I don't have a high level of control, but I have a slightly higher requirement for writing and plot. I only keep personal records. I really like the Zerg setting.
In real life, I would roll my eyes at the attributes of a spoiled wife and grandma, but when I put it on Yuan Danshou, it has a different flavor... Especially Kuangshou of the Zerg tribe. [Handshou] Although the copy says that there is a plot of being muddled by herself, the main text is actually about being muddled by herself. She is anxious about her appearance and loves women, so she tried to get rid of all the scars and calluses on her body. She didn't dare to eat sugar, oil and carbohydrates just so that Gong would look at her twice. I am grateful to the author for his many years of immersion in Xiaohongtiao. There are all kinds of spoiled wife scenes. It makes me feel really good. I just like to see this kind of 0-for-1 look that makes me want to live and die all day long [joined hands]
The third story is about the Zerg. Except for the sudden change in attitude and the twist that was a bit abrupt for the purpose of writing an introduction, the rest of the story is pretty good. The writing is good, and even the infinite flow at the end is very interesting. I feel that the teacher's strength is such short unit articles, which can write thousands of people with thousands of faces.
For this article, I regained the urge to write a Zerg book list. I don't write reviews very much. I'm really a lazy person. I even said that I was almost persuaded by the attributes in the copywriting that were not suitable for partial attack at first. However, when I read Chapter 20, my saliva slipped from the corners of my eyes. The plot was too full and multi-angle. The part of my brain that struggled to shout attributes was selectively disabled. After reading a certain treasure, there were seven or eight more butterfly specimens in my shopping cart. This book has the strongest sense of inhumanity among all the Zerg novels I have read. Even the opportunity for Manu to transform into a "human" side with emotions and pain is also full of slight weirdness unique to human beings (I have always thought this design is very clever. I can't tell whether it is Manu's genes that gave Xiaoyan the decisiveness to kill with one blow or Xiaoyan's genes that made Manu's barren heart full of hatred grow for the first time the fruit called love and concession, which has a greater impact on the other party)
In fact, when I read it, I felt it was a pity that this novel did not get a lot of attention. The reason may be that it is not very easy. In fact, many people's positioning of online novels is that they hope to take a breather between school and get off work. However, this book actually requires a special period of time to read. I have to be glad that I am a casual reader and I stumbled upon it. On the one hand, I feel that the author's soul is like a branch growing in the wind. I feel gratified and touched that it has sprouted freely just to write what I want to write. On the other hand, I feel that it is a pity that the jade is buried like this. There is nothing else to do but throw some thunder. When I think that this book will become a carrot hanging over my head together with Naozumi, it makes me desperately look for new books in the Zerg tag, and I feel that the future is both desperate and promising.
I really like the portrayal of Li Gong in the article. He is very three-dimensional and flesh-and-blood. He is optimistic but not completely ignorant of the world. He is forced to be involved in the world of a group of powerful female insects and still manages to protect himself. He has a really charming personality. It is difficult not to be attracted to such a special existence in the lifeless world of the Zerg.