Insectoid Race Vs. Ridiculous Players? I Hand Them Over to the Nation

The plot is very exciting and interesting. Everyone is celebrating the strength of the motherland but they don't know that the protagonist, a 16-year-old child, was abducted by the system into a strange world. The system asked him to deceive his compatriots, but the protagonist did not agree. When the protagonist was tortured and planned to die together, in his last phone call to his mother, he was told by the state to believe the trafficker. Finally, out of trust in the country, he sent his compatriots over. The protagonist felt that something was wrong, and after asking the system, he learned that the system was created by scientists from his own country. Except for those who knew about it, everyone thought that the protagonist was an NPC, and the video of the protagonist being tortured was also thought to be virtual. The protagonist is also working hard for the development of himself and the country. I feel so sorry for the protagonist [almost crying]

Nice looking, I like it. The rhythm is very comfortable and the writing is refreshing. But like the previous comment said, it's cruel. Not only is the process of the protagonist being tortured as a 16-year-old child impossible to ponder; the repeated deaths of the players when they are unable to block the pain at level one cannot be replaced; as a reader, we know very well that the Zerg are not NPCs but living intelligent beings, so the plot of being massacred by the rebels is also very shocking. After all, if you die, you are really dead. But fortunately, the author doesn't have any bad taste in torturing the readers. These uncomfortable parts are passed over as soon as possible, or at least the players are made to act crazy and not afraid of pain, and they do not focus on the despair experienced by the NPCs who are not rescued by the players. From another perspective, it is a novel that is "not suitable for reading with your brain". It would be better if later it could be explained why the protagonist was chosen without being notified in advance. This is still a bit confusing to me. Overall, I think it's worth watching. (I have put the current plot into my bookshelf for updates)

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ahem, let me tell you what attracted me to this article. 1. The description of the relationship between the military and the people: great! ! ! It completely explains what the Han people's relationship between the military and civilians is! Soldiers are born from the people and are inseparable from the people. What I like most is the scene where the gentle soldiers get along with the lovely people [crying] 2. I love group portraits! ! ! : In the opening scene, I was actually very disgusted with the system's operation, which was similar to human traffickers, but later on, I received real help from the protagonist group (and also, I didn't understand the author's attitude towards the existence of the system, so I'll put it aside for now). Then, Xiao Gu! ! ! I feel sorry for you [crying] [crying] [crying] You are only sixteen, you are a very determined and persevering little boy. We love you (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ) Thank you for your hard work. So are the cute workers (T_T) It must be painful when you can't turn on the pain shield. But there are also a lot of funny plots, not shitty jokes, very refreshing. Bad jokes, internet memes, embarrassing but cute behaviors, etc. I admit, I have fallen in love with them 3. The more controversial gender in Zerg novels: It's handled very well, please continue writing! Sister 07 comes up and gives the enemy a thunderous punch. She is the first to start physical development of the body. She is sharp, smart and has strong execution ability. Female soldiers are no worse than male soldiers! The article is really serious about everyone being equal, and the word "respect" is written between the lines. It is very polite. Players will blame themselves and reflect when they do something wrong. The author who wrote these souls must be a gentle person つ♡⊂ I love you so much! ! ! Ah, I have written so much without knowing it. In the final analysis, the core of the article is excellent and the rating is quite low, but I can't see the bright future. _(•̀ω•́ ∠)_Here I would like to make a suggestion (in a low voice). Please read the title of your book. . . Very tacky, to be honest, if it wasn't a daily recommendation, I really wouldn't have clicked in to find you (ﾟ3ﾟ)~♪

It's good-looking and interesting. The protagonist is the most miserable of all the fourth natural disasters I've seen, and he's also the youngest.

The story has a huge background and introduces Zerg and omnics. As the previously invincible existence in the universe, the human race refused to breed due to its own concept of fertility, and eventually dissipated in the long river of time, but its residual power over the Zerg and omnics was still there. Zerg and omnics, for individuals, have no self-thought, or even self. Several Zerg acquired the memories, thoughts and vision of their lives after accidentally eating humans. They thought that humans turned into insects, not insects into humans, and launched a series of calculations; while omnics strictly abide by the three laws of robots. As top technology, they are indispensable to humans. In the long disappearing years, technology has stagnated. They were created by humans. They have no innovation ability, no whimsy, and unbridled ideas. However, the three laws of robots are rooted in the underlying code. They are directly triggered in the latest chapter and have not been lost due to the erosion of time. This backdoor is very good. I like it very much. Looking at the full text, this is a typical group portrait article, funny, passionate, and youthful. There is no absolute protagonist or supporting role. Some have become bosses on the planet and opened stores. Some have become principals and opened kindergartens for the Zerg cubs to return to their old careers. In order to study Zerg technology day after day, some are always rushing to the front for the Zerg and the bottom worms, not afraid of wind and frost, not afraid of severe cold, and live to death. I may not remember the name of every player, but they all have a good life here...

Among the many Zerg articles I have read on Tomato, this one is the best! ! ! Super pretty! The setting of the combination of the Fourth Scourge and the Zerg is so delicious! Highly recommended for babies who like to read Zerg stories! ! ! I hope the author will update soon! I'd love to see more! ! !

On and off, finally tied! My favorite author's setting includes humans! And humans are invincible! Although the invincible and powerful humans belong to an ancient race that perished, there are legends about humans everywhere, and humans will be reborn among the Zerg! 6Ah! As a human being, I feel happy about this.

It's a very good novel. It's the second one I've read every day. The first one was written by the same author. It just came out. But the author's level is online, and readers can also have the opportunity to participate in the novel. I have very high expectations for this book.

Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭 Good looking 😋 So little 😭

This is one of the best books in The Fourth Calamity. Many writers don't have a good grasp of the plot between the GM and the players, either the GM plot is too much or the background is too dull. This one is just right, and everyone is very interested. As a result, I researched other novels by the same author and found that I had read one of his books a long time ago. After reading more than 400 chapters, I gave a one-star negative review...