[Please add this upcoming story to your reading list. The blurb is below:]
Yu You accidentally finds himself in the insect world. He dislikes its absurdity and cruelty, yet witnesses every insect fighting for their species without hesitation amid the tides of history.
Yu You cannot understand why they keep fighting in a place with no hope.
But everything here is so much like the home in his memories. In a daze, Yu You hears the whisper of someone he once knew: "Please don't grieve for us. When sparks set the fields ablaze and the light of day descends, we will return."
When compassion becomes a target for manipulation, and kindness is made the wager,
justice will be upheld, and hope will spread over the rot.
Reading Guide:
1. A story about hope, living on in the face of death.
2. The insect world's existing system will be overturned. A healing story with a happy ending.
3. Set in a fictional world unrelated to reality. Please don't project it onto the real world.
Please add my new story to your reading list: The Villain's Doomed-Young White Moonlight [Quick Transmigration]
The white moonlight, who was supposed to die young, survives. Thanks to the white moonlight's innate abilities to control and heal,
the villain, who had only halfway turned evil, becomes good again.
[World One: A manipulative, brooding top who is adept at playing the victim vs. a gentle, softhearted older bottom]
There's someone in my heart whom I've missed for many years.
To be with him, I disguise my identity and enter the entertainment industry as a rookie, appearing before him as pure and harmless as can be.
I've prepared for every eventuality, waiting for him to fall for me the way I've fallen for him.
[World Two: A top devoted to cultivating the Dao vs. a half-demon bottom]
I was only in seclusion for a little while, but my junior apprentice, whom I'd raised myself, was accused of being a half-demon and attacked by the immortal sects in a secret realm. No one knows whether he's alive or dead.
Everyone tells me to leave it alone, as if this person had never been part of our sect.
But I, usually so easygoing, refuse. I take up my sword and head down the mountain.
Theme: Hold fast to kindness and justice, and you will not be forsaken
Ending with flowers ~ Who says he hasn't been touched? Damn it, I want to kill him. I cried to death. Baby is so well written. The worldview and layout of this novel really shocked me. To be honest, among all the Zerg novels I have read (which may be a bit one-sided), it is very At most, only the protagonist is redeemed, and everyone else is still in the original system, but this novel is really amazing. They are no longer bystanders, but actual participants. Everyone is changing, and new buds are growing out of the decay. It is really great.
Good guy! The Insect Emperor is really courageous
Long time no see, Merry Christmas~
Isn't there something wrong with the guy named Bai? When he did this, did he ever think that the first people he would hurt after doing this were the females he thought he had liberated? He felt sad for the females who had made friends with him and pitied him before.
Finished spreading flowers!! How should I put it, in the process of following the series, I was emotionally moved, but more probably it was shocked... It was really shocking to watch the characters make changes one by one, work hard for their beliefs, and risk everything to fight. One thing is that Yu Ran has too few scenes later on, and it feels like the protagonist has become Xi Qingyu, maybe because the focus is on how they act and change, but this is actually quite distracting. After all, this is not a real group portrait article, the central character is still Yu Ran (maybe because the interval between updates is too long! Point to point. Jpg
I still can't agree with this kind of victory at the expense of innocent lives.
Indeed, none of the characters in this article can be described simply as good or bad.
Ah?? Are you okay?? If you want to die, you think others should die too, right?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
That's right, that's why I'm confused about how the male bugs in the Zerg novels are all pretty much idiots.