This is the worst time-traveling male insect novel I have seen so far. The protagonist parachuted into a garbage star and was auctioned off. As an asset, the insects took over and shared it. If the protagonist's character was not somewhat overly ambitious, he might have been depressed. I am still very thin at the moment. I don't know what will happen in the future. I look forward to it.
Non-mainstream male insect literature.
Non-mainstream points include: the male protagonist is of low level and has poor attributes, as well as the plot of the female attacking the male and being the victim. I just want to see where the plot can go?
Atypical Zerg social culture. In addition to a little discussion of the Zerg social system, in fact, more words are devoted to the conflict and hatred between races in the universe.
The final solution seems a bit fake, and the blood feud seems to have become a joke...
But overall it can still be seen.
Looking at the cover and title, I didn't really want to read it, but I read an unexpectedly good novel.
In an atypical Zerg setting, the male Zerg environment is very harsh, but it is much more reliable than a weak and rare setting where males are inferior to females. The male has almost become a canary in captivity, resources being shared, tools being ignored, and being sent to brainwashing at the slightest disagreement. So most of them ended up living like hysterics, or were brainwashed into idiots...
The final ending is a bit too fantasy, and it always feels a bit disconnected, but I can barely accept it.
The Chinese language is very fragrant, and I wish I could meet at the flower market.
Overall, it is a very good Zerg novel, and I read it in one sitting.
A setting that combines Zerg literature and live broadcast themes across time and space. The text gives the male worm an upgraded version of its role, to support something similar to a spiritual barrier in the insect nest area in this region.
The first article I read, the protagonist Gong really helped female insects gain equal rights in GM. The author has closed the comments. It may be because the character design is very controversial. I think it is better than the image of a simple and upright female character.
Can we see the growth and complementarity of the characters, and both parties become better versions of themselves because of each other????
I found it in a book friend's comment, and the text is finished.
Emmmm, how should I put it, even though I have finished reading it and have not researched the base book for comparison, it should still have a unique flavor and a good Zerg novel. The combination of the paranoid madness of the female insect and the unaccustomed male protagonist is not very common in Zerg novels.
However, it's really a bit sad that a female insect who is so career-minded turns out to be so love-minded in the end...
Highlights:
1. In the opening chapter, humans are treated as pets on alien planets and the mash-up setting of the Zerg novel is novel.
2. The background setting is rich and three-dimensional, and things develop logically and smoothly.
3. Successful character creation: You can tell from the copywriting that the character will be changed, and the character described in the previous chapter is also a scumbag that can be seen with the naked eye. However, there are still many readers who think that the emperor and political animal like scumbag has a very charming personality. Except that this kind of person deserves to be unloved, everything else is good. He should spend his life pursuing a career. This is really rare in novels where characters are often created in black and white.
4. Many people think that the relationship between the protagonists is sudden, but I feel that it is a bit natural. It is definitely not because of gender and a little bit of normal personality, but because of the mutual sympathy between people who are different in society.
5. The relationship between males and females is written very logically, and all have their own interests and demands from the average starting point. I have a love brain, but not much
6. There are many hidden historical clues that can be dug into, waiting to be unfolded one by one.
7. Write out some feelings of alienation between Zerg and humans.
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