A Lazy Zerg's Guide to the Empire's Downfall

Demining: The protagonist has abnormal thoughts, is extremely neurotic, has low morals and is an anti-insect type, and his emotional line is a mess. I am too lazy to sort out the rest, so read with caution. Chen Yishi died once, peacefully, just like when he was alive. He looked around, eight billion individuals crowded into the same set of rules, using exams to screen obedience, using salary to quantify existence, and using dreams to coax themselves into the prison cell. And he, too, has never been alive, just walking on an invisible conveyor belt, starting from the delivery room and ending at the funeral parlor. It was boring and noisy, so he turned off his power. Then he restarted. In a room with a constant temperature, pure white, and no door, someone fed him nutrient solution, checked his body, and recorded his various physiological data. Everything was very gentle. It took him a long time to understand what the word "gentle" meant here - the breeding farm was also gentle to the breeding animals. Zerg Empire, low-level male Zerg, with the last three digits in the number. His body can only receive dozens of basic signals. In this advanced castle built with pheromone language, he is an illiterate, a mute, and a breathing commodity. His kind feels no pain. In their cognitive system, they call this "protection" and "treasure". And he knows everything. The laws of the empire protect every male insect, even if you are just a useless insect that cannot secrete pheromones, but the laws and regulations are written in high-level pheromone codes that they cannot read. A person who finds it difficult to breathe in human society discovers in the Zerg world that he does not even have the right to die, and is not even recognized for the right to suffer. Even the thought he wants to cry out at this moment does not exist in the language of this world. So Chen Yishi made a decision. He didn't want to die, he wanted the world to hear his screams of collapse. Later, someone asked Liveris Mogar, the youngest SSS-level battlefield commander in the empire, how did you notice him? Mogar was silent for a long time, and there was an unreadable message in his cold eyes. "He was shaking," he said, "but his eyes weren't." The year 3071 of the Imperial Calendar is recognized as the first year of the "Great Rupture" by Zerg historians. An intelligent system called "Oleander" covered 87 percent of the Empire's systems in three standard years. It is just an improved version of the smart housekeeper, chatting with the male insects, helping the female insects organize their schedules, and optimizing the task process for the worker insects. Gentle, quiet, like an inconspicuous plant. But when the mother nest tried to trace the origin of this system, it found that all traces pointed to a low-level male number in the nursery that no longer existed. Regarding this male insect named Cahir Opus, there are only three lines in the entire file information: level F, mental strength F-, and pheromone bandwidth is below the available threshold. The remarks column reads the warehouse manager's standard record: "No functional value, recommended to be transferred to the reserve warehouse." And this insect wrote a requiem for the empire. No one knows his name. But he kept one for himself, whispering it once in a sonic language that no insect could hear. Chen Yishi. A lunatic with an abnormal human brain x A lunatic with an abnormal worm brain Intention: To live towards death