to completely update the plot of a small climax (but recently it has been updated twice a day). The transitional content before entering the next plot point may take another half a week. This rhythm may seem to some old bookworms. It's a bit suspicious of hydrology, but I can see that the author is not the kind of person who just pastes "I am in hydrology" between the lines. Sometimes the structure is just a bit scattered, so the description here is a bit awkward, and I can accept this level, it is harmless. Theoretically I should read it once a week, but I really like it and am afraid that this book will kill me. I feel like the author likes interaction. When Tomato updates, I can't post paragraphs and can't give timely feedback. I can only follow updates every day and poke the shitty yellow button + post comments very occasionally. Don't break your teeth.ヾ( ･`⌓´･)ﾉﾞ No longer updated? It's a bit of a pity...

The early upgrade flow is well written. The protagonist steadily accumulates knowledge, polishes his own strength, steadily becomes stronger, and completes counterattacks and slaps in the face along the way. But the teacher who secretly adjusted the pain level of the protagonist, and the people behind the academy who were scheming behind the scenes, just because You's father was in a high position, could easily end their mistakes by simply apologizing after the protagonist's identity was exposed. The protagonist performed brilliantly in the first two games, had a sharp mind, and cooperated with his companions to lead the team to progress together. But after their identity was exposed, everyone's attitude suddenly changed. All the characters who used to exclude and despise him, including the team leader and event organizer, no longer care about the protagonist's long-term hard work, just because the protagonist, an S-class male insect, carefully treated and cared for him, completely obliterating all his efforts. Riyu was originally set to be a top-notch genius, but as a result, the overall level of the contestants was generally high, which diluted his uniqueness. After the identity of the protagonist was revealed, this character gradually became a background figure, conflicting with the role of the guard. His level advantage and status in the legion were not further improved, and he was still controlled by his family. Instead of doing this, it's better to take the initiative to express your feelings. The overall writing is smooth, but the emotional processing between the characters is a little rough. I look forward to the plot of the protagonist when he becomes an adult.

Although the characters are relatively typical, the author writes quite likable ones. I have read a lot of Zerg sweet pet stories. I have read 37 chapters of this book so far, and it looks pretty good. 0'S character is a bit unexpected. I haven't seen the back yet, so I'm a little surprised now. 0 Has a good personality, but it seems to me that it is a bloody one. Although there is a reason for pheromone attraction, it feels quite different. I'm not sure. I'll give it a try. Come on, author. It has a unique sense of nature. I like it! It's chapter 48 now. Because it's a serial, I'm a little reluctant to read it hahh. Please do your best, author! Lin Nuo's bravery is really enviable. Maybe this is a quality I don't have.

Lin Nuo is very good, motivated, willing to work hard, self-disciplined, has no golden fingers, and takes every step step by step. Moreover, Lin Nuo is also polite to other insects, including Anton. He hopes to take Anton over... But this emotional line is a bit inappropriate (personal opinion) I feel that the autonomy space given to Lin Nuo is too small, almost oppressed. On the surface, she is a sub-female (currently her mental strength seems to be C, and she cannot convince the public). Don't watch it if she is a heavy attack and control person. She is easy to get upset, but she is excellent in all conditions. She is also strong in relationships and is control-friendly. To sum it up, it is suitable for control, but it is frustrating for attack and control. Xiao You is so cute (*/∇＼*), Nono has such control👍👍👍 (definitely JPG)

It's super pretty. I've been looking for this kind of male-female look, but there are very few of this type. This article is entirely written from the perspective of the life and study of female insects, the conflicts between their ranks, the conflicts between family origins, as well as the conflicts between individual soldiers and mecha workers and their thoughts. There is a problem in the mecha engineering department that needs to be reformed. I don't know if it is related to these problems. Looking forward to(✧◡✧)

I like this kind of different Zerg writing. The male Zerg is very strong and clear from the beginning. A dependable effort. I like to rely on hard work. (There is a little bit of love, although the group portraits are very well described, but it would have been better if the love scenes involved each other.) In short, if you like watching, write more

The group portrait is great! The plot of the group portrait is very well written, and the growth path of the protagonist is also very clear. There is no inexplicable improvement, it is all the protagonist's real efforts. Every insect written is not black and white, they all have evil and good sides. The characters are all very three-dimensional, but the emotional lines are It's a bit thin. I hope the author can spend more time on depicting the emotional line. After all, although it is a group portrait article, some people come here for the emotional line. I hope the author can make Shou's character more distinct in the later stage, and at the same time let Shou clearly understand his own feelings. All in all, I quite like this kind of novel. I like the protagonist to grow up step by step through his own efforts. It may be related to my experience. This kind of novel is more attractive than the inexplicable Golden Finger. I love you, boss. It's really cool to write.