Mother of the Unusual Species

I finished reading another book. To be honest, I read this one several times at the beginning and didn't finish it. I felt a little bored. But then I slowly calmed down and watched it, and I found that it developed very well. There may be some plots that are a little delayed, but overall the flaws are not concealed. My wife's Christian novel gave me the feeling of an old-fashioned movie. It starts with a black and white background, then adds color to the picture bit by bit, and ends silently at the end. Suitable for calming down and tasting slowly

OMG, I seem to vaguely remember that there was a bug literature in which a character similar to Noah was darkened. It seemed that the protagonist was particularly sorry for him and in the end he became a big boss. So when I re-read it this time, I always thought that Noah would be darkened, which added a lot of extra worries to me.

The early and middle stages were so good that my expectations for this book were extremely high. I feel that the horror atmosphere created from multiple perspectives in the early and middle stages is much scarier than many local American horror novels. It is a rare novel that has the sense of déjà vu in a movie. In the later stage, it may be due to the outline problem, which is a bit messy. The main reason is that there are fewer characters and there is no sense of story. In fact, the plot of Sunu and Earth Milk and assimilation of humans can be further deepened. But the ending is still pretty good. The extra chapter unexpectedly returns to the level of the early stage. It's super good-looking. With this early and middle stage, this book can be regarded as one of the top insect novels. [Glasses] I won't forget this book.

It's okay to be afraid of bugs, but can't I look in the mirror when I'm prototyping?

Finished spreading flowers! I really like this novel. I originally hated bugs and thought they were disgusting, but when I read the novel, I thought Xavier was so silly and cute. Lin Xi grew from an innocent young man at the beginning to a powerful mother of alien species. It was really exciting to watch this change. The background of the entire novel is also very grand, and it feels like it could be made into a movie! I didn't feel much about the pairing of Hal and Scripps at first, but after watching the extras, I became addicted to it. It would be great if there were more extras about them... The only drawback is that it can be seen that the author changed the setting later. I remember writing that the mother of the alien species was eating her own children in the room and only the remaining The king insect with an organ spoke, but later on it lost its role and became Hal. I originally thought it was a tripartite force, but it was only in the finale that I later realized that the author had changed the setting. The rhythm from Lin Xi rescuing Arthur and entering the Providence to Noah gaining sanity was too slow, making people anxious. And the copywriting fraud (bu, are the evil and charming Crazy King Insect in the copywriting and the cute little Xavier in the text really the same person?! (Screaming) I can only say that the flaws are not concealed... What a pity is that I originally thought I would at least write about the process of returning to Earth and how Linxi Xavier disguised himself after returning to Earth, how to get along with Blaise Alisa, how to take care of the baby, etc. Life, I didn't expect that these were not written in detail, and it jumped to what happened after Linxi Xavier stabilized his life. I have to say it is a pity. I really want to see their life on earth. It would be nice if there were more extra chapters to talk about it in detail. Maybe the author deliberately left it to our imagination. Overall, it is a very good article, and I have been immersed in it.

Dear Chef: Seeing words is like meeting each other, showing trust and comfort. Liking your rice is probably the most arbitrary and unreasonable thing in the world. It is not about weighing the pros and cons, or being motivated by sex, but suddenly having someone like you makes me worried and unable to let go. You are the extraneous branch in my stable years, and the sun, moon and stars in my ordinary life. Whether it's the sunrise in the morning, a nap at noon, or a night filled with stars, I want to spend it with you. Don't doubt why I like you, just like fish fall in love with the sea, birds fall in love with the sky, I don't quite understand what this means, I think it's like breathing, no need to practice, just because it's you. [Rose] By the way, if you still have some food, remember to send it.

Finished reading! I haven't read such a long article in a long time. Thank you to the author for the creation. Although it has been finished for a long time, I really want to read the captain's complete story line. I am still concerned about what happened after the captain felt that a 41% infection rate was detected after activating the ghost. So, did Hal ask the captain to turn off the ghost, or did the captain turn it off himself? I am very curious.

I like this couple very much, the captain is a bit sadistic [crying] [crying]

Article 6 Hahahahaha, the ruthless plot promoter Baby Arthur

I always feel that the character design of Gong in the main text is not very consistent with the introduction. In the introduction, Gong is a kind of black person with feelings and there is no way to compromise, but in the main text, this is not the case at all. There is no forced love in Gong, and the feelings are basically subjective and voluntary, not objectively forced. And it seems that there are some parts that I don't quite understand. The AI ​​targeted Shou when he was still on the Sunu planet, but the captain of the Helios came to this planet voluntarily. How did the AI ​​do it? Is it a coincidence?