Swarm: I Became a Cataclysmic Disaster

It is very good-looking and should not be missed if you like Zerg. However, it has three shortcomings. 1: The protagonist has too high a sense of morality in the early stage. Because of the slaughter of humans from other worlds, he blames himself and feels that it is necessary. Fortunately, the protagonist currently does not have the ability to control ant colonies, so he did not let any creature go. In the later stage, because he instigated a human being to rebel, he let some humans who were harmless to himself go. 2: The author focuses on describing other worlds and does not describe reality much, so reality has no sense of existence, which is considered good or bad. 3: Because the ant colony is too weak in the early stage, the upgrade is very slow. When it gets stronger in the later stage, the upgrade becomes faster, which can be considered good or bad. If you don't care about these three shortcomings, I highly recommend watching it. The protagonist does have a high sense of morality, but he was unable to control the insect swarm in the early stage and could only watch. Later, he used parasites to instigate a self-aware alien human being to rebel. In order to take care of this human being, he ordered some civilians to be released from the swarm through the human mouth.

There is no cliche plot about special treatment of humans. I hope the protagonist can maintain a high level of character and confidentiality, and I hope the protagonist can have a resounding title, such as The Great Devourer, The Famine, The Eternal Hungry Devourer, and The Insatiable One [laughing]

It looks great so far! Not at all merciless, not holy, that's perfectly fine! It is hoped that some hero-level units can be produced in the swarm in the future. They can command an entire legion on their own and use themselves as a powerful information hub to connect to the entire Zerg information network. They have intelligence and strength that far exceeds that of ordinary Zerg. Each one of them is the hope of the entire Zerg. Then let the protagonist's strength grow quickly, and the Great Devourer will eventually devour the entire universe~! 😏

Yes, the only pity is that the cover shows Guilliman, and I thought it was the Zerg from Warhammer.

The writing is good, the logic is clear, and I watched the latest update in one go. The protagonist is neither boring and flat-out, annihilating humanity, nor is the Holy Mother soft-hearted. At this stage, the magicization of the Zerg is undoubtedly the right path of evolution. There are any hallucinogenic powder butterflies, worms that control humans through mental connection, bugs that grow human magic technology arrays on their shells to achieve magic effects, and brainworms that use the will of the swarm to use magic and shields. Personally, I feel that true social division of labor + coordination of arms is the essence of the bug setting, but now it seems that the author wants to directly add telekinesis cores to the bugs😏 I just feel that it is a bit unscientific for crawling technology to classify invertebrates and vertebrae. The potential of insects has not been exhausted at all. As a modern person, the protagonist should equip the Great Devourer with some firepower units, such as artillery units that use muscle power or chemical reactions to eject cannonball bugs or let dragon ants throw explosive units. There are indeed insects in nature that can "explode", such as bombardier beetles and explosive ants. I feel that the author can learn more about it.

It's nice to watch. It would be great if the main character could become stronger in reality. If he doesn't have the strength, he would easily die suddenly.

It's beautiful. It's rare to see such a beautiful Zerg article. It's just too short. However, I feel that the numerical advantage of the Zerg is still not obvious, and its development is a bit slow. Especially the migrating Zerg swarm, which only defeated half of the orcs. Although it won, it was disabled and could not recover for a while, so it could only run away. . . Is there any high-end combat power? At present, there is no effective way to deal with the apostles of gods or artifacts. We can only rely on numbers. But the faults do not hide the good points, it is still very good-looking overall. Please update it quickly. I finished it in one go.

A group of little ants were roasted by the fire and screamed NOOOOOOOOOOO! (INVASION) (Ordinary ants walked out) Haha, does it look familiar? Scenes like this are happening all over the galaxy at this moment. You may be the next one unless you can make the most important choice in your life. Click! (Clash of jaws) (A burst of impassioned music) (Pupa state) Prove to all the ants that you have the strength and courage to pursue battle (Fearless war ants emerge from the pupa) Join the ranks of fearless war ants (Four fearless war ants charge in a chaotic front line in white acid, red strong acid, green colloid, and deep red smoke) Become the elite of the entire ant nest! (Poke the head of the Golden Appendicitis Rat with one mouthful) Meet strange new life forms (Drag all the immovable things on the battlefield that can be counted as meat into the aphid reaction can) Let the prestige of the nest spread throughout the entire edge world! Become a soldier ant, differentiate into a giant, and become a fearless warrior ant! (A crispy ant spaceship with a red hull and a red-hot matrix passes by in the sky)

Okay, when will the protagonist be able to just tease ants? Not so good, Chapter 206, this, another girl, the Zerg Master, values an orc and wants to be a guardian knight. The protagonist also said to the orc: She likes you very much, and she will be entrusted to you from now on. After feeling relieved, the protagonist's words were changed from: She likes you very much to: She likes you very much. Why don't you cultivate brain worms and retain consciousness to transform into worms? And don't worry about the guardian knights. Normally, shouldn't this be the exclusive army of the girl Zerg master - the knight worms? But the elite soldier worms that are mass-produced on a small scale, do you write this like a soldier worm? And handsome is used to describe soldiers and insects? I. . . . You. . The treatment that even the protagonist does not receive is written for an orc who has just surrendered. The atmosphere of this chapter was completely broken. It was written by the curious baby of the insect queen discovering her new toy and new soldiers, and the atmosphere of hoping to get the attention of the protagonist through the new toy soldiers: the ambiguous love atmosphere of the insect queen discovering that she has fallen in love with an orc, and transforming the orc into an insect human to make the orc more handsome and powerful to become her own guardian knight. .

It's violent, the character has grown, and the combat power has not expanded. Women are so hypocritical, the little king is still a fool, the villain is always arrogant, and always gets carried away by anger. Don't look at it, the further you look at it, the more outrageous it gets.