A Vase's Self-Cultivation: Insectoid

I like the setting of multiple females in this article. Although the ones I have seen before are all 1v1, the writing of this article is quite reasonable and the appearance of females is not abrupt. The protagonist's character is also quite normal. In the first few chapters, I felt that the protagonist was a bit frustrated by being controlled, but after reading a few chapters, it got better. After other female insects appeared, it became more exciting to write the identity of the male insect of the protagonist. The author's writing style is quite good, the protagonist is not pretentious or pretentious, and the female insect that appears seems to be a good insect at present, and she is not the kind who has a bitter hatred for the male insect. She is a normal expectant of the male insect's feelings. (Secretly complaining, I've seen enough of the protagonist licking female insects. There are so many people who are eager for male insects. Why do you have to like someone who has a bad impression of you and may even kill you) The protagonist is under control. The protagonist is too frustrated and has been plotted and used by the female insects, especially Philo. While using the protagonist, he feels proud in his heart, but at the same time, he feels that they females are wronged and pitiful, so they must plot against the protagonist. Looking at what they have done, it is no wonder that the former male insects want to leave. Who would like to force themselves, imprison themselves, and plot against their own insects. Ever since he saw Philo scheming against the protagonist, he felt disgusted. Even though the protagonist's attitude towards them had always been friendly and conniving, Philo still felt that he was extremely wronged and wanted to make the protagonist obedient. Haha, that is to say, if you bully the weak and fear the strong, there should be a protagonist who must retaliate against you. I jumped to the back and searched for the chapter about Philo. It seems that Philo is still a fan of insects, and he even got a group of female insects to help him control the male insects. I haven't read the details, but it can be seen that Phillu's plan has been achieved. The protagonist said that he was dissatisfied with him, but in fact he did not punish him much, and he got along sweetly with the royal females according to his plan. I praised the author's writing skills before, which is indeed good, but not as bad as the writing style. Then I ran away as soon as I saw the protagonist feeling aggrieved, and I wouldn't have been ignored for so long.

Needless to say, after giving it a try, the author moved to the flower market 🍅, it's so exciting

Although the protagonist is an ordinary person, the article is very consistent with the Zerg setting. Under the background of the Zerg beings with fewer males and more females, there are hidden social contradictions that are bottomless. The difference is that some protagonists want to have equal rights, and some protagonists just want to fall in love casually. Sisi, who traveled through the day and became a male insect, was like an ordinary ordinary person who was suddenly crowned a king. He had power but could not use it, and had rights but could not use them. He just accepted the fate of the male insect to appease the female insect and reproduce. Knowing that everything is a scam by the female insect, she can only pretend to be happy. Because what's the use of exposing the scam other than stalemate the relationship? The female will not let her male go, and Sisi cannot bear to harm others. In the Zerg world, the male seems to be supreme. Who can understand the powerlessness of the male? The few male worms face a group of powerful female worms. If the males were not marked and restrained, they would have become the female worms' meal. This is also the reason why male insects are afraid. How should male insects protect themselves after losing their mental power and reproductive value? The gentleness of the male will only make the female push for more and devour the male completely. In the end, the male will be exhausted and the females will not let go and torture each other.

It looks good. The protagonist is summoned by the insect god to become a male insect. As a human soul, the protagonist has always underestimated his identity as a male and overestimated the status of the royal female insects. He has always regarded himself as a royal vase to satisfy his needs 🤦 and treated the female insects as Party A. The protagonist is in the Zerg clan. The love for the male insect also redeems myself from the shadow of childhood. It can be regarded as a two-way street. I think there is friction in the middle, and there are also times when I feel sad towards the protagonist of Party A. I think it is quite real. Then a pair of n, I reiterate it again, it is really beautiful [I almost cry]

I didn't win, I just finished reading Newlyweds, and when I came back from a trip, the book was gone 😢

Personal reading suggestions, generally speaking, it is a logical one, a bit heavy, not 1V1, the protagonist is a growth type, the overall pace is dark, and all the people are not good people (except Isis, every choice he makes is the best he can think of at the moment, and he can only weigh the benefits after realizing that his feelings are timely and without hesitation) Yes, this is a post recommended by Isis The only one I am personally optimistic about is Isis. In a foreign country, it is too difficult to have someone who truly understands me. The only thing that matters is whether there is any use in it. If there is no use and no use, if it is dead-set and has no intention, then this character is undoubtedly a failure. Others are very realistic in some aspects, like being controlled by a mark, losing themselves to a certain extent, or on the other hand, their outlook is completely different from that of the protagonist, and they cannot understand each other. If we really want to understand each other in the future, I can only say that the protagonist is miserable and tired. Personally, it is best not to do so. In an environment where there is an understanding of the situation, the inequality of status between the two parties, the incomprehension of the three views, and the entire world view of the Zerg, and the protagonist is an alien, it is unimaginable if he really wants to be alone with a bunch of beautiful people. Personally, all I can think of is the final ending of destruction 🤦. Of course, the above are all my personal opinions, and in the end, I sincerely hope that the protagonist can reach the end with Isis.

It's a pity that so few people have read such a great book about Zerg. Come and take a look, everyone. It's really good. The plot and writing are all online.

Super great article, overall attack, big cheers to the author, not many articles, super great, [KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS][Blow kiss]

It gave me angina.

Really beautiful👍👍👍👍