[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.
Free text. Main attack. Close to four stars. Later Zerg novels about doting on his wife Xiang. The early setting is quite interesting. Bonus points are that both attack and reception are well-spoken, there aren't too many misunderstandings, and the description of the attack and modeling part is pretty good. As a newbie, it's not a big problem.
Free text. Main attack. Four stars. Extras are being updated. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. There are many interesting private world views of the Zerg. When receiving the ball, the child is not the attacker, and there will be biological children in the later stage. Later, there was a plot where Gong sacrificed himself for Shou and his children. The writing style is a bit complicated, but the determined beauty Gong is well portrayed, and the supporting female character is not flat. The androgynous love of deputy cp is be. Overall good.
Free text. Main attack. Four and a half stars. As the title suggests, it is a cross-dressing novel in which the protagonist is a male pretending to be female and a female pretending to be male. The text is basically about the female attacking the male and the male being passive, but the wedding night is reversed, and the female protagonist does 0 for love, attacking each other, and the ending has a child, and there is a sex change if in the extra story. Those who can accept this theme can read the later sweet and heartwarming articles.
Main attack. Close to four stars. I watched it before finishing v. Gong is the temple leader who takes the system to travel into the Zerg world to relax and unwind. He takes the route of a beautiful, powerful and miserable boss. The story will have an older flavor and include elements of mutual favor. It's easy to guess when unfolding. There aren't many highlights, but there are no big problems with the overall logic. As an ancient and refreshing novel, it's pretty good.
Free text. Main attack. Four stars. The male insect attack and admiral Shou were recovered from the wandering human race. Attacking the Zerg and being favored by the group. Focus on attacking. There is a slap in the face plot. The overall plot is relatively bland. In the middle and later stages, there is a doting husband and elements of live streaming. The ending was a little rushed, but otherwise there were no major issues.
Free text. The Lord accepts. Close to four stars. There are private facilities. The characters of the protagonists are all good, but the actual writing is a bit stiff, such as the hobby of writing novels. Because the protagonists who match each other but maintain their own self are very good. The later plot is a bit confusing, but it doesn't affect reading. Personally, I find Attack's attitude towards the villain character Luyere very interesting.
Free text. Main attack. Close to four stars. There are many private settings, including a special insect mother setting and world view. There are elements of mutual attack. There is love between heroes and heroes. As other reviewers have said, it is like a flesh-and-blood life of a protagonist of a different race. Although the setting is interesting, the writing is limited and may require careful reading to understand. It may not be suitable for the audience of Zerg literature (popular meaning), but it is very suitable for human external control. Personally, it feels very unique.
Free text. Main attack. Close to four stars. There is no system in the time-traveling attack, but there are elements of dual creation and exchange of attack and reception. There is an egg-bearing element. There is an element of doting on your wife. As for the story about the crematorium, there is no plot of Gong being soft-hearted towards the former Shou, but in the previous life, Gong lost their child because of the Shou, and Gong has relatively deep emotions towards that child. Logically it's pretty good. There are some places where it's a little toe-grabbing, but it doesn't affect reading very much. Overall it's acceptable.
Free text. Main attack. Three and a half stars. The male pretends to be a female, pretending to be a male insect, traveling through time without any system. Atypical of the Zerg race, with a subtle hint of modernity, he is a gay man who is originally a muscular man. The subject matter is very interesting, and the attack, shaping and text are much better than the copywriting. As the copywriter said, the writing style is not very clear, and the major events are not clearly written, and there are bloody plots, but overall it is quite refreshing, and I personally would give it a higher score.
Free text. Main attack. Four stars. After traveling through time and force a match, he married his savior, Xiao Baiwen. Once the short sweet is finished, there is no big problem. It is quite interesting that the background-free male must be forced to match.
Free text. Main attack. Four stars. The main text is finished and the extra chapter will be updated. The male insect was shocked by the death of the female attendant and lost his sense of taste. In the process of regaining his sense of taste, he also recovered the memories he had lost when he was young. The author has created a very good image of the male insect who is empty-hearted and immature. It's fun as a short story.
Main attack, Samsung. It's a Zerg-like novel about doting on your wife, with no system for time travel and attack. Have children. It's a bit high-pitched and low-pitched. The copywriting is attractive, but the Beloved Wife was written with too much force, which not only turned Shou into a brainless cat, but also forced Gong to lose his intelligence. In the later stage, when writing plot points that prove the attack is strong, it is also difficult to support the setting. It's better for the brainless cookie to read the free chapter before deciding whether to continue reading.
Main attack. Samsung. There is no system for traveling through time. There are a lot of articles about doting on wives, but the descriptions are mostly artificial. Compared with BL, it is more like a son-in-law novel with rich flavor. The description of the interaction between the parents who are succumbed and attacked has the taste of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law gossip. Gong's straight masculinity overflows to the sky. There are quite a lot of psychological descriptions in the vernacular, and there are no particularly big flaws in the writing style. But even if it is a refreshing article, it is relatively ordinary, and it is not recommended to read it with your brain.
Main attack. Close to Samsung. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. There is a sweet article about the doting wife of the Zerg tribe, which is a very humble female insect with no long mouth. It didn't particularly hit me, and the writing was no good. The main problem was that there were too many bloody scenes, and the misunderstandings were too tortuous. The author is updating a large number of free extra chapters, which are supplementary settings. It's okay to read the full text together.
Main attack. Close to Samsung. The setting is probably the awakening of the Zerg King. There are a lot of private settings, and more of them are career lines. I am a novice at writing. I want to describe the almighty and charming Gong, but I don't have enough writing skills. He looks like a capable but bad-tempered brat. He is still a love-minded girl. The actual perception is that it is not a novice heartthrob novel that can't stand up to the setting. Maybe those who are good at writing about novice heartthrobs can read it.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. Cross attack zone system. There are elements of male dressing up as female. The early plot is interesting, the atmosphere is relaxed, and some jokes that fit the theme of bking are incorporated. However, the rescue plot set in the later period cannot support the development of the plot. The use of becoming a god to solve the crisis and resurrecting the dead are not convincing enough. Moreover, the sudden insertion of the description of the worship of gods seems too empty compared with the previous battles between life and death. Even after editing and a sweet side story (the column also has a childbirth side story), it cannot fill this flaw well. If you have requirements for the plot, you can skip the above plots 125-131.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. Native Zerg Stories. Ending with a child. The description of the willful and ignorant little male who forces Shou's institutional love at the beginning is very interesting, but the plot begins to decline sharply after Shou escapes and kidnaps Gong. Gong's image is too silly and sweet, and he seems to be deceived, and the plot is too routine. Overall, it is Xiang Xiaobaiwen who is her doting husband.
Main attack. Close to Samsung. As written in the copywriting, beware of buying unfinished outline articles. The setting of the writing is quite interesting, but the ending is almost unfinished. There are a lot of bloody plots, and a lot of small settings are not fulfilled. For example, the part where the career changes and the doting on the wife ends in a hurry, and there is no supplement in the extra story. Not recommended to watch.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. There is no system in the time-travel attack. There is a rebirth plot. Near the end, the protagonist dies and becomes a god/resurrection plot. There are eggs but no children. Although the topic is live broadcast, the rest of the article has nothing to do with live cooking. Have a private world view. Xiaobai dotes on his wife Zerg. The extra sweet part is that there are a lot of virtual game live broadcasts in the middle of the text. I personally have an average impression of this kind of content, so I will give it a low score.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. Little white text. There is no system for traveling through time. Doting on your wife is a Zerg-like novel. Have children. By the end of the article, there are subtle deviations in the images of attack and reception, and the plot to solve the misunderstanding is relatively rigid and the routines are relatively common. Overall there are no other issues.
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 writing setting and the first half are still interesting, but the protagonist is really not a CEO, and can only be said to be an innocent rich young man who knows how to do business. The intensity of the story gradually increases in the second half of the chapter. The main CP is a bit sweet, and the two secondary CPs are more interesting.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. The story of a male insect who came to earth in his body, became a group favorite on the Internet, and finally ended up with the female insect who came to protect him. There is a doting husband scene. It ended without clearly stating whether to stay on Earth or return to the Zerg in the end, and the open ending was a bit rushed. Personally, I'm not too fond of variety shows and group favorites, so I'll give it a lower rating. The writing is acceptable, so it's worth watching for those with a taste for it.
Main attack. Less than three stars. Crematorium in exchange. The new plot set up after the break is very subtle. It seems to be about conspiracy at the beginning, but then it turns into a variety show showing affection, and finally it turns into an attempt to threaten the villain with beauty. The shaping in the later stages is getting weirder and weirder, and combined with the drastically changed plot, it's already a mess. In the early stage, it was not very interesting as a crematorium, and it had the same problems that common crematoriums have. Overall not recommended.
Main attack. Samsung. This is an article based on the author's adopted son, the main character, and the younger brother, the supporting character, of the author's previous book. The actual setting of the protagonist is a bit different from the previous book. In addition, the writing style is novice, the attack is not long-talking, and the attack is awkward and immature at critical moments, resulting in an overall poor impression. The ending is rather rushed.
Main attack. Samsung. The male insect attacking the earth. The initial setting was interesting, and the part about breaking up with the star thief in the middle period was okay, but the later foreshadowing became very bland when it came to memories. Many foreshadowings were not explained well, and the later viewing was more subtle. You can take a look at the free chapter before deciding.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. Cross attack zone system. Marry first, love later, a bit doting on your wife. The subject matter is quite interesting, with two factions of equal rights fighting each other, which is not bad compared to the same genre. However, the ending is too hasty, the image of the simultaneous attack is a bit broken, and the foreshadowing is unclear, which affects the viewing experience. The text is a little more interesting than the copy.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. The content of the article is consistent with the title of the chapter, it is about the pursuit of the crematorium, which was burned fiercely. There was a situation where she took the initiative to have a second child through IVF after suffering an unexpected miscarriage. The advantage is that the level of torture is not unbearable. The disadvantage is that Gong doesn't seem to really love the torture, and the details are not perfect enough. The setting of the important supporting characters is a bit thin, and the writing is acceptable. I am not good at this one, so I will give it a lower score. It is worth watching if you like it.
Main attack. Three and a half stars. There is no system for traveling through time and space, and it is a Zerg-like novel about doting on your wife. Have children. The initial main text is a little more interesting than the copywriting, but the attack and danger plot in the second half is handled more generally and a bit inexplicably. In the later stages of pregnancy, the degree of mouthlessness increases sharply. Overall it's okay, the actual writing is a little better than the chapter introductions.
Main attack. Close to Samsung. Different from the setting of most Zerg novels, it has an apocalyptic background and a different world, and takes the route of cultivating feelings through games. In the later stage, Gong will take the people from the original world to the other world where Shou is. Extra children. Gong is a stupid man with a lot of money, clear and foolish, and Shou is a female insect living in another world. The whole story is similar to the story about raising a paper person and adding a food business. Gong can charge money to receive the golden finger. The negative points are that there are many anecdotes and the writing is novice, and the attack is a bit average. As a farming article, it is relatively ordinary.
Free text. Main attack. Three and a half stars. Have children. The copywriting is in one person, and the main text is in three persons. The story about a time-traveling male insect doting on his wife, the Zerg clan, is written in a novice style, and various events are set in a relatively simple manner. At the end of the article, there is a plot of the reunion between the transformed Ah Piao and Shou, which is overall relaxing.
Free text. Main attack. Samsung. The time-travel attack is systematic. Go through the routine of traveling back to the book world to complete the plot, there are exchanges, there are also pursuits and unsuccessful attempts to attack the crematorium. Points are deducted for the writing, a lot of nonsense, as well as the common problems in crematoriums, such as high intensity of torture, insufficient intensity of torture, and confusing event settings. Bonus points are that the last attack and the real card are out of the world, and the attack and intelligence are not obvious.
Free text. Unknown perspective. Three and a half stars. There is no system in traveling through attack, and attack is like a pastry chef. Extra children. An ordinary short article about doting on your wife, in a relaxed style. No big problem.
Main attack. Two and a half stars. The copywriting is very innovative, and you can see what direction it wants to write, but the writing style is too naive. The basic logic is established, but the lack of writing power makes each turning point very abrupt, making it feel like it's in the clouds. The characters of the protagonists are relatively thin, so it is not suitable for fans who are attracted by the title. Not recommended reading.
Main attack. Close to two stars. It is a very typical group pet soft and cute attack. I never had a mouth in my previous life and I am chasing the crematorium in this life. It also contains many bloody elements such as real and fake princes, green tea villains, cheating and misunderstandings, resurrection from the dead, etc. In addition, the author has set up a Western fantasy world view with too many mixed settings. There are many flaws, and the impression is really difficult to describe. In addition, the copywriter mentioned having children but did not actually mention it. Not recommended.