Why Am I Not a Female Insect When I Am Reborn?

The plot is very smooth and the characters are all normal. The only drawback is that the protagonist often suffers, especially when he is sent to a prison for counseling after marrying the general.

It's very interesting, and it's not a bad street style where the female is guilty and the male saves her, and they love each other forever. The protagonist is a straight man who just wants to return to Earth and is unwilling to be forced into a match. He works conscientiously and obliges to sort out the spiritual world of military women, which is well received.

If you want to see a cool novel where the protagonist is powerful and gets everyone's attention, can do whatever he wants, and is omnipotent, then you can really quit. This is not the kind of Zerg novel. If you like to watch the logic of normal social operations and accept that the protagonist grows up under the constraints of social rules without wavering, you are very welcome. It's normal if you don't like to quit. After all, the default Zerg routine on the market is an absolutely cool story from the gender perspective of the male protagonist. But if you want to see something different, you can stay tuned [Send Heart], I hope everyone will give low scores for this reason, because in terms of world view logic, character creation, and macro structure, the author is rare and excellent in this type of genre. She provides a different perspective to think about and narrate the Zerg novel. She gives the supporting characters and passers-by arcs, so that they are no longer stereotyped tool backgrounds but have their own destiny trajectories. Then I will answer some common points of readers who don't like this article, hoping to give some reference to other readers who like it and are hesitant: Obviously the admiral's family and the protagonist have reached a marriage condition: the protagonist will be given five females from the resource exploration team (females whose life is about to die and who have devoted themselves to their country for their ideals and will never return). They can only marry one of the admiral. I thought the family had so much power, but it was nothing more than that. The protagonist is so miserable that he has to go to prison every month to appease the female bug. The protagonist has no status at all and can't do anything. The emotional line between the protagonist and the general is also too slow Putting aside selective viewing and emotional venting, I would like to add that the reason for not successfully escaping the punishment of appeasement is because it turns out that there is no loophole to exploit when it comes to male reproduction and marriage. This is the basic background of Zerg society, and the entire superstructure is constructed in this way. The protagonist has been unwilling to get married or have female escorts because as a human being and a non-homosexual, non-amorous person, he resists these, so he has been avoiding taking advantage of the loopholes, but he is willing to accept the consequences for the sake of freedom. But it turned out that he had done a lot of things. He felt that the goal of 20 comforts per month was unreasonable, so he seized the opportunity and tried his best to reach 10. After getting married, he only got 5 because he knew that he was not easy to offend. The prison is not a real prison. It is some military women who are alienated due to mental riots. They do not want to end their lives by turning into irrational attacks on their teammates and dying ugly, so they voluntarily enter a Utopia filled with birds and flowers and delicious food. The protagonist is shocked and feels sympathy during the process, but he is not overwhelmed by the huge emotions. He is firm in himself. He is willing to give all the help he can instead of sacrificing everything. In the whole social punishment and comfort work, except for the beginning, the protagonist does not feel that this is a pure punishment but a meaningful job. If as a reader you feel that the protagonist is uncomfortable and aggrieved, it is because you are using your personal values ​​and three views to substitute for the protagonist's demands. You have excessive self-awareness. Reading this article will make you feel painful. Leave early. The admiral is a soldier. He adheres to principles and abides by the law. He treats everyone equally before the law. He is a rare positive character. He cannot break the law and give the green light to the protagonist. He has a soldier's sense of responsibility and order. As a military female, he hates this person who makes his comrades riot or die early because of mental riots. , Or leave the battlefield, or become a self-imprisoned world of the living dead, but he also loves this land. He and his comrades fight against alien beasts to protect the frontier, open up the frontier, search for resources, and build civilization; I believe he is also proud of the prosperity and greatness of the Zerg in the cosmic civilization. If such two people fall in love at first sight, it is unreasonable to make rapid progress, but love is not the only main thread of this article. Family affection, friendship and the curiosity of civilization exploration will enrich everything before they truly fall in love. Of course, the two are not frigid, with rich characters and plots. I can feel that they are getting to know each other little by little, letting go of their prejudices, and even respecting and admiring each other. Rather than falling in love with a skin, they are touching each other's souls, which is more fascinating than love. In this process, it is not just the two people on the screen who are moved. At a macro level, because female insects are consumables and a one-time biofuel for the operation of society, but the number of male insects is limited, the objects of comfort are limited, and the spirit is fragile and easy to be depressed. Therefore, the entire society has chosen a development method that makes more consumables rather than using them for a long time. The function of male protection society to promote marriage and fertility came into being. It is not so much the sorrow of the male male insect as the protagonist, but the sorrow of the entire society and the entire civilization. This is unsolvable. However, the tone of this article is not sad and despairing. The protagonist is still determined, tenacious, and optimistic. He is also curious to explore and try everything in this novel world, and has family friendships and budding love.

Finally, there is a protagonist who claims to be straight and falls in love at first sight without even meeting him in the first scene. It is very consistent with the mental state of normal humans traveling to Zerg civilization, and the choices of other characters are also in line with normal logic. The writing is also very smooth. Looking forward to the follow-up

Finally, it's not a love-at-first-sight + saving Feng Chen incidentally a bit of a "beloved wife" plot. The world view setting is relatively reasonable, the characters are all normal insects, and the plot development logic is online. I like the protagonist's family relationship. Although it is strange in a society where family relationships are weak, the female father and brother are very tolerant and caring for him. And we have childhood sweethearts, a rare line of friendship. You can see the multi-faceted Zerg society from the perspective of the protagonist. It is relatively full and interesting, and it does not focus solely on intimate relationships. At present, the love line is still in its infancy. I really like the development of this kind of long-term love, and look forward to the development of sweet love.

I have read Chapter 47, and I think it is very interesting and funny. The author has good writing skills and is good at using flat techniques to write some very funny things hahahahahaha The story progresses quite quickly. The protagonist has traveled through time since he was a child. In other works, other works would use long words to describe the fascinating scenes in the early stage, which occasionally makes people feel uncomfortable. But this part of this article is handled very well, the progress is very fast and it is unfolded from the perspective of the protagonist, which is both vivid and interesting. From being born unable to speak the Zerg voice and being regarded as mentally retarded, to growing up and making friends and living independently, this is all covered in these chapters. The protagonist is also very funny hh But here I would like to remind you not to enter into extreme attacks and controls. Marrying the protagonist and the general means he was forced to marry by the other family. Even if it is described later that their marriage is a good thing for the protagonist, it is not a good start. However, what is more comfortable is that although the author writes that the character is misanthropic, except for being cold at first meeting, he does not have a deep prejudice against the protagonist. He will also thank the protagonist when he receives treatment, and has an attitude of begging for help... I am touched. Finally, he is not the kind of backpack who has "disgust and ridicule flashing in his eyes" when facing the protagonist who is trying to save people. This article is about marriage first and then love. The protagonist is currently married but has not yet fallen in love with her. It is not a conventional sweet pet article. I don't know how it will be described in the future, but looking at the relationship between the two people, I am still looking forward to it. Because I prefer this kind of plot of "I didn't realize it when we got along, but looking back in the future, it's all our little bits and pieces", I hope the author will continue to work hard [sending heartfelt wishes]

I love it so much. It's a very real human experience of time-traveling male insects. I can't let go of my hometown and past. I have a persistence that belongs to humans. I miss the earth, but I'm afraid of being sliced ​​up and caught for experiments. Even the fast S-level male insects can't compete with the powerful aristocratic female insect family.

Shocking and delicious [licking the screen] I really felt like I was eating the food of a real "desperate straight man crosses over into the Zerg". It's really unreasonable to have such a low rating [cry] I also came here after reading reviews from book friends. The story doesn't have the cliche love at first sight, the protagonist is slowly getting used to the world of the Zerg, haha, although I am still often suspected of male-male love. The world view is very delicious. Although there are few male bugs, the powerful female bugs are the boss. This is how the Zerg race should be [lick the screen]. There will be no plot of high-ranking females groveling (because they have the right to choose. If they cannot accept the conditions of the male bugs, they can choose to die). I like it very much [sending my heart]

It's a good worldview that fits my imagination of the Zerg world. The male is actually the hidden exploited person, while the female seems to have a low status, but is actually the controller of the entire empire. The superiority of the male to the female is only useful in civilian and developed areas. In aristocratic and remote areas, males are always the oppressed party. The only thing that makes me feel bad is that he is a modern man. He cannot easily accept being oppressed all the time. Everyone ignores him and can threaten him. Even the relatives around him have to make him give in. He may be in trouble and will not accept it so easily, because he is not mentally retarded. As long as he has his own ideas, he will feel very aggrieved and sad. Instead of being treated as a useful, beautiful, powerless, untimely soft-hearted, sex tool, no one really cares about his thoughts, and then the male protagonist can live such a heartless life, he will definitely be depressed.

Excellent works about Zerg. It is my favorite type. It is rare to come across an article whose main line revolves around wanting to go home. It is not about male pretending to be female, nor is it detected as S-level and then sent to school. It is not a live broadcast, nor is it about growing vegetables with supernatural powers. And our Admiral Alsolan is also an old-fashioned little cutie. Hey hey hey hey hey, come and take Conmi home to see.

[Salute] Compared to Tomato's other Zerg novels, this one is not so bloody. At the same time, I don't think its emotional line is very sad. The character of the protagonist is well created, and he is a wanderer who wants to go home. The emotional line is even more thin, but I think his daily life is well written. Compared with other articles that crazily emphasize the abuse of female insects, this book has a better world view. There are normal males and normal females, at least they are not blindly violent males and tolerant females [laughing and crying], which is rare in Tomato [after all, this kind is really fast food] And I think there is growth, but if you like having fun, don't come here. After all, compared to other Zerg novels [laughing and crying], which are already a bit like a routine, this one is obviously the author's thought. Humans cannot blend in with the Zerg and are lonely without being able to talk. Moreover, compared to other Zerg novels, this one is more mature. At least I saw a human being wandering alone in a strange environment and constantly trying to integrate... And the protagonist has a very clear understanding of the Zerg society. [Face covering] Against the background of other Zerg articles, I give it five stars Please note, if you want to read cool articles, don't come! ! ! This one is inappropriate

I think the author has a talent for writing long novels. It reminds me of the feeling of reading novels in the early years. The feeling of immersive plot. There is no such thing as the kind of lag that happens because the logic does not match, or the plot is a bit awkward, or the characters have weird personalities. So when I turned to this book and saw it now, I feel really surprised and so lucky. I think the friendship between the protagonist and Ivor is so cute. I also thought it was cute when the protagonist was little. It's just a bit short, which feels a bit pity, because I quite like watching slow-paced, slow-moving stories. I hope the author won't be influenced by younger readers. I'm looking forward to the follow-up development. Come on.

It's really a great book. This is a book that doesn't insult the reader's IQ. I wonder if those who criticize this book are usually reading too many mindless novels and can't eat the chaff. The details of the author's private world view are very real. The emotional lines of the two protagonists are very natural. I am so cute. The only flaw is that the family line of Mao is not developed very much [almost crying]. I want to see every aspect of Kang Mi's life.

It's been a long time since I've seen a Zerg novel that doesn't force love to be brainless and chase the wife in the crematorium. It's the first time I've seen a straight man who persists for so long and has such an upright taste. The author writes well, clearly organized and has a stable rhythm. There are no sudden emotional dramas, no complications, fighting monsters, clearing college life, or mechas. Everything is so daily and orderly, and it comes naturally. It is a very relaxed and comfortable reading experience.

The author's writing style is very good, but I feel that the protagonist is quite aggrieved. He was threatened by his family to get married. After the marriage, the protagonist's brother and female father tried to persuade the protagonist to be good to each other, but they never thought about why they got married suddenly without a formal announcement. In the beginning, they wrote about the warmth of their family, but later they felt that the protagonist was not so important in their hearts.

After seeing it so far, I think the plot is good, not the usual time-traveling Zerg novel. With the author's understanding of the imbalanced sex ratio in the Zerg world, the current situation of the male Zerg is consistent with Zerg logic. And he is really a straight man, and he considers his brother as a brother. I laughed out loud and read all the chapters and pressed for updates. Codename Entropy, who are you from Zerg? The further I read, the sadder I felt. Maybe it was because I was too sentimental about it late at night. When I saw specific examples of military women dedicating their lives to the country, it was a bit tragic and unbearable. I'm really looking forward to the next story. I'm so anxious that I'm scratching my butt.

This protagonist made me see a glimmer of existentialism. Maybe he is not perfect, but returning home is a destiny that is deep in his bones. When he has everything, power, status, love, family, and even wealth and friends. But he still remembers that he is human and returning home is his inner driving force. Unlike other protagonists in online novels, he is more conquering and outward-looking. What he has to learn is to give up when he has everything and complete a great mission in his life, even if no one knows what his mission is.

I finally saw an ordinary straight man travel through time. Most of the straight male protagonists in Zerg novels turned gay instantly after time travel. The psychology of straight men is better written than other Zerg novels. Some ordinary words were not rewritten to cater to female readers and were masculine, surpassing 99% of authors. Disadvantages: There are too few lags, and the upgrade is too simple, but that's normal. Female channels don't write so much detail.

The writing is good, and the realistic themes are also very novel in Zerg writing, a slow-paced genre. The author's character creation is okay, and I basically like all the supporting characters that appear. The protagonist always has a goal and works hard for it without forgetting his original intention. This is amazing. But the protagonist gave me a feeling that I can't take it up and let it go, I can't get it but I can't let it go, I don't trust others and I don't believe in myself, I don't want to die but can't afford it, I don't recognize my own identity, so I feel like I can't live in the world. Later, the protagonist himself was depressed. It was too realistic and a bit dreamy. It was tiring to watch it from his perspective. Maybe I'm not suitable for reading this kind of realistic writing.

This book actually didn't appeal to me very much at first. I just read it because I liked this kind of subject matter. But in the end, I didn't like this subject anymore. The worldview described by the author is different from other books. It is very realistic and cruel. I like to read typical cool articles, and this book is completely different from what I have seen before with the same subject. The hero's brother, she is the hero's brother, and the end result is that her wings are broken. I find it incredible. The father of the male protagonist, when the male protagonist and the admiral got married, he still thought that his father would get the male protagonist back. The hero's friend and his views on marriage and love. And the male protagonist himself actually ran to Blue Star intending to die there. This makes me feel that this is a complete world. Everyone in the book has his own logic of behavior. Everyone is a three-dimensional world and the world does not revolve around the male protagonist. It's amazing. I personally like the chapters where the hero's brother wants to retire and the hero returns to Blue Star. It's very contagious. I stayed up for several hours to finish reading it. Good luck to the author.

It's very good. The main plot is very smooth. I finished it by accident. I hope the author will work hard to update it. There is no inexplicable plot. I fell in love with something for no reason. The protagonist's emotional line is also very normal. The character is not broken. Finally, he is no longer an affectionate and grievance-bearing pitiful admiral and a gentle and considerate tool man who saves the admiral.

It's good to watch, good to watch, and I've read too many industrial saccharine stories. Such a simple, calm and life-filled narrative really makes people's eyes shine. This is the way I want to read Zerg stories, rather than the black and white set of gender antagonisms. It deserves a five-star rating from me.

So well written! It's my favorite type. The protagonists fall in love very naturally. I like this kind of long-lasting love. It's not love at first sight or equality. It's like falling in love naturally. There are no Zerg novels I've read like this. I like this type of novel. It's good-looking. The love story of the protagonist is not abrupt. It's like the two protagonists are really in love. ٩(๛ ˘ ³˘)۶♥ (I really like this and hope to open another one ^0^)

The overall scope of this book, including the emotional line, tends to flow slowly and slowly, which requires a little patience. The characters are very natural, lively and cute. The overall world view is actually more towards cold reality, but the author does not show the cruelty clearly. I think the emotional line is very good. It relates the contract to the bud of emotion, and the description is very interesting. You can clearly understand how the protagonist falls in love with each other. 😋How about the author of Everyday Love writes 100 chapters? (But I think the delicious thing is that the relationship is not completely determined. Oh, anyway, it's Modo Modo. The author should write more)

The writing is quite good, and it's not a love story without a brain. But the protagonist controls lightning protection. The protagonist is very miserable. To be honest, this is the first time since I read Zerg novels that I have seen the protagonist dressed as a male insect and living such a miserable life. It was very depressing to watch. First, the protagonist left his hometown and had to learn insect language from scratch, and was treated as a retarded person. Second, after the protagonist awakens his spiritual power, he becomes a tool bug, a tool for the reproduction of the Zerg race and a tool for saving the military females. Except for the protagonist's family bugs and friends, all the bugs do not regard the protagonist as a bug. They are always being calculated, used, and coerced. Third, the protagonist is constantly being squeezed. Since the protagonist's awakening, he has been treating female bugs across two levels, and he is almost exhausted every day. Just because the main character doesn't want to get married he has to do this. I looked in despair. If you can accept this, there is nothing wrong with reading this article. It is very well written.

The plot is quite smooth. I feel that the relationship between the two protagonists is very smooth. There are no flaws. It may be a problem with the world view. As a male insect, the protagonist cannot go out to work, so there will not be many interesting points from the perspective of the protagonist. There is no mecha combat plot in common Zerg stories, but I think if there is a world of Zerg, maybe the male insect will be the protagonist, right? In the past, most of the stories I read were sweet 1V1 stories written in the skin of Zerg. Although they looked sweet, the protagonist was too optimistic and positive as a human being in a world with unequal human rights. Sometimes I suspected that the protagonist was using love to numb his nerves. Just like the protagonist in this article, from the beginning he couldn't accept it, and then he gradually adapted to live in this world view, unable to change the world, and could only stick to the bottom line and not be assimilated. This feeling was conveyed to me by the protagonist when I read the article.

The writing style is okay. It is different from regular Zerg writing. The only thing that is a little bit incomprehensible is that I don't know if the author didn't write it clearly. The protagonist wants to return to the common sense of family, but no matter the clichés or other operations, it makes people feel like their eyes are going dark again and again. There is a kind of person who looks like he wants to live and work hard and is smart, but in fact he is very reckless...

It's very interesting. It's different from my favorite insect novels. I really like this kind of plot. It doesn't need any bloody plot. It's a bit difficult in reality after time travel and the persistence to see your original home at all costs. There is no outrageous golden finger. There is only the family friendship and love that can easily touch people's hearts. It's also cute and funny. Thank you to the author for writing such a good article, and thank you Tomato for allowing us to meet in a sea of ​​books. I really like this article, and I hope the author will get better and better [Sending Hearts]

A more realistic novel. Not bad. The most important thing is not to bring the setting of other Zerg novels into it. I already said at the beginning that the male worm is a tool to some extent in this novel. [Grief] Every character is very independent. The protagonist is really pitiful and strong. His emotions are grand and there are not so many children. In the end, I hope that every child will be reunited with his family [shy][shy][shy]

It is very interesting to see the soul in another world slowly integrating into the world, but it has not given up on its emotions and thoughts about home. It has been looking for ways to go back and help. Although the hope is slim, it is still firm in its heart. The positioning of the male protagonist is also very good. He did not just give him a golden finger and start the plot of Long Aotian to save the world. Instead, he tried his best to help others and did not give up himself at all costs for others, but gentleness has always been his background. The relationship with the admiral also progressed step by step. They were united by profit and moved by virtue. How can we impress a straight man who always wants to go home? I'm looking forward to it, and it's very emotionally stable. I don't mean that I gave the male protagonist any benefit, but the male protagonist is just like a pug, licking me! The male protagonist also has his own persistence and his own bottom line, which is good. It would be better if the author could change the introduction, I think it would definitely be more attractive.