[Invincible protagonist + exhilarating read + conquest of the stars + sci-fi fantasy + the protagonist isn’t human]
You don’t have to be a Stellaris player to enjoy this.
The full title is: I Reincarnated as the Empress of a Disaster Swarm, but Why Do I Have a Console?
Lin Muxue was an ordinary high school student and a fan of grand strategy games. She wasn’t an expert, but she was a happy newcomer who especially loved the sense of control she got from using the console.
One day, after staying up all night playing a grand strategy game called Staria, she suddenly died.
The game was set in the Milky Way and combined elements of interstellar exploration and the development of civilizations.
When she opened her eyes again, she found herself the empress of a civilization known as the [Disaster Swarm], which had just left its home planet and begun exploring space.
Lin Muxue accepted the reality of being an adorable humanoid little fox in just one second.
Wait, why is a species called the Disaster Swarm a bunch of little foxes?!
But she had no time to marvel at becoming a little fox.
Something even more shocking was right in front of her: the game’s System UI had appeared before her eyes!
It gave a detailed introduction to her species, faction, and civilization.
And beneath the menu was a line that read: Our journey is to the stars and the sea of stars.
When did the gene become a fox-eared lady? I think the external name should be changed from Scourge Swarm to Utopia. Just borrowing the template of the Zerg Swarm, why do you call yourself the Zerg Swarm? It seems that there is nothing related to the Zerg Clan. Aren't you the ones who hit others and called you a natural disaster? How could you call yourself a natural disaster? Do you think people from the stars don't play games?
It's rare to find a star-studded novel, and I feel it's pretty good. The first few chapters of the novel feel a bit like they've been polished by AI, but the feeling doesn't feel that way afterward. The latter part is biased toward Xiaobai texts, with elements of stars, but updates are slow, so you can wait and see.
Not bad, little bee swarm fox. Reading requires some basic knowledge of stars, otherwise you may not be able to understand some novel hunting operations.
It's pretty good-looking, nothing bad about it. It's just because so few people watched it and there's no screen at all.
It is recommended that you just wait for a few months after reading it. The update area is very slow. It only lasts for a year and a half. Don't expect it to be enjoyable. Just wait for a few months and a half.
Finally, I came across Qun Xing's new book on Tomato
Fox is cute and loves to watch
This guy is so lazy and has left nothing behind.
The author likes to set up buses as much as I do
The three-dimensional drawing of the little fox is pretty good, very good