From a Miserable Social Animal to a Top Insect Mother

Lan Xun was originally just a hard-working social worker who shuttled around the laboratory, struggling with monthly assessments. One of his research subjects in the laboratory is another race in the universe - the Zerg. The Zerg are extremely ferocious, brave and good at fighting. They have evolved humanoid mimicry hundreds of years ago. They are dominated by the primitive instincts of expanding territory, eating and reproducing, but the largest leader, the insect mother, has not appeared for many, many years. Lan Xun fell asleep after completing a mission, and when he woke up again, he became Lan Xun Winster, a weak worm carrying a death sentence in the distant Zerg world. Good news, he is qualified to go to the insect nest to participate in the banquet, and has a chance of becoming an insect mother. Bad news, the Zerg race has been without an insect mother for a long time. These "candidates" are just adding nutrients to the insect nest. Lan Xun failed to escape and was escorted into the insect nest. Then he took off the crown that belonged only to the Insect Mother. · 1. The Zerg worldview full of private settings has not been set yet and is being modified... There should be children and eggs. 2. The emotional line is probably because there are a lot of cannon fodder attacks in the process, but it is still 1v1 in the end. In the end, it will only be a two-way arrow with the main palace, and the other cannon fodder attacks will bear the responsibility of killing. 3. They are all bugs and not people, and their moral sense may be lower. No matter how hard they try, they can only personify people but not real people (I will probably go to the anthropomorphic track in the future) There is a lot of predatory behavior among the Zerg. It is normal for supporting characters and cannon fodder to die. It is also common for you to eat me and me to eat you. 4. Add more as you think of it, the copywriting and settings may be modified at any time Mission: There is always hope in adversity