Jupiter’s demonic eye opens, and billions of Zerg descend upon Blue Star.
In just three weeks, the global defenses collapse. Humanity becomes their prey, forced to huddle like rats in underground ruins.
While the surviving human natives are still desperately “scratching” at the Zerg’s armor with low-caliber rifles...
Su Ming, an ordinary senior at Jiangcheng University of Science and Technology, quietly builds a fully automated command center amid the ruins.
“SCV ready!”
“Marines, form up!”
“Siege tanks deployed!”
As swarms of Zerg charge from every direction, Su Ming stands atop the high wall and presses the red button with a cold gaze.
“Nuclear launch confirmed.”
Boom!
Before the absolute beauty of overwhelming firepower, all fragile flesh and blood is reduced to ash!
From a shelter to a city of steel, and then to a matrix of starships, Su Ming sneers. “I’m here for only three things: mine resources, build an army, and turn the entire solar system into humanity’s supreme province!”
The plot is an old one, but the characterization is seriously lacking. What has the protagonist experienced to be so anti-social? There is no foreshadowing at all, and it really feels like a local ruffian suddenly succeeds. The protagonist's development ideas are also very problematic. As long as the country has nuclear bombs, he is not afraid of being exposed at all. When the insect disaster first occurs, the network is most likely still intact. You, a college student, suddenly use advanced technology to beat the bugs and recruit an army. Do you think the country will find a way to deal with you. It's okay if someone in your family has sex, but it's a bigger problem of being anti-social. The most important thing is, has the protagonist ever played StarCraft? You could say that he was arrogant as soon as he got the exam. A college student saw a dead person for the first time and was not afraid at all. In essence, this cannot be a human being. Coupled with his anti-social personality, I believe you if you say aliens have infiltrated Blue Star. The only advantage is that he practices not being a holy mother. However, this kind of brainless Madonna can only be read by people who read books without brains. Moreover, the twist is abrupt, just like a science fiction film. I guess not many people will watch it, so I suggest it be deleted and rewritten.
The subject matter is okay, but the writing is a bit messy