As the Will of the Swarm, I Am Everywhere!

Come on! The Zerg are very scalable in novels [praise] The three major Zerg I know are the StarCraft Zerg, the Star Thorin Protozoa, and the 40K Tyranids. No one can do it [laughs evilly]

It's good to read, but when I read Chapter 153, I still don't know what the main attributes of the swarm are, whether it is the sea of ​​​​insects, devouring, or prohibition. The writing was a bit fast, and only twenty chapters of one race were over. I'm a little confused about the setting of infecting native creatures and retaining the ability to think independently. More diverse ways of thinking will help improve technological progress, but allowing them to have living space is a waste. All they need to do is retain their brains. After seeing Chapter 234, I feel that there is no problem, and I am diligent in updating it, but I can't see it. Each civilization feels weak. It is a bit strange that as a whole race, they are all gathered in a small area and have no contact with other civilizations.

The author's character creation is outstanding! Whether it is the protagonist or the supporting role, they are all flesh and blood, and the image is full [love] [love] [love]

Good looking, rare good Zerg text

Well, what can I say? -_- I feel like I'm a bit of a petty person everywhere, but it's okay.

It's rare to write about an interstellar cooperation commander, I must keep writing it [crying]

There are no big problems. The writing is good. It's best not to read it with your brain in mind.

It's good-looking. It's a good Zerg article.

It's very well written, why is there no one here?

Um😅 Anyway, I think it's okay😅😅😅 Are there gods or humans?