Reborn in the Insectoid Apocalypse, I Take In a Loyal, Guilty Female and Pamper Her

The book is good. In my opinion, the writing style is solid and flows smoothly, without feeling like mere "plain description." As for the main characters, from what I've seen so far, they seem to be two unfortunate souls (one an experimental subject imprisoned for 18 years in the apocalypse; the other a major general framed as a criminal) "huddling together for warmth" (I suppose).

I'm absolutely raving about the author!!! With utmost seriousness, deep emotion, and profound immersion, I will write the following comments completely, earnestly, and wholeheartedly. I think it's a very novel concept; to be honest, I've never read anything like it before.

This is my absolute favorite Zerg-themed novel I've read. Previous Zerg stories all started with the protagonist being subservient, but then the relationship became normal. Basically, only the ambiguous phase was interesting; the rest was just a mundane, repetitive story. But since I'm reading a Zerg story, why is it so normal?

The story of two bitter gourds seeking mutual redemption is still full of delicate psychological descriptions—I love it! Actually, I'm not a big fan of insect-related books because I'm afraid of insects, but this one somehow managed to make me want to keep reading. Especially starting from chapter 130, because of the misunderstandings stemming from the shadows of the past, it went wild on my XP 😳😳 Okay, I will always follow Niu Ma Da Da! Let's see how long I've been reading 🤔

It's so good! I love this kind of setting—two people redeeming each other step by step. The pacing is excellent, and I especially love An's subservient nature (and pure love). The synopsis says she'll always kneel before me, which instantly filled me with anticipation and joy. Lu gradually learns to love An, and the author's writing is exceptionally good. I love this truly unequal world.

I came from the same author's book, "Two Little Fish"~ Teacher, these settings are just so to my liking! They perfectly match the mindset of a poor, struggling graduate student wanting to read some sweet romance. Watching the two little fish slowly grow up and become more attractive makes me feel like my own little fish's life might gradually improve too, hahaha 😄😄 Let me introduce this book to…

Having read the previous book, I can only say that this is the first time I've read a story with an insectoid setting. Niu Ma is incredibly meticulous; you can feel the effort and progress in everything from the overall writing style to the character development. It was truly a very enjoyable read.

It's very good. So far, I've only read up to the part where they grow plants on the desolate planet. I'm really not interested in reading the rest because I personally don't like plots that involve farming and then abandoning the storyline (this isn't the author's fault! I've also read the side stories! I loved them!). Oh my god, the angst in the lab scene was absolutely divine! You have no idea how good it is until you see it 😋

I won't say much, but this book is just so good! It follows two little rascals as they grow step by step, finding love and friendship along the way. There are moments of angst, farming, redemption, contrasts, and ultimately, a fulfilling life for these insects. The characters and plot are brilliantly portrayed.

It's so well-written 🥰 The inner monologues are incredibly detailed. Lu Ling is truly a wolf in sheep's clothing, but she's incredibly powerful and awesome. And An Yan really dotes on the male lead 😂 O(≧口≦)O and obeys unconditionally. Just let the couple stay together! 🥰🥰