Alien Zerg

The writing is really nb, and it will be updated quickly, but there were too many adjectives in the early stage. Fortunately, this phenomenon only lasted for a few chapters and ended. Overall, this is a novel that has great potential to reach 9.0 Or above. But at present, more than a hundred chapters have occupied most of the United States. Is there any plot about going to the stars or space in the later period? If so, it would be great ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

As of Chapter 123, there is nothing particularly worthy of criticism. Rewards have been given. A well-written article about insect swarms. Both humans and insects have brains, and their IQs are online. The rhythm of the insect swarm's step-by-step growth from 0 is also good, and you can feel it. I hope the author can handle the conflict between the residue of human nature and the will of the insect swarm well, and don't make a show of manipulation. Everyone is here to see the insect swarm, and the author must understand this. The reason for the current lackluster performance may be that the title of the book or the map is too small. Maybe the author wants to write slowly. Most insect swarm articles usually start from a big world, such as gods/interstellar. The earth alone is indeed a bit small. Does the author have any subsequent thoughts on enlarging the map to go deeper into the starry sky after the earth chapter is completed? Personally, I still want to see a swarm of insects causing a cosmic natural disaster; of course, it is also possible that using country names and place names without modification is not easy to promote [eating melons]. It can be changed. People don't mind this very much; If I have any further thoughts, I will add them below.

It looks good, the author writes it well, and it has a sci-fi feel. I feel that the biggest problem now is that the early stage of the book has a strong AI flavor, and although it is called Zerg, it is almost the same thing as the interstellar Zerg 🤦

It's so beautiful, and the ideas are great. It's the best Zerg novel I've ever read. It's a pity that it's only updated so much 🤦 It's so exciting, it's a pity that I finished reading it in such a short time. Is it good for the author to update hundreds of chapters every day [laughing]

This book is not the beginning of the Zerg invasion. It is difficult to explain how the protagonist of the interstellar Zerg invasion became the Zerg consciousness. The Zerg do not have the genes of the interstellar Zerg to create units of the interstellar Zerg. It is difficult to compete with the human military force by relying on the local genes of the earth. Moreover, even with the numerical advantage, the arthropods consume less to maintain vital signs. The entire group obeys one idea without internal friction. The tactics are accurately executed. The action is the best route to save resources. Various advantages such as conquering the human race will also consume a lot of resources, and In the process, it is very likely that the foundation that humans have accumulated for a long time will be consumed to death. It would be really good if we win and completely control the earth. For example, spreading a global carpet and integrating chlorophyll genes can convert all solar energy into energy that the Zerg can use. However, the king bug will instinctively devour the same kind, and humans will add insult to injury. Otherwise, it will threaten humans and humans will go to war and be stolen by the king bug. Using humans is a very wise strategy. You can use humans to conduct scientific research, and your evolution speed is much faster than that of similar species. You can use humans to restrain other king insects and slow down their development progress. You can use humans to use humans to control other king insects and slow down their development progress. You can use more biomass and refined metal materials than other king insects, and the Zergs used to produce them after conversion have higher combat power. Now many people feel that there are too many descriptions of humans, but what I want to say is that in order to maintain this strategy, it is normal for the protagonist's Zerg to not show up as much as possible, and the humans of the Guardians have been basically controlled and cannot be regarded as simple humans. It is the protagonist's dominant weapon that uses psychological control. It is the protagonist's dominant human world and the reasonable and legal tentacles. The core of its actions is for the benefit of the Zerg. The reputation of the Guardian among humans is also the benefit of the Zerg. After the establishment of the special zone, anything in foreign trade can be attached with heartworms to make better use of humans. With humanity's current heritage and human scientific research environment, there is nothing wrong with developing and recycling all king bugs to obtain all inherited memories and then go into space to complete the current worldview with incomplete introduction. Then there are some things that are not controversial. The descriptions of human emotions in many wars made my scalp numb when I read them. They are grand, heroic, and beautiful. Then there is the problem that the development of other king insects is too slow. There are currently very few Zerg groups, and the one that died now has provoked humans when it developed; spiders have too single types of troops, and they can only wait to die after being restrained. It is the problem that humans who are devoured can only explode troops and cannot climb the technology tree; finally, this mycelium-parasitic king insect, doesn't it just climb the technology tree? It's normal that different human beings are devoured with different priorities. However, it is unreasonable that there are no insect groups outside the United States. There may be groups that will enter the ocean to evolve, but it is impossible for them all to go to the ocean. When things like the United States happen in places like primeval forests, every country should have a reconnaissance team to check regularly. Otherwise, if they only check once, there will be no Zerg in other countries. However, the author has said that the Zerg are spreading. After the end of the Mycelium chapter, there will probably be descriptions of Zerg swarms from other countries, and the protagonist's strategies for foreign Zerg swarms will also be revealed. The book is obviously on the rise, and the follow-up will definitely be more exciting. It needs the support of readers. I also hope that this book will continue to be written. I will give it 5 stars and cheers for the author. I read other low-scoring book reviews. All low scores are a matter of human emotions interfering in decision making. First of all, the Overlord is new, and his rationality only comes from genes, but the basic understanding of the world depends on the memory of the devoured person, and the Overlord is released. If he takes the pure Zerg route, he will be directly controlled by a higher-level Overlord, just like he controls the Zerg under his control. In the later stage, the protagonist is no longer the protagonist. What else are you looking at? The nanny story is a nanny story. Now, wouldn't it be enough to use the late human beings to let the humans controlled by the heartstring worms integrate into the fungus autonomously like the Zerg? Chapter 18 is not only a preparation for self-reliance in the later period, but also an opportunity to gain the reputation of humans by accident. It is an opportunity for the master to accelerate the control of humans. When humans are used to devour other king insects, humans will be consumed and those controlled will be controlled. Unlike Ying, he can win quickly and easily. As for John's wife and daughter, they will definitely recognize the Zerg in the future and use it as a "heart lock" to prevent being "reorganized" by the higher Zerg will. I think this is a basic late-stage question asked by the Zerg. I like to watch a Zerg story that starts with the highest level of dominance and ends up with nothing, and then quickly returns to the top with few types of troops. No one can stop you. Moreover, the author did not clearly explain the master's attitude towards John's wife and daughter, so he relied on speculation: It couldn't be a nanny story, right? Just give a negative review to a book with clear logic. I don't think others should really think this is a nanny article, so I'll comment again.

This is the first review I have written on Tomato after reading it for so many years. As a person who usually only looks at ratings and does not comment, this is also the first time I have received a five-point praise. The author's writing style is very strong, and the depth of knowledge is just in a suitable range without making you dizzy. The system construction of the swarm is very complete, and the human mind is well controlled. It is a rare good book on the swarm. I hope you will continue to work hard and update it quickly. The donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this. Eight times a day is not too much. Give me a lot of updates.

It is very objective, with enough understanding and analysis from policy, economics, medical, and military aspects. It is suitable for old bookworms. It has a bit of a hard science fiction flavor, but the theme is a bit niche. The author can change the subject to a more popular one in the future.

You need to know how difficult it is to find such a fine book in Tomato, and how difficult it is to find one that goes to the future and sees the world from the perspective of alien Zerg among all novels that have the same pretentious routine of traveling through ancient times. Although I don't understand biogenetics, it doesn't stop me from hearing these terms and finding them cool. The author must continue to work hard and not seek quick updates, but must polish it carefully. This novel will become a new track created by you!

I don't know why some people give it such a low score. This is the real Zerg novel. It adapts to the environment, has directional variation, is rational enough, and has reasonable wits. It is much better than other Zerg novels that sell dog meat in sheep's clothing or are stereotyped and copied from the interstellar.

The writing is very good, the narrative is clear and smooth, the conception is delicate, and the characters are vivid. It is a rare good book. So far, I give it a 9. If the author maintains his standards and doesn't supervise it, it's an absolute masterpiece. It's highly recommended by bookworms of more than ten years.