After Becoming an Insect Mother, I Led My People to Feast
成为虫母后我带领子民大吃特吃
by Coming from the River (从江来)
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Tags
- ThemeSci-Fi
- POVFemale Lead
- Age18+
- Zerg
Synopsis
I have an idea. I will check the information first, and then I will change the copy and start writing. Probably the female researcher was reborn as a human insect mixed with a chimera. After waking up, she found that she was catalytically differentiated into a female insect in a small laboratory of the mysterious human bevel organization, and then she and the experimental insectoids at the same time were tortured by continuous experiments. Later, some kind of accident occurred, all the experimenters were secretly executed, and all the experimental materials were treated harmlessly. However, in order to avoid the alliance, the executioners failed to deal with the aftermath in a hurry, and the heroine and some of the Zerg of the same period survived by relying on the extremely strong physical fitness forged in previous cruel experiments. In the extreme hunger, the heroine and her companions ate so much that they ate less than half of the laboratory. Then the heroine regained her senses and urgently stopped the behavior of her companions, and thus discovered her insect mother talent (I haven't decided what to call it yet, anyway, it can influence and even manipulate the same species to a certain extent and even click on genes). Then the heroine and her people slowly developed from this shabby laboratory into the largest hazardous waste recycling and processing company in the universe (big mistake). The main plot is probably research and development, then farming (?), And finally working hard to maintain the interstellar environment (fuck). Some additions: 1. For reproduction, the setting is that the original Zerg refers to insects in nature and adds some private settings. When the mother worm is healthy, has sufficient food, and the environment is safe, it can autonomously eliminate tens of thousands of eggs from the body at intervals. After the eggs are excreted from the body, the eggs will be implanted on the silk balls secreted by the worker worms in advance, and then brought to the breeding room for breeding. They will be induced by male pheromones with different attributes to differentiate into worms with different divisions of labor. The eggs can develop into small bugs in a day or two, and they will mature after a year. The lifespan of ordinary worker bugs is about fifteen years, but if they don't survive that time, they will be killed if they are old, injured and can no longer work. Males live slightly longer, about fifty to sixty years, and females are twice as long as males. As male worms age and their pheromones weaken, genderless workers of the same type of work compete for the job. Under normal circumstances, under the influence of the mother pheromone, there is only one female insect in the Zerg clan. She is both the breeder and the only leader. However, when the mother's aging pheromones gradually disappear, some of the young and sexless workers will differentiate into females. At first, these females will be killed or expelled from the group, but later when the insect mother is too weak, the old insect mother will be killed, and the females will compete to find the strongest one to become the new insect mother. The eggs are very, very small. Can the heroine have a painless menstruation? At the same time, the heroine will change the original competition method of the Zerg, and it will not be so cruel. 2. Due to the hybridization of human genes, the female protagonist group has humanoid mimics, and all of them are beautiful (my selfish opinion). 3. The heroine is no longer a human being. Food with higher private energy tastes better to the Zerg, so there is no need to worry about her not being able to eat it. At the same time, she and her people have human genes, so they can eat ordinary food, but they eat a lot. 4. I haven't decided on the name of the heroine after she breaks away from her identity as an experimental subject. Purpose: To protect the environment, insects are responsible.