The Insect Queen of Earth

Compared with the original plot, this beginning does seem to be separated from the rest, because this beginning is so well written, like a heart-throb story about the interstellar Daji bewitching all the high-level Zerg species. Later on, it makes people feel uncomfortable when they arrive on Earth.

Anticlimactic. . . I thought it was a career story about the female protagonist. The escape process was good, and the communication and taming process with the number one male protagonist was very good. However, the love simulation with the number three male protagonist Xun Fan was very strange, like a novice novel wearing an interstellar shell. However, the description in the first third was okay, novel and exciting, but the rest felt weird. . . . That kind of confused interstellar escape with nowhere to escape seems to have some emotional resonance with "The Female Man" written by an author I read.

What I wrote above is so amazing. The characteristics of the Zerg and the background of the ethnic struggle, human nature breaks away from bestiality, and the fatal attraction of the Queen with a human heart and a body of insects to the Zerg [Spreading Flowers] turned out to be a sharp turn, and the sudden change from a fan of all the insects in the universe to the Earth [laughing and crying] is indeed very disconnected. The beginning of the story was so exciting. I was originally looking forward to the great escape from the universe and the growth of the Queen.

I feel like the author's writing is super good when it's good, but sometimes it can get boring. . It's still good to watch while jumping. After all, the well-written parts are really great. I came here from the article about the pure love female supporting role. I liked the first half of the article "The Second World Yingzhou Campus" very much!

The early stage is very good, but the later stage is also very ugly. He actually wants to have a scripted love affair with that dog fan [Joker], what the hell... The sci-fi and alien-style Queen's story has turned into a quick travel guide. No, it's really not good. Only the part with the orangutan in the front is good. I still like him the best.

The first volume is really amazing. The temptation under crisis and struggle is so exciting. The second two volumes are unclear. They are all positive energy for the sake of positive energy... So stiff [heartbreaking]

After reading Chapter 19, you can jump directly to the finale. The Earth Chapter is really...

Although I started to dislike it from the moment when Orang Fei broke off the wings of the heroine, and even got angry at times, but the first part was really good. And when I clicked into the column and saw the author's signature, I was so touched~ I really deserve to be able to write such delicate words as the first dozen chapters.

It looked great in the early stage, but the earth collapsed from the moment it arrived. It could have been written very grandly?

I don't think it's an anticlimax, it's a very happy ending.