A Beast in the Insectoid World Gives a Military Female a Home

It's hard to find a Zerg novel that's not one-on-one, and it's even harder if the plot is novel and not cliché. I discovered another treasure. Cat 🐱 is so cute. Don't worry if you thought the cat was being plotted by the female bug. The cat has stood up since leaving the desert star. Not only does it have no language barrier, but it is also familiar with the law. It no longer has the silly and cute feeling on the desert star. It is a stable, smart and reliable cat owner, and a cat owner with absolute sovereignty.

Very pretty. Cats are not like the protagonists in some articles, who are like idiots who have never seen handsome men before. They will not throw away their brains and lick their lovers as soon as they meet them. The plot is not boring and quite reasonable. I just feel that the quality of the enemies arranged is not very high, and the support and attack are very powerful, which is a great point. However, these enemies are not ranked among the Zerg, let alone compared with the attack. They are simply far inferior to the attack. At present, the 16th one who seems to be the most favored has average conditions, and the psychological description in the early stage is so crooked that it is not favorable. All in all, it was nothing outstanding, and I felt like I was being taken advantage of. Well, one of them called Spot got wiped. In fact, I'm a little unclear about the cat's personality at the moment. His original world was probably 1V1, but he felt that he had no feelings for these feelings and could accept them all without any obstacles, and there was no force majeure that required him to accept them all. The only thing that made him hesitate and led to no relationship so far was the issue of offspring. He didn't seem to feel anything special when he saw Spot being wiped, at least his reaction was a bit beyond my expectation. Cats, are they really animals?

The author said that he is an author for the first time, so he is really talented. As of Chapter 25, in terms of shaping the microscopic worldview, it is the most reasonable among the Zerg novels I have read recently. The combination of optimism and the inertia of thinking shaped by the environment is the normal state of civilization. Many articles either naively equalize the male and female Zerg species, or write the females very tragically. In fact, people are extremely malleable and adaptable. Even if they are born in a bad environment, it is impossible for a majority group to be permanently and comprehensively in sorrow and despair. In the author's article, the female insect's laughter and ridicule and constant self-rescue on the deserted star make the society appear to be in line with common sense. Lightning protection: ① The entire female worm Huangxing is a village of kidnappers, and everyone is lying to the protagonist (both subjectively and unintentionally). This is reasonable from the perspective of Zerg society, but some people must not understand it. ② To advance the plot, the protagonist has difficulty communicating when he first arrives. The protagonist sometimes seems a bit silly. The author is somewhat deliberate in shaping the plot of some misunderstandings. Generally speaking, there is no big problem. Most of the characters are relatively cute. ③ Someone in the commentary said that the main character will still be E-level when the mental power is tested again later. I don't know if it's true or not. I haven't seen it yet. It's fun to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. If you keep pretending to be a pig, you will really become a pig. I hope not.

Seeing now, I feel full of calculation. What a clear, simple and inexperienced protagonist! The motivation to keep reading is that I hope the protagonist can return to his hometown!

Treasure article! Super pretty! The bamboo raccoon dog is handsome and cute, a cat with great fighting ability (let me touch it [blow a kiss]) Give the author a crazy heartfelt [love][love][love][love][love][love]

The author's writing is great! The content and story are also very unique. It has its own worldview structure for the Zerg and explains some of the problems of the Zerg! I think this is very good. I read a lot of Zerg literature that likes to build a very grand world view, but if the details cannot be delved into, it feels hollow. It is purely used as a background for the protagonist to fall in love. But the protagonist of this story, Cat, makes me feel that going home is his first goal, and falling in love is just a spice on the way home. Cat's subjectivity has always been very strong! Please support me and I hope the author will update it as soon as possible!

This bl Zerg novel is so cute. It starts with a cat orc waking up in the Zerg world. He cannot understand the Zerg language and slowly learns the language. There is no system or rebirth routine. It is very easy to get along with other Zerg. It does not repeat the gratitude or admiration of female insects for cats and cats, which are different from male insects. It is the Zerg novel that I have finally been able to find and read in the past few months.

It's rare to see such a complete and logical story in a Zerg article. Many Zerg articles just briefly touch upon the experiences of the low-level Zerg, just like a setting, just to highlight the protagonists. It feels as thin as a piece of paper put on a stage to perform. But this article is really detailed. The sadness and misery of the small people at the bottom, the cruelty, cannibalism, and perversion of the upper class. In some places, I can't bear to read it. The protagonist is also very cute and real, and there is no conspiracy. He said he wanted to save this place and save someone. He always acted directly after making a plan. If he couldn't handle it, he would help, but he would not make trouble for himself. His goal was very clear, find his lost companions, send messages, and go home. He also did it. He attracted the alliance, had the alliance as a backer, and then made political connections with the empire. Through construction, he affected the humanistic environment of the empire. This kind of change is relatively mild and is carried out through cultural influence. I am looking forward to the following plots.

Needless to say, there is a rag plot, but the author said in the first chapter that there are psychological expectations, and the protagonist is the rescuer. Even if I don't have this habit, I can watch it without any discomfort🥺😋☝️In the previous part, it felt a bit miserable for Mao Mao to be cheated, but Mao Mao is actually very strong. It's just that I didn't understand the situation at the beginning and couldn't understand the words. It would be great if I could understand it later. Moreover, the S-level of the Zerg is equivalent to the B-level of Maomao's hometown. Cats are S-level and can lift up the S-level in this world☝️So even if Cat never loses his horse, it will have no effect.

I don't understand why the rating is so low. The overall framework of this book is really the most complete one I have read so far in the Zerg novels. It explains clearly why there are Zerg, why there are fewer males and more females, and a distorted view of society that regards males as subordinates. Instead of using the setting of Zerg to create a brainless harem sweet pet novel... The author's big setting is really well written. I hope that more people will read this book, and then the rating will gradually increase. It is a blessing to have such an author.