Wang Qiang takes a nap and wakes up transmigrated onto a battlefield where everyone is a combatant. Everyone else draws an S-rank or A-rank talent, each one unbelievably powerful. He’s the only one who draws a negative buff:
[Lord of the Seven Deadly Sins] [B]
Attributes: Increases combat unit attack power, doubles health, reduces sanity, lowers purchase costs, and fills units with lust. Your production units are extremely lazy.
System evaluation: The people have gone mad. They crave endless slaughter!
Wang Qiang decides he can’t choose the Human Empire, so he casually picks a nonhuman empire that sounds powerful:
[Galen Zerg] (custom Zerg)
Wang Qiang figures his troops would get mobbed if he let them out for a stroll, so he tries to stay out of major events and just trades arms on the side. The lords from Server 3 also tacitly agree not to tell the newcomers about the server merger.
Years later, when the new lords roll up to his Galen fortress in tanks, they discover that their enemy isn’t human at all. The Zerg infect their tanks with ease. The soldiers watch helplessly as their fallen teammates rise again and attack them, while one Brood Tyrant after another drops Banelings, spreading the plague ever farther…
The moment the first Galen starship rises into the sky, the fate of the entire star system is sealed. The moment warships circle overhead, the planet is doomed.
The Zerg’s biological fleet blankets the heavens, not to conquer, but to assimilate.
When the Zerg Overmind grips its flesh sword and swings hard at the so-called gods, a new god has already been born.
Writing about Zerg and limiting the population is also a talent
This book is quite nice