
Every Insect Is Spreading Rumors That the Marshal Will Be My Future Consort
所有虫都造谣上将是我未来雌君
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- 6mo ago
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Two Male Leads, Fake Death, Faking One's Death, Quick Transmigration or Cultivation
High-Quality Zerg Fiction
Looking for Two-Male-Lead Stories Featuring a Faked Death Trope
Please recommend some danmei novels with fake-death plots... I've been craving this trope lately.
Zerg! The Kind with Extremely Powerful Male Insects!!
Are there really no stories where both male and female Zerg are strong? All the ones I've found on Fanqie have male Zerg who are useless in every way except for their rank. Are there any where both are impressive? Reading more of those stories is making me feel like I'm melting away.
Zerg, Can Give Birth to Babies, Cool and Beautiful~
Looking for books like Your Female Zerg Is Fine, Next Second She’s Mine. Is this really the only one I can find on Tomato? o(╥﹏╥)o
Are There Any Zerg Novels Without Love at First Sight? I’m So Tired of That Trope
Looking for books similar to *The Insect-Fearing Male Zerg and the Male-Averse Female Zerg*.
Are All Zerg Novels Cut From the Same Cloth? Any More Original Ones?
Any Good Insectoid Stories on Tomato? Pleeease!!
I want stories about transmigrating into an insect queen!! Don't care whether there's a couple! But the female lead can't be a naive, sugary-sweet idiot. She needs to have at least a little sense!!!
Looking for Stories with a Seme Protagonist
Looking for books similar to My Target's Turned Dark? Then I'll Die One More Time.
Insectoids, Male Insects, and Faked Deaths
I want books similar to "After Becoming the Cannon-Fodder Male Alpha in a Major General's Story, I Faked My Death." Are there any similar ones?
Zerg: Male Zergs and Female Zergs
Please Recommend High-Quality Zerg Stories!!! Strongly Recommend Stories With Male Zergs Who Have Stingers
Any Stories About a Male Zerg Who Transmigrates and Is Doted on by His Female Zerg Partner?
Looking for books similar to *The Zerg: I Am the Female Lord's Beloved*.
Please Recommend Interstellar Insectoid Novels! Insectoids! Insectoids!!!
The Protagonist Transmigrates to the Insectoid World and Becomes a Male
Looking for books similar to "The Stray Bug Cub I Adored Turned Out to Be a Male Bug." Please recommend a novel where the protagonist transmigrates into a bug-tribe world and is revealed to be a male bug with depression, while the bug tribe doesn't know why the protagonist is depressed.
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Mutual favor is rare in Zerg novels, and it is not a mindless and enjoyable novel. Both protagonists have unconventional characters and have not completely sunk into the abnormal social system of the Zerg. Gong is straightforward and has persistence as a human being. They are also very comfortable in the Zerg society (a compliment). They are not pretentious at all. They are strong and confident and dare to fight and grab. The disadvantage is that the villain has no charm. He is just a white-eyed wolf named Aquaman who only adds trouble. But from beginning to end, he caused a lot of trouble for the protagonist group, but he did not receive any very powerful revenge. The protagonist's attack is more enjoyable, but it is relatively late. Isn't it exciting? Two days later, he was plotted by the villain again... The character of the protagonist of this book can beat 95% of Tomato's stories, but their camp is too kind and they are constantly beaten by the villains. This actually affects the perception. In addition, the ending is too rushed, so 1 star is deducted.
This writing is really good. I can say that at least for my taste, it ranks second among the Tomato Zerg novels I have read (mainly because I love novels that have a heart-throb who is dedicated and not ambiguous). It has a very good plot setting. I didn't fall in love with it as soon as I saw it. Instead, I gradually fell in love with it when I was trying to atone for my original self. The plot rhythm is also very good, fast and not dragging, and the first attack shows that you are not the original owner. Then there is no plot about the ambiguous attitude of the popular male insect among the other supporting characters. Even if he is hypnotized, he wakes up quickly, and there are no other inexplicable additional plots. Attack and Shou return arrows to each other, and Shou's character is also very decisive. He is not the type who insists on being jealous in the dark and then being aggrieved and afraid to speak out. In addition, the appearance of the supporting villains is just right, neither affecting the development of the offensive or emotional lines, nor lacking in the thrill of attack. Since it is a serialization, I would like to give you some opinions. There are several references in the novel to the idea that the original owner will come back. I guess it's foreshadowing, but I suggest you don't really take advantage of it. I hope you don't hurt the protagonist, otherwise the original owner will be in trouble. When the time comes, it will be too much to write that the original owner comes back, abandons the plot, takes advantage of his reputation, and hooks up with other nobles. I hope it doesn't happen like this. After all, it's not a real plot novel. Writing these ➕fighting the villain plot is too emotional, and the writing is also very e-like. After reading the chapters so far, I am only worried about this. A rating of 7 or more points is definitely not worthy of this book. The others that are embarrassing are all over 9 points. There is no problem with the writing and plot, and there is no reason why it should not be rated.
The first part is very interesting. I followed it all the way to the end. Among the dozen books I followed, this was my favorite at the time. The characters and emotional lines are very delicately written. The disadvantage is that the further I write, the more I write at double speed, which is a bit sloppy.
Oh my God! I picked up another good book. It's so fragrant that it made my kids cry. TT Please do more. [Working on the manuscript] It's rare to see such a natural emotional line. Everything is done naturally and doesn't seem stiff or abrupt. It's so fragrant✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎
The teacher wrote well! I just want to see this kind of emotional development, hehe. I like Koike's character design very much! It's light but will help those in need within the scope of its ability. The teacher's description is also very playful. I think everyone is very cute haha. It's beautiful and I love watching it😍
This book is awesome! Let me briefly mention some content references for book friends: judging from the current trend, there should be equal rights, and the creation of pacifiers will help female insects to be less shackled by male insects. Then, this book has a private setting that high-level female and male insects will obtain companion abilities, such as hypnosis, immunity, etc., Which is very novel; it is not a great novel, but it is definitely not aggrieved. It is very interesting. If you like Zerg literature, don't miss it! 😆😆😆 The two protagonists are very charming, and they are very subjective when getting along. They are not far-fetched or naive. They are both thinking about their feelings for each other very maturely. There is no such childish and cliché scene at all, and the sexual tension is full! Lan Lan is a beautiful and smart cat with a black heart, and Chi Chi is just like Miao Hong, a gentle and kind-hearted young man. I felt very comfortable and happy watching it, and the rhythm of the plot is also very good, especially when I read more than a hundred chapters, I became more and more fascinated. I wish I could read faster so that I can read more content... I tied it up all night long, and now I am scratching my head waiting for a big update from the author! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
It's beautiful and well written in big letters. The key is that the character settings are all reasonable and the interactions are not awkward! (Actually, when I read Zerg articles, I always had the idea to let all the Zerg go to school and get a job)
A very nice Zerg novel, the emotional line is smooth, the plot is natural, and it has brains. Two men + two strong men, it's a cool story, but it's not mindlessly cool, nor is it the mindlessly doting kind of thing, it's about two very good babies attracting each other and redeeming each other. Lancelot will not pamper the male worm without any bottom line just because he is a female. He clearly knows what he wants and treats Ikehashi like a sober sinker. In the early stage, Ikehashi was like an outsider. Lancelot was his only anchor in this world, pulling him into his own world little by little. The world is bad, but there is Lancelot. The world is bad, but Ikehashi is good. We, Lancelot, have gone through all the hardships and finally got our own salvation. I wish these two very good babies can live happily in another world!
The teacher's writing is very good, but the emotional development of the main CP is a bit slow. Baige is not the final big boss. I hope it can be updated more. So beautiful, so refreshing.
The plot development is very reasonable and the character creation is also good. I think the reason why this novel is not rated highly is that there are problems in the plot presentation of the novel. I saw that there are many places in the back that are not smooth to read, and sometimes the meaning is very vague. I hope it can be refined again.