On December 23, 3241 of the Zerg star calendar, at 6:32:57 in the morning, the energy wave exploded by supernova D101 reached the Zerg Emperor Star. A sun suddenly appeared in the sky, instantly lighting up the morning sky of Emperor Star. The entire Zerg race thought this was just a somewhat special astronomical phenomenon. It took a long time for the Zerg to realize that this moment was the beginning of the Zerg zombie crisis and also opened a new chapter for the Zerg.
This day was an unlucky day for Pride Augustus, the would-be heir to a great family, to be assassinated. It was much later that he realized that this day was the true beginning of his insect life.
This day is the day when Bias returns to Emperor Star to report on his duties. On his way back to the Emperor Star, he received the news that his female father, Radical, had passed away. Bosi originally planned to take his female father's ashes back to his hometown to farm and spend the rest of his life. But fate suddenly pushed him out of the planned insect trajectory. Facing an unknown wilderness, he moved forward in confusion and finally found the way forward.
The noble and elegant aristocrats attack* and the civilians are at ease, 1V1, double C, double perspectives, he, a real drama.
Also known as: "Border lies flat and a hero emerges", "Plants vs. Zombies", "Pride and Preference", "Superimposed Entanglement"
Completed prequel
Light and Sea[Zerg]
In the year 3127 of the Zerg star calendar, Yafei Youyu was admitted to the Imperial Star Military Academy. He met a handsomer than a female Zerg and recognized him as his eldest brother. From then on, he worked hard to reorganize the empire, revive the Zerg clan, reach the pinnacle of the Zerg life, and marry his eldest brother. Eh...
The virtuous and loyal dog brother attacks the handsome and gentle older brother, 1V1, double C, double perspectives, he, a serious drama, with a bit of abuse in the middle.
Lightning Protection: Eggs are conceived later in the text.
Intention: Love can overcome all obstacles.
