Insectoid: The Little One Is Daddy's Favorite Bug

Overall, it's very good-looking. The relationship between the Zerg setting and the human race is relatively novel. However, I felt that after the human race came out, they started to go to kindergarten. I felt that putting the precious male insect cubs on the opposite side of myself to go to school always felt like giving the other party an excuse. I didn't particularly like this small problem (personal opinion), but overall, it is also a very good novel. I hope the author will not stop updating it.

It's a very interesting article about raising a baby. It's not the kind of thing that you just carelessly spoil because it's the protagonist. The author deliberately uses language and actions to create a well-behaved, cute and generous child, which makes people feel that it is normal for him to be loved by everyone. In short, this is a very qualified article about raising a baby. There is no system, no aura of being a heartthrob, and no genius baby. It is just a baby that makes people feel soft-hearted [laughs][laughs][blowing kisses][blowing kisses]. There is room for improvement in the plot, but the baby is too cute. There are only a few flaws. I hope the author won't write CP. The family line is already extremely delicious [Adoration][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

It's a wonderful, very cute cub story. It's a very cute baby Aker. It's not a fake cub story where adults pretend to be children. It doesn't have that pretentious feeling. It's a baby that makes people feel very well-behaved and cute at first glance. The author has done a great job in writing baby Acker to be really cute and adorable! It's a very light and everyday article, but it's worth reading anyway! Baby Ake and everyone should always be happy🥰

The male worm cub is very cute, with a lot of cute little moves. The writing is very sweet and very heart-warming. If you like watching cubs, you can give it a try. I feel a lot of love and affection for cubs in this article. It's very interesting.

It's just that I haven't seen the description of the male father in it. Maybe I made a mistake. I should read it again from the beginning.

I hope you won't disappoint me and don't stop updating! ! ! It was my first time to read a book without ratings, and it was amazing. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

It's very much a daily cub-raising story, with just a little Zerg setting mixed in.

It's very heartwarming, which is rare among Zerg themes. The rhythm is slow, light, and the heart is warm

It's pretty good, but the story about Zerg raising cubs is really pretty good.

It's very beautiful. Little Aker is so cute. I really like watching Aker's life on the warship. It's very warm.