Sackdi

Why are the copywriting and title locked by the administrator [hugging my thighs]

After Karan, it was Sa's turn to lose his real name.

Thoughts after reading Although I arrogantly said that I would write 8,000 words of review, but... Anyway, the following is my impression after reading this article. It is mainly written in one go. Therefore, if there are any typos or uneven tone, please activate the automatic correction program. Since this is a post-reading review, I'll just write whatever comes to mind. I hope the author doesn't mind. I'm so happy, I've already written a hundred words. The following is the text. I have never read the Zerg novel before. I mean I read it from beginning to end, so I was able to eat such fragrant rice for the first time. I am so lucky. This is what we omnivores deserve. Omnivory is good. For omnivores, as long as the writing is good, we will eat anything, just like bugs in another sense (not). Reading is a very personal thing, and your reading preferences determine your reading experience. Therefore, I especially like the author's narrative condensation. In the blink of an eye, a small loop passes, and a page is turned, and several large loops pass. Unlike some articles, after 5,000 words, the plot has only advanced for five minutes (emphasis: reading is a very personal thing, so there is no derogatory meaning here). What is condensed is that the essence of this sentence is still rising. I saw in the last postscript that my subject is a bit niche, and I don't know what other Zerg novels are like, but I personally think that the setting of this article is very rich and three-dimensional, not only biological characteristics, scientific and technological achievements, hierarchies, and unparalleled evolutionary methods, but also the very valuable Zerg civilization, especially the Zerg lingua franca and emotional language. This would make me feel that the characters in the book are indeed alien creatures with advanced civilizations, rather than the insect species itself. Let's talk about the characters in the book. Emperor Sak is really a mouthy person, and the secretary and the empress are really good-tempered. It would be a pity not to beat such a mouthy friend three times a day. But seriously, who is the tough-talking king of the universe, Zark, Clark, or Kliman? If you don't have any technical bugs, do some research. Maybe you'll find new materials. I won't talk about Sack Emperor and Kliman, because too many friends have already said it, so here I will focus on Clark, that is, there are insects that say I will twist your head off, and you will get 20% of the best things at once; warn some protagonists that they will suffer a big loss because of kindness, and end up driving an aircraft to rescue insects and almost die; say that this is not love, but beat around the bush and ask humans to make more phone calls... Is Clark's harsh words too obscure? Why has no entomologist pointed this out? I hope the author can initiate a vote to let everyone choose who is the loudmouthed king of the universe. Gala and humans are prohibited from voting. You ask me why not Kara? Carla's initiative to vote is equivalent to marrying a certain insect on the spot. Kliman, I'm not talking about you, you are really too lazy. It is recommended to change the name to Krilla. Regarding Clark, I don't know if it's because he raised a human, but I think he is more like a [human] than Sark Emperor. I mean, as a direct line of King Insects, it's too idealistic. Let me tell you a secret, one of my personal favorite characters is Hong Tai Sui. Well... The cuteness of people is so strange and unreasonable. It can be seen that it is very reasonable for people to be outside. And I really like some of the author's onomatopoeia and the description of bugs sticking to each other to bask in the sun. I don't know if it has something to do with my own cat raising. The interaction between animals is like this, direct and cute. Another point is to make rebirth scientific. And the so-called essence of rebirth is the inheritance of consciousness, which then raises a new question: Is it his body or his memory that represents a person? If it is flesh/body, do your clones count as real human beings? If it is memory, can the so-called immortality be achieved by inheriting memory? Immediately afterwards, the second question arises, does the soul really exist? The author wrote in the postscript that he was merciful to some characters, and this is clearly felt. Well... How should I put it, I scolded the author for being hard-hearted when the character I loved was so bad, but everyone had to do it all, and it wasn't heart-breaking enough. Okay, I'm a bastard, so let me reflect on it first. Finally, I hope the author can organize an award ceremony. Here are my personal nominations for some awards: Sakthi - the king of true fragrance in the universe. Reasons for the award: From a highly effective insecticide to turning into a bug itself, there is no time to hesitate for a second, and the real fragrance starts directly; from a lonely human being to the "give it a try" in the face of pursuit, turning left is my wife's fragrance, turning right is "you don't have a partner", from trial to showing off, only one real fragrance is separated; when you are a human being, the federation should be overthrown, but when you are not a human being, the federation is really useful. When Zhu Bajie looks in the mirror, he is not a person inside and outside. When Sakti looks in the mirror, the mirror will feel dirty. Clark - The Weightlifting King of the Universe Reason for the award: He has the heaviest idol baggage in the universe, but he still comes and goes as light as a swallow. This shows that he deserves the title of King of Weightlifting - he is the only bug in the book who cares about whether his scales are bright or not. Other actions such as cleaning himself immediately after the war can be classified as his love of cleanliness. Kliman - the best widowed king in the universe Reason for awarding the award: No explanation. If you explain too much, I'm afraid it will infect me. Gera - the lucky star of the universe Reason for award: Sometimes luck is also part of strength. Arthur - the most powerful young man in the universe Reason for the award: He proved to readers that if you pursue love bravely, age is not a problem, and even species is not a problem. Carat - the bravest in the universe Reason for the award: After experiencing the worst treatment, he still overcame his fear and bravely helped other male insects, completing the rebirth of another dimension. I hope Kliman will wake up soon and manage his scales well. Gangnir - the cutest starship Reason for awarding the award: I want to say to a certain lieutenant: Don't you listen? Some people want to hear a starship call sister. It would be better if you add the right finger. Krisha - the invincible idiot in the universe Reason for award: It is not eligible to appear here, but this award must be burned to it. If other fans have anything to add, they are welcome. Honeydew - the most popular insect food in the universe Reason for award: This award is proposed by the collective male bug. Ah, there are already two thousand words before I know it. Let the clerk finish the remaining six thousand. After all, he is already quite proficient. PS. I found a typo in the previous article, so I changed it and reposted it. The author of the previous article can delete it.

After reading it, it is a treasure book by a treasure author. The concept of love in the whole book is very mature and thoughtful, the plot logic is online, and the worldview structure is complete and brilliant. The author's cold humor and lighthearted writing from time to time help this book avoid too many heavy colors and become more interesting and lively. After watching it, it felt like watching an interstellar movie with music and music. Inevitably, I felt sentimental about some of the events in it and the fate and ending of humans (worms). But when I think about this sentimentality, it can't really be called regret or sadness. Instead, it has a beautiful sadness and romance, like witnessing the flow of stars in the universe. After reading the entire article, I feel my soul has been purified. I really like the discussion of love and relationship models in the article. After I have seen too many popular love stories that are relative to the underworld and full of violence, forced tearing and other factors (I have no intention of criticizing this kind of novel and its audience, it is just not to my taste), it is difficult not to be touched by the family, friendship and love in this book. The grand issues of respect, coexistence and development between lives are cleverly deconstructed and integrated into the characters' experiences and emotional development, dispelling the nihility and emptiness that these issues may bring, and allowing people to appreciate the huge energy of true love (not limited to love). In fact, when I read novels, I am a conservative person with a rather strange and relatively high moral obsession. After I was originally recommended, I was quite worried when I read the introduction of this book. It had nothing to do with the author. Any book that reminds me at the beginning that this book may have unequal to normal human emotions, or a relatively heterogeneous pattern, will inevitably make me feel a little nervous (just like I would be instinctively nervous when I see warnings in the introduction that the protagonist is not a good person/emotionally indifferent/self-centered, etc., And I have no intention of blaming the author and the audience of this type of novel). I tend to see protagonists who are more in line with traditional decent human beings, because such protagonists tend to be more capable of rich emotions and love. When reading novels, especially romance novels, I hope to see healthy love that is pure, sincere, equal, and respectful. However, in the various settings of novels nowadays, this is often mutually exclusive with some settings. Even in the comfort zone, it is easy for the goods to go wrong due to various factors (which is why I rarely read Chinese and Zerg novels). I often worry about whether the protagonist truly respects the other party, whether there can really be soul communication and resonance, and I subconsciously worry about the weak person in the relationship (whether attacking or receiving). Once one party is so strong that the other party has no counterattack or is evenly matched, I feel resistant to this kind of relationship. It is difficult to think that true love has occurred, or that relying on love to control the other party cannot convince me. And in a novel with a major protagonist, I inevitably sympathize with the supporting characters who are not mentioned much, and hope that every character can be treated kindly (not demanding a good ending, but I don't want the author to treat the supporting characters as consumables that can be consumed at will). It's a bit too much and verbose, but what I want to say is that even though I had the above stubborn worries, when I finished reading this book, I still felt extremely lucky that I didn't reject the book because of my short-term worries. Because it perfectly avoids all the nodes of my worries, and even properly catches my worries and lands them firmly. The author's level is very high. When I couldn't figure out what to do in many places and just didn't want to see it, the various discussions and treatments in the book gave me a lot of inspiration and resonance. Whether it is the maturity of the plot setting, the deeper exchange of ideas or the smooth development of emotions between the characters, it is enough to make me immersed in a book for the first time in a long time, watching everyone go to their destinations, and no souls need to be dusted. The author said that he gave up some of the more impactful plot trends and chose a gentler writing style. I am extremely grateful for this. It made me very happy to watch it (sometimes the tragic structure is more brilliant, but the stable happiness is really heart-warming). Thank you to the author for writing this book, and thank you to the author for giving the characters a complete soul and life. The above are all personal opinions. I wish the author a happy and successful life for the third time, and I also hope that all readers reading this book can feel the same resonance and be happy every day.

I'm looking through my bookshelf of good books. The author changed his name without any trouble. I have to come in and have a laugh.

Changed the cover! This Gra is even more beautiful!

The title of the author's book seems to be out of character hahahaha [dog head], are there any weird activities again [laughing and crying]

The article written by the teacher is super beautiful. It is a story about a sweet couple growing up with each other. It is super beautiful, and the teacher's writing style is super good. The arrows of the two people are super thick, and the deputy CP also likes it very much. The teacher does not need to let people who don't know how to appreciate it affect his mood.

Teacher, what happened? 😭Although I don't know what the activity is, I did recommend Wuwu in my book list😭Do you want to remove it?

Bai Yueguang, Cinnabar Mole, one of my favorite novels. I really like this kind of plot, setting, and pure love written by Su Shuang! By the way, Sark Emperor's rebirth is the most romantic rebirth setting I have ever seen. I like it very much and will never forget it from now on.