The twisted, loving, and mutually dependent relationship between the two groups of male and female insects was treated and explained in a way that I think is reasonable. The background and origin set by the author himself are quite grand. The advantage is that it is relatively novel in the Zerg novel. The disadvantage is that the later part suddenly uses the excuse of sacrificing a male worm of the protagonist group to heaven (it is even quite tragic) and unfolds the story that there are other races in the interstellar that want to invade the Zerg and start a war. It is a bit fragmented in the first brush. After the second brush, I am mentally prepared, but I still feel fragmented (you guy). I'm not too good at spoiling the specifics, but I think it's okay.
Cute, in short, very cute. There is a knife, but he. This author's writing has a very cinematic feel, and the descriptions of various scenes can create very specific pictures in his mind. Moreover, it mainly caters to professional households. If you like food, you can visit [Dog Head Holding Rose]
It's also being serialized, and it looks pretty good so far. The protagonist died in this way. As for the disparity in the number of male and female insects, the author's way of dealing with it is that male insects are prone to burping. If the difficulty of raising human babies is 100, I feel that there are 500 male larvae. At least human babies will not kill themselves due to emotion. At the moment, I think the plot of a supporting character is very interesting. He is about to live to adulthood and suddenly dies. The setting is that he can know whether others really love him, because there is a character who loves everyone sincerely, so even if he knew it was the little mother, he immediately proposed marriage, and was politely rejected. I don't know how to hold back. Doesn't this reveal my nature of loving family ethics dramas? I feel that the supporting character is already very tenacious, and with the blessing of this ability, he can still survive until he is almost an adult. Anyone with a glass heart would have fallen off long ago.
This author is a big writer of writing about Zerg, but it is very special, just like parsley root. I read two books and didn't finish them, but you can't deny that his character creation is not good. On the contrary, it is because the character creation is too good, so I feel psychological discomfort. If you like watching evil people, you can rush it, and because the Zerg always engage in NPCs, you can see a lot of evil people, but each of them is pitiful in his own way. The other book is even more invincible. In short, it inherits the dead brother's wife and brother's mistress, the children of the brother's mistress and the brother's wife's children (?), As well as the dead first love and Bai Yueguang and their children.
The soul is back! The soul is back! The soul is back! Damn, actually I like this book the most, the most realistic. No matter how noble the male insects are, they are actually the resources of the powerful female insects [Star Eyes]. How can I describe this damn flavor? Well, it's probably like normal social earthlings being treated as a sign of goodwill and being coveted by females who want to divide them up. Since PUA doesn't like it, The shame of flirting with women is probably because the person who truly loves her is Yafei and she wants to be with him for the rest of her life, but Yafei has no power to protect him at all and just wants to give him to a more powerful female. It is probably the anger of a group of powerful females who feel that they are trying to catch me but they don't choose me to choose a waste. Probably because he obviously became a dead person, but when he came back, he still sealed his humanity in his frozen heart, and still let the guy who asked for nothing fly into the flames [Star Eyes] Shocking and delicious, I don't think it tastes good even if Brother Yafei didn't sell her husband, so it's a reasonable development (what does this person want to do)
This book is being serialized recently. I don't think it's so popular that I just write a formula based on it. (Speaking of which, are our Zerg novels really popular?) [Xingxingyan] I personally like it very much. I think it's more Machiavellian. I don't really like it emotionally. You have to say, in fact, I like the male supporting brother. I like the male protagonist but for the sake of family marriage, the male supporting brother and younger brother also like the male protagonist. He is angry and tries to be frivolous and is beaten into a cripple. A few years later, the male supporting brother dies and the husband immediately goes to his father and says that he still likes the male protagonist. The father becomes furious and says, "Your brother has been beaten and crippled. What are you going to do?" I prefer family ethics dramas (hey), I hope it can land smoothly.
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