As title
This book is the product of resentment against most Zerg literature. I believe that Zerg literature is definitely not a story about weak attack and strong acceptance, sweet love and sweet love. I am a admirer of Zerg fundamentalism. In my opinion, the social structure of Zerg is not as "deformed" as criticized by many Zerg time travel protagonists. , "Destroy the Three Views", and there is no need for so-called "equality" at all - only a social system without underlying logical support will be called deformed. There must be a basic logic for the Zerg to become like this. Productivity determines the social system, and physiological characteristics determine the concept of gender. Everything is the result of natural selection.
There is no redemption or equality in this article. It aims to describe the original appearance of a non-human society. The origin of the advanced Zerg in this article is the primitive Zerg, known as the "Cosmic Locust", the kind that serves as the villain in major interstellar novels.
The setting of male worms in this article will subvert the current mainstream impression of male worms. If you are a fan of weak attacks, you can quit directly, but rest assured that it will not become a two-level inversion like muscle attack.
[Tips before viewing]
Because it was the result of passionate coding, the copywriting at the beginning had too many exclamation points and hurt the eyes, and the number of words was several thousand, so I couldn't put them all in. I re-coded a rational and gentle version of the copywriting. If you are interested in this setting, you can further read the complete pre-viewing tips for the epileptic version of the first chapter, and I look forward to your comments^^
Concept: Productivity determines the social system, physiological characteristics determine the concept of gender, and everything is the result of natural selection.
Reader comments
[Orange Candy] Got it [Purple Candy] kswl is so good, I'm a long-time fan
[Orange Candy] Got it [Purple Candy] kswl is so good, I'm a long-time fan
Why not be realistic about my comments!