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The writing is very unique. I have seen Soul Body play B-games before. Those games almost always revolve around the game from beginning to end, and they only have a body at the end. But this one is different. It is a real game, not a soul playing a role, and the protagonist has a body in a very short time. Those related to games are more related to Zerg society.

Ahhhhhh! It's so beautiful, it's really a novel Zerg novel. Because the protagonist of a certain Zerg novel became popular, many Zerg novels began to be written. Therefore, the protagonist of this article is different. He earns faith points by doing literary games and love games. A really unique and original idea! This novel is very popular even if it is placed on the novel desk next door. And the most important thing is that the protagonist is a soul at the beginning and can only be seen by Shou. I have never seen this joke in Zerg novels. It is so beautiful! The writing is also great! The purpose of this novel is probably to collect faith through spiritual products such as cultural games and novels produced by the protagonist, so that all Zerg can feel the love and affection they have never felt before. I really hope that there is no cp, and the author's writing about family affection will impress me more. Moreover, the author is good at writing supporting character plots, and I was struck by just a few sentences. It was an old enemy. Before the war, a gave the most important thing (the boss's belongings) to b. A died after the war. The plot of Shou coming to get something, B hearing a few words after A's death and Shou's thoughts hinting that they were having an affair, having a two-way crush on B, was really great! I've never had such an androgyny before I always feel that the author is a master who has been writing articles for a long time. No matter who you are, please update it quickly~ There will be more novel novels in the future~ This couple has no plot at all later on, and it is even just my guess that these two have a two-way secret love, but they suppressed this relationship because they are both female insects. They are enemies on the surface, but they are actually husband and wife. The author caught my attention in just a few sentences, which shows how wonderful the writing is. And I don't agree with someone in the comment area who said, "Why is there a short story interspersed in this novel?" Because that short story is quite important. The male and female bugs in the short story are powerful alliances. The story of you giving birth to me before you give birth to me, and giving birth to you and you are old has directly opened up the new xp of the Zerg race. It turns out that male bugs can also be full of love, and it turns out that female bugs can also expect to be loved. So this short story is really important. It's not what the comment section says. Why is it another story?

There is no heroine, Shuang Nan mainly attacks what! What! Are you saying that the protagonist meets a precocious child with low self-esteem? I laughed on behalf of the protagonist😋 Also, is he the president of the association with a mean-tongued, handsome and super good actor? I also laughed at it😋 The story has just begun😋 I haven't seen enough yet. Why does it look so good🥺 Come and show it to me🥺 It's really delicious😋 Let's taste it slowly together👄

Ahhhhh, what a novel idea! There is currently no meal replacement on the platform! Woohoo, the writing is great, why doesn't the author really make a B-game [facepalm]? It's so exciting to play a B-game in the Zerg worldview! ! ! ! Rigorous logic and a grand worldview. Instead of directly giving the protagonist an identity, he was asked to find his own way to get it! Great article, my breasts are clear after reading it! The protagonist is the most handsome and suave! Modo Modo, the male insect with eight-pack abs! The description of Byou is extremely attractive! I love them all, whether they are pink, gold, or black, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... Personally, when I see an interesting subject matter, I try to ignore the shortcomings in writing, so I hope everyone can ignore the big and small shortcomings and look at the advantages! Everyone has their own preferences for radish, greens and vegetables. What I love may not necessarily be yours. If you like it, just click in and let's have fun together. If you don't like it, just exit. There's no need to leave negative comments and complain~ Okay, that's it for the review, the last one! Update soon! ! ! ! ! It's too little for one day! Not enough to watch [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

It's a vest story, and those who like to read more CP will like it very much. The male protagonist's vest has the attribute of being a heartthrob (after all, the vest is a male insect on the Zerg network) (◍＞◡＜◍)

The author really writes very well. I just finished reading the story of Moraka and Biel. They are so sweet that they even made me a little defensive. I cried The story between the two of them is also very pure and beautiful in reality, and even makes me a little jealous. They are obviously in a twisted world view like the Zerg, but they still love each other so much I know that I am a very despicable person. I have no sense of existence in reality, and I am not outstanding. A large part of the reason why I love reading Zerg novels is that the female insects in them are very miserable, which can give me some comfort in my twisted psychology. The female insects described in it are all people I can't come into contact with in the real world. I don't believe in love. But after reading the author's description of their family of three, I was very happy with them at first, but what followed was a breakdown in defense, sadness, and even jealousy of Yao. I felt like I was just like those jealous insects in the book. Even though he was not good at all, his parents loved him very much. I don't understand. There are obviously many CPs in other novels that I think are very sweet, but I was still shocked by the author's description. I think it may be because it is too real and too pure of love. … Sorry, my tears have been hitting the screen of my phone. These are just some of my thoughts.

After watching part of it, the setting is actually pretty good. But the dialogue made it difficult for me to stick with it. In the dialogue, especially the speech of the female protagonist, almost every sentence has the ending modal particle oh. It's strange that even a ten-year-old child doesn't know how to use it, let alone a little female insect who has such a hard time growing up.

Oh My God! It feels like a very new Zerg novel. It doesn't have that strong sense of class. Instead, it enhances the sense of immersion and gives it a novel feeling! ✪ω✪ദ് Was attracted by the theme of B-game. It is a super new book, but this original B-game is so interesting! I feel like if there was such a thing in real life, I would really play [face covering]

When I read the second Chinese part of the article, I felt that the plot was a bit delayed, and I preferred the part where the author's protagonist played the game. Although the text is a necessary part of the subsequent plot development, and it is also a foreshadowing for the new game to be made next. It is indeed very important, but the foreshadowing is too long, and too much text will deviate from the main line of the novel. After all, this is a novel in which the protagonist plays a game. It can be written in Chinese, but it will be more attractive when reflected in the plot of the game, because I started to read it seriously when the author wrote about the protagonist playing a second game. The author is really good at writing the plot of the second game. It is very exciting. I look forward to the follow-up.

! This is super nice [top post]. The settings for the Zerg are not rigid, and the rhythm is very good. I have definitely played the B game and know the key points. The writing is very realistic (game aspect). [Face covering] It may be due to my personal reasons. In the early stage, the name of the worm was always incompatible with the reputation of the worm.

I particularly like the process of the protagonist Leran doing those B-games! ! ! It's really super pretty! It's all done twice! But I think the protagonist's own CP is a bit cumbersome and a bit forced. I don't like it very much...

The protagonist is well portrayed, the character is vivid, and the changes in the relationship between the characters are not blunt. The plot is fast-paced and the description is delicate. The content of Byouyuwen in Chinese is also good to read. The only problem is that there is less (knock on the bowl and wait for the food to come. Jpg)

The overall plot is very good. If the writing can be polished a little more, the reading experience may be better. It's just a personal suggestion. It's not malicious. If you don't agree, you can just ignore it. Please don't attack me for it. Thank you for your understanding.

The story written in this book has multiple coexistences. For people like me who just want to watch the game, it will be more troublesome. I always need to skip it. If I don't have such needs, the writing is still very good.

It's very interesting. It's the first time I've seen this Zerg+B game type novel. The subject matter is very novel, and the author's description is also very good. The main character is Leran Juanwang. [A small part of the text is super interesting in Chinese, and the short script of Shuangqiangbe ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧] The main plot is also interesting. Come on, come on, update it soon.

It's my favorite subject, but it's a bit biased. I'd rather write more about games [please update]

I came in for the sake of naming. I felt that the early stage focused more on describing the emotions of the two people and the growth of the child. There were not many elements of the second game. It felt like two lines were running in parallel and the reality was heavier.

This is the first time I have reviewed a book in many years. It is a relatively new and rare subject. I particularly like the setting of this game, and the existence of the system is comparable to Goldfinger. The process of making the game is so exciting. The emotional portrayal is very delicate and the character setting is very vivid. I have tied it after just one day of reading. I hope the author will release 500 chapters in a day [crying]. I am very much looking forward to the next plot development! ! ! ! ! !

To be honest, this book is well written, and the short stories in it are also good, but I just thought it was over when I went on a trip and wanted to see the world. I read a little more emotionally later on, maybe because I didn't like the bug very much, so I only read the end of the last chapter, and I thought I had finished reading it.

There is too little content in the second game... The character dialogue style is too early Japanese manga style, so it is suitable for skipping.

After reading it, why is there no Twins game in the introduction? The content is pretty good, but there are too many names and I can't remember the names. I thought there would be a live broadcast of a game about raising cubs, but there wasn't. The rest is about fighting crime and then reuniting the family. I feel that there are relatively few descriptions of the game.

It's very interesting, although I haven't read many Zerg novels. I've only read unit novels before. This is the first time I've seen this kind of combination of writing novels and creating games with Zerg novels. In the past, I only read interstellar novels, or Wenzong Gong, etc. I really like these original short stories by the "protagonist", because they are more suitable for people like me who like fast pace. I also I really hope it has no CP (mainly because it feels a bit similar). The only CP I have is the male and female insects in the first novel written by the protagonist. You are born and I am not born, and the love that spans time and space is so annoying to me. Although it is not the best written Zerg novel or novel and game writing I have read, what I like most is that there are a lot of typos.

Looks good! It's also very interesting to watch the protagonist's love game and write a novel. It's also a two-male protagonist. I'm looking forward to it even more. It's just a little small. Please try to update it [crazy] [please update] [blowing kiss] [sending heart]

The Chinese version of the text is also very good. When I read it, there were only about 50 chapters. Now I am chasing after the specimens [almost crying] Come on! Keep up the pace, it looks great so far, I love it! ! ! [Top post][Top post][Top post] I also really love the description of game cards (the pictures in my brain are so great!!) I hope there will be more descriptions of the development of the game industry, game story lines, etc. (What fans are screaming, crying, Jie Jie Jie Jie [sneaky laugh])

This is a relatively new Zerg-themed book. It is very interesting. The author's writing style is also improving. The travel plot and short plot in classical Chinese are quite interesting. I hope there will be more [admiration][admiration]

It actually looks pretty good, but could you please not have so many exclamation points? I'm so tired from watching it. . . And there are too many modal particles. It's really tiring to watch. It should be okay to read from more than 60 chapters back.

Ah, it's very interesting. I like the two characters, but there are a lot of descriptions about the game. For someone like me who can't remember the names, it's hard to tell the difference between the reality and the plot of the game. The ending was a bit sudden, and the meaning is still unfinished.

Give it a four-star encouragement, at least the content of Game B is quite interesting. If you are a book lover who comes to see CP, your impression may not be very good.

It's nice to watch, but can there be more plot in Game B? I really like watching this part.

Nice! Maybe it's because the main character's love story hasn't started yet, but it's the main story that I could read for the first time! The family ties are also very touching, and the writing is very loving. Ps. I don't give it five stars because I heard that five-star reviews don't count.