Traveling Through*****

It can be said that he is the most depressed male insect alive... Extremely depressing...

Don't be abusive, I will keep following the author and give you a reward when I have enough money in June. This is the first time I have seen such high-end, gorgeous and easy-to-understand writing. Please, don't pay attention to some troll comments. I think your writing is very good.

I have read Chapter 14, and I have been abusing the protagonist. The protagonist is so miserable, he was whipped hundreds of times, framed by a red-haired female insect, and became a slave. The protagonist suffered humiliation. I went back to read it again, but I still couldn't figure out why the protagonist offended the red-haired female insect and was targeted and bullied for no reason. Too bad. This novel is very realistic and more in line with real human nature than other novels about traveling to the Zerg. Anyone who meets good people will be protected. The protagonist has just traveled through time and met a store owner who can take him in. The protagonist must have exhausted all his luck. I haven't read the subsequent chapters yet, and I'm a little afraid to read them, for fear that the protagonist will continue to be abused and bullied. I hope that the protagonist in the subsequent plot can become stronger and live soberly. Because in the first fourteen chapters, I feel that even if the protagonist has traveled through time, he still feels that he is out of tune with this world. He has not put much thought into this world, and feels that he is just living one day at a time, just muddle along. Therefore, he was unclear about many common sense things about the Zerg and the world, so that he was easily tricked into being a slave by the red-haired female Zerg. If he took the time to figure out how to understand the world, would there be a way to help him solve this trouble? For example, will this world have legal aid similar to the modern world, with lawyers or guards helping him for free? The protagonist can try calling the police. After all, the protagonist was tripped by a red-haired female insect with supernatural powers. Will this more developed world have instruments to detect it? Is there a network in this world? The protagonist posted this incident on the Internet and let many people know about it. Will the outcome of the incident be different? I will continue to read, hoping to see the growth of the protagonist, and hope the author will not give up on the story. I hope to see the protagonist grow up and teach the red-haired female insect and the female insect that whipped him a lesson.

XD There's nothing you can do if you don't upgrade. Although the high-level male insect is cute, his actual physical fitness is much better than him. Just eat soft rice honestly. I think this soft rice is quite delicious.

It's an indescribable feeling. It's well written, but it's too depressing.

Very interesting, I followed it all night long. When I see the protagonist's encounter, I can't help but think of myself. Although it can't be compared, the feeling of being helpless and lying down is really relatable. I can't do anything, but I still have to work hard to make money to support myself. I can't help but shed tears if I say too much. I love reading Zerg stories just because I want to be immersed in the kind of life where I just eat and wait for death and have someone to take care of me. Even if it's a fantasy that I can't dwell on, I'm happy with it. Reality is all reality, except for liars, how can such a thing happen [face covering] Things in the world are impermanent and time has passed, and thousands of sails have passed through thousands of spring trees. I wish Xiao Mo that he will come back as a young man after all the hardships. Be happy, be happy, and don't forget your past self

Zerg novels are different. In the past, males were superior to females. Although this world is also the same, the author writes from a perspective that I have never thought of. Males are superior to females. Female insects are powerful and dominate society, while male insects are just tools. Just raise them well. Generally speaking, female insects are bought and sold, but there is a sentence in this book: "Since powerful female insects can be sold, why can't they sell male insects?" This sentence has never occurred to me when I read Zerg novels. The various class conflicts in the article are not a kind of contrasting irony between a different world and reality. A very nice novel.

The Zerg novel is more realistic and depressive. I look forward to the follow-up plot.

Jiang Mo is a gentle person, but the Zerg world cannot retain this gentleness. ꒦ິ^꒦ິExtra can you send him home? I want him to go home.

I thought I had seen it at the flower market before, but I didn't expect to see it again. What a coincidence.

The pace is bright, no nonsense, the plot unfolds quickly, thumbs up!

Unconventional and very interesting

Is this a book I can find on Tomato? Good reviews

Keep the Claw, it's not bad, the plot is quite novel, but it develops too fast.

The subject matter is novel and looks good

It's great, looking forward to the follow-up plot!

I'm not sure which track is the Zerg article, but I'll give it a five-star review based on this pure hand rub.

Stopped updating? The author hurry up and update

The author must persist, chef, I will follow you!

Is it a starter? I feel like I've seen it elsewhere before [Please give me more updates] [Please give me more updates] [Please give me more updates]

I don't know what I'm looking at, but I care about his wife who is running with the ball!

The story is very novel, and I am a little curious about how many female worms are needed for official mating? How many males do you want?

To be fair, this is a well-written book, but it's a pity that it's not to my liking.

It's really good-looking, not too cliche. The author please update me [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]

Good looking and realistic. I will update it decisively.

The main reason is that this type is very novel. It uses a time traveler to become a male insect as a guide to show the true Zerg ecology.

Wow wow wow, I tied it so quickly, the writing is very good, the protagonist is quite charming [sending my heart], good luck to the author

It's a bit funny and a bit funny, and the world view is quite acceptable.

Not bad, not routine at all.

Very good, the logic is clear, and the environment is realistic. If you stick to it, it will be a book worth collecting.