I just finished reading a book, and I felt that it was finished very hastily. A lot of things that I thought I should write about were inexplicably missing. But, it's cool, yes, the world is the protagonist's playground!
In the eyes of outsiders, the heroine looks very cold and noble, but in fact, the heroine is poor but has a pure temperament. Hei Nisu, the male protagonist just stared at the female protagonist darkly. The male protagonist matched his nickname in the early stage. When the female protagonist put all her malice on the male protagonist, I felt that the male protagonist accepted it all. It was a good product.
It mainly focuses on Zerg stories, and the setting is relatively novel. The introduction seems to be a novice, but in fact I feel that the writing is better than the introduction. It is a mutual favor.
I don't remember the sibling relationship very well, but I remember a scene where the male protagonist, who was still relatively young at that time, helped the female protagonist clean up the messy desktop.
It's a three-volume story, before the Zerg invasion, during the Zerg invasion, and after the Zerg invasion, which is a bit integrated with the human race. It's not a fun story, but I read it in one go. As I go to the end, I feel that there are less emotions described from the heroine's side, but I can understand it, because the heroine has gradually become a god.
There is still a bit of detective work in the beginning, but later it becomes less about romance. Many people love the heroine, and there are also individual side stories for each person in the back.
The previous chapter was very interesting, as it simulated various commands on the battlefield. It was very enjoyable and allowed me to read it in one go. However, I found it very abrupt in the later stages. I didn't know why I picked up a mission out of nowhere. The last few chapters were also quite sudden for me, but the author said that it was set in advance and there were foreshadowings and so on. I don't like the later part. At the end, the protagonist is not dead, so I have to accept it.