[Read 02] the Final Article with Zerg in the Title
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Warning: Extreme caution. I'm just a gay drama lover and insect lover who loves watching insect anthropomorphism. For an introduction, see Read 01 Book List. Updating.
The Lord accepts. Close to five stars. Classic old article. The soul penetrates attack and humble feeling, and there is a son. As an initial setting, it is novel and complete, and the logic is smooth. The points minus points are not for abuse, but for the bloody and vague explanation of details. For example, Gong's identity on Earth and the attitude of Earth people towards Gong are not explained in detail, which makes Gong's strength and spiritual beliefs somewhat unreal. And the protagonist doesn't have a long mouth. But it is indeed a good article that does not hide its flaws. Worth a look.
The Lord accepts. Five stars. Have children. The slippery war-god female and the psychotic beauty male. The offensive force value is unbelievable, so Shou Rutitle has been struggling with his life. There are detailed private settings. In this article you can see: the perverted all-in-one machine with his perverted teammates, the brutal and beautiful fool, the protagonists fighting each other crazily, and three equally weird cubs. Highly recommended for people who don't have too many distractions. The column has a large number of free extras.
Main attack. Five stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. Have children. A sweet story with a relatively complete world view. The protagonists are both strong. Gong is not the protagonist in the game, but a supporting character. Shou is a character deleted by the game author. The subject matter is novel, and the interaction between the protagonists is easy and interesting. Bonus points are the attribute of being a foodie. The column has free extras. Recommended viewing.
Main attack. Five stars. There is a relatively complete private world view. Gong is a human being who was deeply affected by the death of his child and his soul passed through the male insect. When he came back, the original person already had three children with Shou, so there are more plots of raising cubs. The setting is interesting. There are more deputy CPs. Part of raising cubs is sweet. As the author's first Zerg novel, it is well written. It is recommended for those who can accept the setting.
Main attack. Five stars. Have children. The soul-piercing male worm attacks the Taoist human being. It's a long story, with private Zerg settings that are quite different from the public settings. Gong has a kinder personality. The author's writing skills are sufficient and the setting is complete enough, but it may not be suitable for people who can't stand long interstellar farming articles with a more realistic style, nor for people who can't stand knives. I really like the alien feel of the Zerg in this article. Recommended reading for those who can accept it.
Main attack. Close to five stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. The small work is exquisite and delicate. The author's character creation is good, and the motivations for his actions are reasonable. The protagonist, who is full of personality and knows how to use his own charm, deceives the system with crooked ideas. The plot is very good, and there is no common situation in such plots where the system loses its intelligence. There is a small plot twist in Chapter 2728, which may not be suitable for those who do not accept that the protagonist is not smooth sailing. Recommended for those who like the protagonist's character.
Main attack. Five stars. A setting where male college students develop into females through games. There are many private world views. There is a plot to penetrate into the game. Later, there was a plot where Gong died in the game world, lost his memory and returned to reality, and Shou came to the human world to find Gong. Prefers drama. Complete the task of stabilizing the parallel world through the system. The plot has ups and downs. The main text is better than the copy, recommended.
Main attack. Close to five stars. The career-oriented heartthrob pretends to be a woman. Have children. Personal preference for high scores may be due to subtle aspects: low attack level, later stages of being mind-controlled by the Insect King, disgusting and succumbing, using children to tie up the attack, multiple supporting characters having arrows in the attack, and emotional imbalance between the attack and the recipient. The author is very good at writing suggestive meat dishes, which perfectly matches the feelings of a humble and paranoid dog. It's very nice to watch as Gong Shou is full of meat and fragrance every day.
Main attack. Five stars. The protagonist is a native Zerg, and one of the deputy CPs has a time-travel attack. Overall, it is a Western fantasy style with a private setting, a complete world view, good writing, and a large number of extras. It should be noted that due to family factors, Shou has low self-esteem and a low sense of security. There are plots where Shou tries to get pregnant before marriage just for peace of mind. Moreover, neither the attacker nor Shou has a say in the story. It takes a long time to get the right result. There are a lot of misunderstandings and conflicts. It is highly recommended for those who can accept it.
Main attack. Five stars. I read it before turning v. Fast time travel, the theme of human beings transforming into male insects and the reared female insects passing through the copy and returning to the real world. The interaction between attacking and receiving is very interesting. The background settings of each copy are perfect, and the NPCs are vivid enough. Because there is a plot of attacking and deceiving the player's identity, there is a little awkwardness. The overall story is sweet and the plot is online. It is recommended to read.
Main attack. Close to five stars. Time travel attack. Extra children. As the title suggests, Gong is the system for reincarnating into a male insect. The main text is more interesting than the subtitles. The subject matter is good, it has the element of doting on your wife but it's still quite refreshing. If you go off the horse and slap the face, the final attack will become the insect god's cool article. The style is relatively relaxed, and there are no common intellectual-depressing plots such as slaps in the face. It is worth watching as a relaxing cookie.
Free text. Main attack. Five stars. The copy may be mediocre but the content is interesting. On the whole, it is a western fantasy world style, with natural black male insects and indifferent cat-like female insects. The story of a male insect who fell in love at first sight and gradually resolved the iceberg. The funny part is very light, and the dramatic part is a bit heavy. It is a short essay with endless aftertaste. People who can accept the knife can read this book.
Free text. Main attack. Five stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. Doting on his wife and feeling cold. The protagonist's slow adjustment, Gong's fear of being alone, Shou's strong wariness and cold personality towards Gong at first all add a lot of flavor to this article. There is a plot of traveling back to Earth and back again, and the later period is about ordinary daily life after getting used to it. The writing is good, and highly recommended for people who can handle a lot of knives.
Free text. Main attack. Five stars. There is no system for traveling through time. A very unique short article! The part about biological research is real enough. At the same time, the protagonist was killed because his research violated the interests of some insects. The setting of (part of) resurrection through insect body printing technology and retained digital memory is very interesting. There isn't much emotional description, but it is surprisingly consistent with the non-human setting. I like this flavor very much. It would be more appropriate to eat it with some of the explanations provided by the author in the comments. Recommended for people who can accept the death of the protagonist.
Free text. The main text is completed in the extra chapter. Main attack. Five stars. Time travel attack. There are time traveler supporting characters and system elements. Very interesting article! Especially the protagonist who came to Zerg when he was young and is very afraid of bugs is very vivid. Plots in which human protagonists try to teach interracial love are relatively common, but this one is written very naturally, the reactions are all just right for the race, and the various actions of attacking the fear of bugs and trying to overcome desensitization are real and interesting. It is highly recommended for those who like the protagonist of ordinary people who travel through time and their daily orientation.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. Gong is a male insect who was reincarnated as a human on Earth and then reincarnated. Black skin suffers. There is a private world view that includes the setting of the ancient insect mother. Have children. In the early stage, the group pampered the cubs, and in the later stage, she pampered her husband. Several supporting characters have arrows against each other. The subject matter is very interesting. The plot may be a bit squeamish in the early stages of the interview with the group of friends, but the overall story is acceptable. There are plenty of extras and if lines at the end of the article. You can take a look.
Main attack. Four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. As the title suggests, there is an element of being a domestic husband. There is a mother tree setting that is different from other Zerg or Zerg mother stories. Male and female Zerg reproduce through the mother tree, which is very interesting. The author's first book is of acceptable quality, but in the later stages it was indeed unable to sustain the huge worldview, and the ending was hasty. The column has a large number of free extras.
Main attack. Close to four stars. There is no system in time-travel attack, but there are children. Set up the common Zerg story about doting on your wife. In the later stage, there will be a plot where the attacker accidentally returns to Earth and then travels back. It has a certain concentration of dog blood and a masculine smell. The negative points are that the female supporting character of the secondary CP is relatively unlikable, and the author used the adjective "romantic" when the protagonist flirted with her (personal discomfort). Bonus points are that Shou is very cruel and ruthless.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. The copywriting is much more interesting than the title. At first it felt a bit anti-systematic, but later on it turned into a warm one. Gong's character is quite interesting. It's a funny article with elements of doting on your wife, but the style is more relaxed. Overall it's okay. The deputy CP's parental love is also good.
Main attack. Four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Extra children. There are romance elements. It's okay for a novice's comedy. The second male character is a local male who was raped by Gong's former enemy. Later he regains his consciousness and becomes fond of Gong. Points are deducted for the theme and routine, the intellectually subdued villain that is bound to appear in variety shows (I personally have no feelings for it), and the many typos. Bonus points are that the attack is really bad, and it's quite interesting to be lazy.
Main attack. Four stars. A story about a reborn male insect who can't muster the energy to only care about heddling with the female monarch. As the text says, the attack recognizes the relationship and tolerates the relationship without a bottom line, but it is much more low-key than the common Zerg stories about doting on wives. There are not too many slap-in-the-face plots, there is an unlikable green tea supporting character male insect, and there is a supporting character crematorium. There is a story about an unexpected miscarriage later in the article. The writing is okay, and the main character's interactions are rather ordinary and everyday.
Main attack. Close to four stars. Welfare extras are being serialized. It is a very domineering article, with many ways to force the love of the system. It should be good for people who like fishing beauties who are bullied by the domineering style until their delicate side is exposed. The author's writing style is online, but the subject matter is that neither the attacker nor the receiver has a mouth to talk about. After fighting for 800 rounds, they can communicate with each other in the strong love of the system. It may not be suitable for people with stomachaches. In addition, people who are not too keen on the ancient taste may feel a little bit depressed. The plot is still interesting, and the level of sexiness is just right.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. It is a Zerg-like novel about a time-traveling attack and a female insect without a mouth. The themes are common, but both the attack and the attack are well-shaped, so it is worth reading. The main villain is a male insect transformed from the enemy who attacked the original world. The later plot has a little bit of a knife edge, but overall it's good. There are extras and if lines.
Main attack. Close to four stars. Overall, it is a slightly childish comedy about doting on your wife. The reason why this book appears in my finished book list despite being serialized is because the extra chapters are so popular that I only update them every few months. In the later stages, I feel like I can't write the main text, so I can take a look at the free chapter before making a decision.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The unit article is a love story between four male insects and four female insect leaders in a high tower. None of the affected insects has a mouth. One unit has a stand-in plot, two units have a crematorium pursuit, and one crematorium has an open ending. There are elements of time travel and amnesia. The interaction between the male protagonists is cute, which is a plus point. The writing is passable.
Main attack. Four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. Doting on your wife is a Zerg-like novel. Gong was originally a spoiled rich second generation, but his character was not that mature and decisive. As the author's first Zerg book, it's okay. The deducted points are that the title is narcissistic and a very straight man, the plot of the protagonist's emotional conflict is generally handled, there are many bloody scenes, and neither the main character nor the deputy character has a long tongue. If you want to watch the slap-in-the-face type, you can jump to around chapter 87 and give it a try.
Main attack. Close to four stars. It is a very common routine to travel through time and become a scum insect, then find the abused female monarch and insect cubs, and start a live broadcast of the Zerg story about being a good person, caring for the family, and doting on his wife. A relatively humble feeling of coldness. The insect cub is his own child, and he has a second child outside of the story. There are many elements to raising cubs. The minus points are that the sub-CP is a little stiff and a bit slow-tongued, but the overall writing style is okay.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. As the title indicates, it has a bloody plot and a doting-on-wife type of Zerg novel. Gong knows how to mix wine with pheromones. The setting of a girl's heart crying and being a female is quite rare. Any minor conflicts will be resolved within one or two chapters. It is a sweet story with a happy overall atmosphere. It is recommended to read.
Main attack. Close to four stars. Have children. Doting on your wife is a Zerg-like novel. Gong travels through time with his intelligence brain, and uses his intelligence brain to analyze the story that he has traveled through the book, and decides to be good to the female monarch, and at the same time fights against the protagonist Gong in the book. Although the settings are common, there is no pressure from external systems, the look and feel is relatively refreshing, and the writing is acceptable.
Main attack. Close to four stars. Unit article, three stories in the same world, all time travel attacks. Have children. It's a very common cliché of Zerg stories about doting on wives. The overall atmosphere is relaxed. There are some problems like the protagonist being too hesitant, which leads to slow progress in solving misunderstandings, and a lot of typos. It's a sweet story with ordinary writing, so you can read it if you don't care about the above.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. Have children. Doting on your wife is a Zerg-like novel. The setting is relatively novel, but starting from the middle of the second volume, the setting is a bit unsustainable. Overall, it is still watchable. There are a bit too many bloody scenes. For me, the part where I slapped my brother in the face after recognizing my marriage was more enjoyable. The setting of the attack was a bit interesting, so I personally scored high.
Main attack. Four stars. Attack and receive double life. Attack has a tendency to self-destruct. A very miserable yet tough beauty attack. Shou may be more irritating, there is a shou crematorium, but Wen is equally capable of abusing everyone. Bonus points are that the author's writing is online, and at least Gong's image is well created. The minus point is that the plot in the later stages is a bit confusing. Attackers, sufferers and rebirths are all trying to change the future, but the look and feel is unsatisfactory. The characters are pretty good.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Like the author's previous book, it has the same problem of opening high and going low. The humble female insect with no long mouth, the gold-fingered male insect, and the bloody background. The wild star moved forward too long, which made the character creation in the later stage very subtle: Gong's straight male degree has increased, and the effect of reflecting Shou's reputation through the supporting role of fans is not good, and no one doubts Gong's identity, which also makes the look and feel subtle. But overall there are no big surprises, and the score is relatively high.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. Have children. Just like the title, a man who was deceived by the system and doted on his wife and a man who followed the line of male morality. Gong is the overlord bking who treats female insects as weak women. It is full of plots about attacking and modifying males to make the world full of masculine virtues. The plot in the later stages is a bit confusing, but in the early stages it's okay to watch as a comedy-style novel.
Main attack. Close to four stars. Extra. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. It has the elements of a boss's spoiled husband and his doting wife at the same time, so overall it's okay. There is a lot of interaction with local male friends, and character building is online. Personally, I think the main CP is not as attractive as the secondary CP. The secondary CP is a typical local male bug chasing his wife in the crematorium. I don't want to wash my hands of it. The current progress should be to attack death and suffer amnesia. I look forward to the extra chapters to fill in the pit.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. The unit text of the Three Worlds has both local attack and time-travel attack systems. I prefer pure love to doting on my wife. The cookie as shown in the title is good enough for a novice novel. The atmosphere is very relaxed and there are enough laughs. It will add settings in the dialogue, so you can take a look. Some people may mind: The second person in the world is married and raising children.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. The local Zerg fall in love, a funny and sweet article. The weird, ferocious, sarcastic male with a tricky angle, and the top-notch female with the green tea routine who follows the male lead in everything. The main character's tug is cute. The author had a little trouble grasping the rhythm of the novel for the first time, but overall it was pretty good. A very happy love story.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The local male insect was reborn. In his previous life, he misunderstood the female monarch and wanted to kill him. He has experienced many troubles in this life. Both sides equally torture the protagonists and attack the crematorium. The stomach-ache emotional line of the fathers who are extremely short-tongued and aggressive may be a little dissuaded. The actual writing style is OK, the protagonist is interesting, and the attack is well portrayed. The minus point is that the map change in the second half is a bit confusing and hasty. The whole thing can be seen.
Main attack. Four stars. Have children. There are animalistic private facilities. It's really crazy to be criticized. The writing is very attractive and the corresponding plot is okay, but the emotional problems between the protagonists caused by Shou's character are resolved a bit too easily, and the ending is a bit stiff. The deputy cp is be. The protagonist pulls a lot, and both parties don't talk much, which may affect the reading experience. Overall it's OK. What a mouthful to watch.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The story of the native Zerg. The copywriting is quite interesting, and the overall writing style is acceptable. The negative point is that the protagonist has an inexplicable parting without saying goodbye in the later stage. Although it was foreshadowed earlier that he wanted to be free before escaping, it was not handled very well, so the impression was subtle. The attack in the first half was quite tough, but at this point in the plot it became a bit too clever and a bit subtle.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The human marshal penetrated the male insect. Have children. The title is vague, but the overall trend is still a wife-loving Zerg type of writing. Except for the subtle inconsistency between Gong's personality and the position of marshal, there are no major issues. As a brainless sweet, there is no big problem.
Main attack. Close to four stars. There are eggs but no children. Cross attack zone system. A sweet article about doting on your wife, similar to the Zerg tribe. The writing is passable. The deducted points are that Gong's portrayal deviates slightly from the setting of "a bookstore employee of a great interpreter of gods", his character is a bit childish, and the system is a bit in the way, but the rest is acceptable.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. There is no system for traveling through time. There is an egg-bearing element. The author has set up the world view too big. He stopped updating from about chapter 60 and then came back to push the plot too quickly. The plot point of letting the protagonist defeat the villain by surprise with a dagger is not convincing enough. The plot about the alternation of power also felt like it was hastily piled up because it was rushed to completion. The idea of oe's ending is very interesting, but it is a bit abrupt because of insufficient foreshadowing. The plot in the later period is not satisfactory, but the overall logic and attack and reception are acceptable, and my personal score will be higher. It would be better if I expanded and wrote more.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. Doting on your wife is a Zerg-like novel. The fragrance part is not as detailed as the copywriting says, the protagonist's relationship mode and the theme of the live show of affection are also relatively routine, and the writing style is a bit novice. The negative points are that the early stage of the game is a bit straight-forward, and the early plot is a bit draggy. Bonus points are that the villain design is acceptable, small details such as the foreshadowing of the robot bug are more interesting, and the overall look and feel is okay.
Main attack. Close to four stars. I read it before I finished v. The main text is more interesting than the copywriting. It is popular among career-type people and easy to accept. The emotional line and ending are a bit blunt, so it can be regarded as a replacement for the novel. Since Gong has never been able to find love, it might be a bit more satisfying to watch the crematorium of Gong who was unsuccessful in his pursuit of the original engagement partner. Later on, there was a mermaid supporting character who had a slightly larger role and was not very likable. Personally, I think the shaping of Gong is good, and the selfishness score is higher.
Main attack. Close to four stars. I read it before turning v. The time-travel attack is systematic. Extra children. A bit doting on his wife. The strategy is cowardly, with a bit of clear stupidity. Overall, it is a funny white text with a certain level of humor, live broadcast on the food theme. There are more deputy CP scenes. Bonus points are that Shou's character doesn't deviate too much, there aren't any big surprises or misunderstandings, and he's pretty good as a brainless sweet.
The Lord accepts. Four and a half stars. As a common Zerg novel, it may not have any Zerg elements, but as a period novel, it is quite good. In addition, the world view is adapted from reality, with elements such as female bugs wearing skirts and mother being addressed as female elements. This article is a very good chronicle of a growing protagonist. The author has sufficient writing skills. For example, the title is about a long-lasting encounter and love. The character created is very touching, and there are no Zerg details to watch.
Main attack. Close to four stars. A doting wife Zerg novel with elements of having children and traveling through time. The author's previous story about the protagonist's father. The native male is reborn as a child and develops a female. Some details, such as the death of the protagonist's father, are handled a bit harshly. As a novice sweet writer, there is no big problem.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. I watched it before finishing v. The early stages of the game were filled with a lot of farming plots. Before I got the hang of it, I was only thinking about growing vegetables to improve food. I had a good interaction with the other male supporting characters. However, the progress of the last five chapters was too fast, and the problem of thin emotional lines became more obvious. The design of the male insect camp is more interesting, but the villains are somewhat lacking. The writing style is relaxed, and it is more suitable to be regarded as a farming and food article about pursuing a career. This part is still good.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. Extra. Attack and receive double life. Have children. A good article that is delayed by the name and copywriting, Gong is a popular person with a potential career, multiple supporting characters compete with each other, and there is a plot where Gong tries to run away and is tied up by a child. I think it's interesting to write an attack that is reborn repeatedly and is a little unclear about the situation, but it's the first attack. It's a good combination with the dangerous loyal dog Shou. The writing style is okay, but more everyday.
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