An Interstellar Insect Queen, but Also a Wage Slave

What a delicious article! ! ! Zerg's favorite side story—yes! ! The protagonist of mom-level sober dog training—yes! ! ! All kinds of delicious snacks - there are them! ! ! Writing style, logic, values ​​- yes! ! ! Rejoice and jump for joy! After reading all the Zerg stories where the insect mother became a victim of power and the writing got worse and worse, my brain was so excited when I read this book. I will read more soon [Adored][Admired][Admired]

The writing style is a breath of fresh air in Tomato. I haven't read the back yet, but the descriptions in the front are already very voluminous. The writing is so good that I would be more willing to buy it if I put it in a certain Lujiang. I look forward to the plot behind it.

This is my first long review. It's really good. There are too few Zerg novels on Tomato, and it's even rarer to find such a good-looking book. This book is different from other Zerg novels. The main character changes from being unable to accept it to a turning point in the later stage. It is a process of change. The writing is so great, and even if the protagonist escapes in the early stage, he does not wait but chooses to actively use everything around him to help him escape. It is really well written. The protagonist may be in a passive position. However, the moment he truly accepted his identity as an insect mother, the protagonist's status also reversed. From a passive party to an active one, he did not allow himself to be robbed and become a so-called trophy, but a real leader of a race leading a race, rather than becoming a mascot or a fertility tool because he was an insect mother. The protagonist was slowly changing to become the core force leading a group, but what I remember most clearly was going out to accept the insect mother. The part about motherhood is really sacred. It's not that I accepted my identity inexplicably, but I experienced a change in my mind. I was unyielding in my mind and saw the pictures of the first-order Zerg trying to survive. I really chose to accept my identity as a mother because of different experiences and feelings. I really felt that it was written too deeply. Moreover, when I returned to the Zerg, I was not a type that was cultivated, but I took the initiative to master this Zerg and become a leader. The core strength of the group, this is really something I haven't seen in many compositions, and it is also the best thing for me, because someone really described the uniqueness and supreme characteristics of the insect mother, not as a fertility tool, as an object imprisoned by others, or as a mascot, but as a true leader of the generation of insects. I hope the author can keep writing, and I am especially looking forward to the subsequent development. The author really wrote it well

I give it a five-star rating, it's very interesting to watch, and I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot. I just feel that sometimes it's a bit over-described, and I wrote a long list of things that could have been described in one sentence. Looking forward to great growth. I will keep watching.

A very shocking article, epic and excellent writing style, a grand and vast world view filled with many details, a slowly unfolding story line, and a gradually growing and transforming protagonist. All of this is so to my liking. Young readers will always support the author [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] Jibai, I really like it so much. He is so calm, rational, smart and bold. He struggles to survive in the beginning of Tianbeng, contending with a completely unfamiliar and unknown existence in a completely unfamiliar wasteland environment. The vision of wanting to go home makes me feel sad. I can't help but help the rioting soldiers at the risk of being exposed. It also makes my heart warm. Xiao Shen is so shrewd, rational, gentle and tenacious! Later, Xiao Shen briefly returned to human society with Liuli's help, which was also a very novel development (Liu Li actually let Xiao Shen go). Being framed and bankrupted in a human society that was completely different from the previous world, Xiao Shen did not forcefully integrate into this strange human society, but chose to wander, and in the process of searching, he found the answer he wanted to lead the Zerg. This psychological transformation is very natural and charming. You can feel the psychological dynamics and growth state of the character. It is really well written! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

The writing style is mature, exciting, the escape of the insect mother, unconventional insect mother story, I like it

I clicked on it at first and then realized that it was really well written. I am really looking forward to the subsequent development. I have finished it and am waiting for the update [Please update] [KISS] Each character has a three-dimensional image, and the protagonist has grown up along the way. From the initial resistance to becoming an insect mother to his choice to go back later, it is all experienced. The protagonist has made his own choice. He found a way to leave when he didn't want to. After he was free, he immediately returned to the Zerg tribe after he figured out why the Zerg tribe had an insect mother. The protagonist is smart and logical in doing things, even in the early stage. The writing of the insect relatives is also very three-dimensional. No matter who is with the insect mother, it is very easy to laugh. I feel like the protagonist and the Zerg are so weak when I write about Empire later (feeling weakened)

I really like the author's writing style. Science fiction has a gorgeous style, and I was immediately amazed. The protagonist's witty escape in the early stage, and then the management of the company in human society were very professionally written. The science fiction ability settings in the Zerg's various fantasy are very clear and very bonus points. The romantic plot of the protagonist realizing that his own idealism cannot survive in human society and being disappointed with it and traveling among the stars moved me even more. But I have to say no. In my opinion, this book still has many shortcomings. After being moved, I carefully thought about it and found that the logic is not fluent. The protagonist insists on his own idealism and chooses to leave human society. When traveling, he also very calmly saw the development of civilizations on various planets. And its disadvantages, after accidentally meeting a few little bugs without the ability to think and resonate with them, he suddenly awakened his maternal instinct and wanted to protect the entire Zerg race. I think this preparation is not enough. He had just been disappointed with human society, how could he suddenly and unconditionally want to revive the entire Zerg race? Doesn't that mean that he is completely controlled by the insect mother gene? Considering that the protagonist basically trains the high-level Zerg in the future, I think it should be him who goes to the Zerg to try to stick to his idealism. As long as his children do not betray him, he can continue to adhere to this setting. Wouldn't it be better? Then I have another doubt: since they are all insect mothers, why can the villain still have a bee insect mother? Shouldn't it be the only one? In the article, you also wrote a lot of novel alien civilization settings, but it currently looks like an infighting between the two insect mother factions in the Zerg tribe, which is really strange. Finally, we have reached the stage of developing romantic relationships with various major advanced Zerg races, but the protagonist's plan to reorganize the Zerg race has to continue. The problem is that once this point is reached, the plot development becomes very fragmented. It feels like completely abandoning the main line and entering the personal line. The protagonist hears in the personal line When something happened to the other person, I basically gave up everything and went to save him without any hesitation. I didn't have the emotional intelligence to make casual remarks on the main line. I think this aspect is the worst written. These issues I mentioned are all from the bottom of my heart. I am relatively tolerant of the first book of a young author. Finally, I want to ask you, can you guarantee that you will not finish writing this book? I am really worried after seeing your recent speech. If you really care about data, you can interact more with readers. Just like many readers may not have such a high level to understand those more professional terms, you can explain it and drive more comments.

This is really the most attractive article about insect mother that I have ever read! One day was tied. The protagonist's escape experience at the beginning was simply wonderful. When faced with a situation that threatened him, he did not sit back and wait for death, but used every possibility to find a way out for himself. Although he was caught by Liuli later, the battle of wits and courage was very exciting. From the beginning, the protagonist was unable to accept the Zerg as a human, and then after going through some events, he gradually awakened to the concept of being a "mother", and truly became the "mother" of the Zerg from a human, and effectively fulfilled his responsibilities as a "mother" (he is really very responsible) I think his worldview is quite grand. In this novel, there are many different ethnic groups in the universe, such as the human empire, the queen bee, and the third star nest of the Weaver... The protagonist is a new insect mother after a generation, and his ethnic group is not the strongest. There are contradictions within the insect race, and there are covetous threats from the outside. Watching The protagonist reorganizes the twisted Zerg society step by step, destroys external threats, uses tricks and tactics, and can even use himself as bait to break the situation. It is really exciting to watch. The protagonist works step by step, finding existing problems and making solutions every time. Looking at the programmatic policies written by the author, I feel so professional. (Ps: Is the author probably within the system? [Explore]) I feel that the emotional line is also very well written. The Insect Mother novel must be NP. Anyway, now I feel that every character written by the author is very vivid. The protagonist has just arrived in the Zerg society. Even with the genetic influence of the Insect Mother, it is impossible to fall in love with the protagonist directly. In the development of the plot, the emotional changes between the protagonists are not abrupt, especially the emotional line between Shen and Jin. Delicious😋The cold-faced and loyal army commander Ouhouhoho is actually a humble paranoid puppy who longs for love. It's so delicious😋 The protagonists in the author's works are really paranoid. Haha everyone has their own paranoia. But when I first started reading, there were some places that made me a little confused. I felt like the transitions were too fast in some places, and I was a bit unresponsive. (The above is my personal opinion, please don't criticize)

This book is really good to read. Shen Jibai has a strong spiritual core and a clear mind. The interactions between the other male protagonists and the protagonist Shou are cute and funny. Jhin is really good. His transition from being calm in the early stage to pitiful in the later stage (self-feeling) is really funny and sad. Liuli is very at ease with "Chacha". There are no big problems in the logic of the plot, and it is not embarrassing. It is a part that I can watch in one breath. The emotional line is not sluggish, but maybe the protagonist has not fully adapted to the Zerg's emotional style and seems dull. It's good to read, I can't say much else, but it is indeed a very good Zerg novel. It may dissuade many people because it is not one-on-one, but I really like the characters in it and it is worth recommending. 🥰🥰🥰