Insects Come to Darkness

I have read more than 1,000 chapters, and I can't stand it anymore. I rarely post book reviews. This time I feel really uncomfortable. The author really misses the Zerg, but there is no sense of excitement about the development of the Zerg at all. It feels frustrating to read. He has unparalleled strength but can't open it. A silly protagonist has to play with other people's intelligence and then watch other people's plans be completed. Uncomfortable, so uncomfortable!

Let's not talk about setting up the combat power level between Interstellar and Darkness. After all, it is a cool article. The protagonist must be nb points, but the self-made units are really poisonous. One or two types are okay. After defeating the various units, they are all self-made. Plus, it is long. It is really impressive that everyone has a photographic memory. I will forget a lot before I finish reading. Isn't it enough to learn from the unit mutations in the Heart of the Insect battle and add some special abilities you want? In the later period, I mainly wrote the war scenes. I could write twenty or thirty chapters on the attack and defense of a city, which was extremely procrastinating. My feeling while watching it was "I killed a bunch of enemies here, routed them there, and severely damaged them on the other side. Why are the enemies still weak and seriously injured?" So I basically skipped watching the xxx battle (∞).

I have read this book three times. Frankly speaking, I really don't know what the poisonous points are that many book friends say. Are there any shortcomings in the author's portrayal of the protagonist? Yes, for example, he got angry when he first saw the corpse. But other plots, such as helping humans in this world, I don't think are shortcomings or poisonous points. The protagonist is a human being. Before the time travel, he was a human with normal outlook on life and had almost never seen blood in real life. When he traveled through the past and faced that kind of terrifying environment, he would definitely be frightened and hysterical. When he saw Goldfinger, he would definitely be inflated or even ecstatic. I dare say that if everyone here thought the protagonist was stupid and did not kill decisive book friends, 90% of them would not have performed as well as the protagonist under the circumstances. The novel is surreal, but it is also close to reality. The words of the protagonist who is a good person (not a virgin) and has a normal outlook on life actually reflect their inner cowardice. The protagonist of this book is constantly growing and his personality is changing. It is well written and I recommend reading it.

Come on author! 🤭🤭👍

After reading so many chapters, I would like to express my own opinions. I hope that if the author has the opportunity to read it, it can be of some help to readers. As a Zerg novel, the strength of the male protagonist Lu Gaoyin is basically considered to be the leader of the second echelon among humans. One thing the author handles very well is the description of the original prototype strongman [Qualitative Change], which makes us understand that the [Quantitative Change] of the Zerg still cannot achieve the qualitative change to fight against the original strongman The current male protagonist Basically, the technology tree in the game has almost been climbed. The author will definitely face two problems if he wants to write in the future. One is the male protagonist's [subjective initiative]. Looking at it now, I always feel that the protagonist's subjective motivation is not strong. Maybe he is still confused now, but by this time, he should know how to use this power to realize his own values. The second is the new [opponent]. Now, with the development speed of the male protagonist, it is possible to conquer hell and heaven within 5000 chapters. At this time, on the one hand, the Zerg will face the problem of the collapse of combat power. The upgrade of the Zerg group given by Abathur is one direction, but the plot must set up [difficulties] to make us readers interested in turning the next page. What if Everything is boring if the insect swarm crushes them. The emergence of the pit of Protoss makes my eyes bright. After all, Diablo is a PVE game. It would be much more interesting if there are some PVP things that can compete with the male protagonist's insect swarm. However, [combat power collapse] is an issue that the author needs to consider. I hope that in the later stage, it will not always be overwhelmed by combat power. More It will be a lot more fun to engage in intelligent warfare that embodies more aspects of swarm tactics and the evolutionary advantages of biotechnology. So far, I have given positive reviews. I have been a fan of the book for many years. This time I returned to the starting point and there were few creative ideas that excited me. This is one. I gave all three recommendation votes in one day. Come on, author Finally, I will say a word of experience [top 3] Chapter 000 What motivated me to read your book was your creativity and world view. The first 8000 chapters were due to your writing style, rigorous setting and ups and downs of the plot. But as I read up, the only thing that attracted me was the characters in the book. The author couldn't help me much, so I wanted to give as many important characters as possible a full character setting as soon as possible]

Excuse me, old cat, when will you publish a new book? 😁😁😁😃😃😃

Just added it to the bookshelf, haven't read it yet. Click on the catalog. It's such a long leave request. It's almost half of the book.

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I really like this novel. It's probably the first time I've read a novel about Zerg explosives. I was influenced by this novel. I feel uncomfortable reading other Zerg novels... I really like this novel, although the first few chapters are a bit toxic... But I can accept it. Ahhh, I want to say it again. I really like this novel. The feeling of slowly accumulating explosives and becoming stronger is really great! ! ! Of course, if I could be a eunuch, this would be my favorite novel😄

Which Kasha has to be killed or reformed? He has a bad temper and compresses the halo of the pig's trotters. He has to use poison every time to make the pig's trotters' temperament rise

I just want to complain. In StarCraft, choosing one of two evolutions is for the sake of game balance. It would be a bit painful if you still play choose one of two in real life... If evolution really only has one of two, how could there be so many subspecies? There are no races in the world anymore...

You must know that the purpose of their rebellion is to destroy mankind. Now that the plan has been exposed, can it be settled by just handing over some so-called secrets that are not true or false and then killing some irrelevant people? Arrest their main leaders and torture them. What secrets cannot be revealed? Still need to trade? As for the reaction of other families, this is pure nonsense. You must know that once they succeed, mankind will be destroyed. That family would feel aggrieved by such a rebellious boy, they don't have any common sense.

After reading dozens of chapters, I haven't even built a base! ! ! The whole book is paddling. The protagonist doesn't level up, and the insect swarm doesn't move up. If you're too tired to read it, you don't have enough IQ, and you can't make up for anything. The plot is ink, the main line is unclear, and in the later stages, it is either a eunuch or an appendix.

In fact, I really feel that the author tried his best to write as close to reality as possible, but it was very nonsensical. Let's not talk about other things. The small station was besieged. When the protagonist asked the insect swarm for their opinion, the insect swarm said that there were too many enemies and they couldn't stand up? ? It was clearly set before that the insect swarm had a lot of experience in fighting, and there were alien dragons, right? Is it okay to let poisonous banelings crawl on the mutalisks and act as bombers? The Mutalisks don't even need to descend. Just let the Mutalisks prepare at the highest point, and the poisonous banelings jump down on their own, which is a lot of resources. A bunch of cockroaches can even dig out the ground, and the collapse of the site is also a strategic layout. Not to mention being discovered or something, the enemy can know if there is anything ten, twenty, or fifty meters underground? Then dig a hundred meters. Toxic banelings bombard the left side of the battle line to earn resources in exchange for cockroaches digging tunnels on the right side of the battle line. The king bug cannot carry people inside without being upgraded? Even if it's upgraded, it can carry people but can't fly high? Not to mention why this setting is. We are in reality now, I don't need to go in, I just need to lie on the tentacles. You can just lie down on the king insect. Banelings can also effectively become bombers by climbing onto Overlords.

Tried it... It's rare to see a Blizzard fan and feel happy, but it's a pity, there are four major poisonous points. First, the protagonist's origin. A nerd who grew up in an orphanage... Which orphanage can cultivate nerds? I want to know. Second, emotional depiction. You take back my mother's relics, and I will pledge my life to you... People in the dark world are very simple? But I think the author's Akara and the thick black skills of those characters are very good. Third, upgrade consumption. Starting at 300, doubling it level by level... The experience someone else gets to level 90 is only enough for you to level 20. Clearing hell and heaven can probably get you to level 40? Although the author woke up after previous complaints and quickly laid the groundwork to change and upgrade the system, I'm sorry, I can't read any more. Fourth, and the most common mistake when it comes to battlefield novels, is the number, killing surface, and battle damage in the battlefield space. Not to mention Blizzard settings, but based on the author's settings, dozens of insect swarms in the Blood Wasteland were fine against three to four hundred monsters, but when it came to the Stone Wilderness, the author couldn't stop it: A mountain with tens of thousands of Bloodwing Nests... Isn't that mountain Everest? Those are Bloodwing nests, each one is at least nine square meters, not a sparrow's nest as big as a palm. An attacking force of one hundred thousand blood eagles… How much space does the Blood Eagle take up when flying? Judging from the Diablo 2 model, the wingspan is 5 meters, 7 meters from head to tail, and the wings flap up and down for at least 3 meters. One hundred thousand blood eagles take off, and you can no longer see the sky. One thorn can blast a dozen blood eagles' Hydralisks... Ten blood eagles can occupy more than a thousand cubic meters of space, and a dagger-sized thorn can effectively kill this space. Abathur is truly the number one insect in bioengineering. As for the blood eagle being able to survive the attacks of 8,000 hydralisks, "more than a dozen at a time" and "more than one per second" and fly all the way to the top of people's heads... Well, the devil's violent army and the insect swarm were so frightened that they went crazy. Oh, I forgot that there were two thousand or three thousand flying dragons flying above people's heads. This kind of zerg unit, which was larger than the blood eagle, had already covered the sky. Calculated this way, the Bloodwing Nest must be at least over 500,000. Blood Eagle may not be based on millions... How many people were there on a single battlefield in the three major battles of the Liberation War? After this battle, the altitude of the wilderness will rise by three to five meters.

Such a mentally retarded protagonist, full of foul words, no brains at all, panicked and lost in all kinds of ways, killing God when God blocks God, and killing Buddha when Buddha blocks Buddha. . . There are too many poisonous points, and I almost died from the poison in the first four chapters. For the sake of Interstellar and Darkness, I couldn't bear to read on. I saw that because I saw a dead woman in the wild, I let out a wild beast's roar (so retarded,) and collected evidence (the protagonist's own opinion) to make Akara decide. If he wanted to protect it, he used Zerg to overwhelm Rogge's camp. . . . . Well, author, you win.

Chapter 9, extremely poisonous. The main character is so holy. There was just the corpse of a stranger (the stranger who was killed had nothing to do with the protagonist), and then the protagonist became so angry that he went crazy. I actually want to write about such a protagonist, and why should I use such a subject matter?

Because when I saw the murdered body of a female I didn't know, I was heartbroken and wanted to kill all the murderers. Then I thought that if others didn't punish the murderer severely, I would kill everyone. Therefore, it is natural to kill others with their own lives. So it's natural to kill pigs' feet because they kill people they don't know. Which floor should I live in Qingshan Hospital?

I don't know if the book is poisonous or not. Changing the introduction to a new book introduction is the most poisonous thing.

What is the impression given by the Zerg? Lose the base, lay out a creep blanket, rush troops, and push flat. Evil, greedy, aggressive. The protagonist uses Zerg and wants to be a good person, which is very inconsistent. In the primitive accumulation stage, there is no exploding troops to accumulate resources. Although it is for Abathur, readers also know what Abathur means to the Zerg. But this is not what Zerg tastes like. If it were a protoss, it would not be a big problem for the protagonist to take the elite soldier route. The reason is easy to find. The protoss population is small. Moreover, it does not violate the original intention of the protagonist to be a good person.

The protagonist is full of shit! Damn it! I'm convinced too, just like a wise man

Author, what do you gain by dragging everyone away? Obviously, the insect swarm came out to push the main plot in the last chapter, but in the next chapter, I don't know where to turn, with a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. Isn't it fun? Looking at your book reviews and this chapter, the number has decreased little by little from the beginning to the end, and now there are almost no chapter reviews. Don't think about it, author. We have just written about the second world. According to the information disclosed earlier, we will counterattack Hell later. After that, we will join forces with the protoss fleet, integrate technology, and eradicate Amon's power in this universe bit by bit. Find out why he came here, and find a way home. With so much plot to write later, is it really interesting that the plot of this excessive world is arranged in such a protracted manner? What you write is an online fast-food novel, not classical literature. It is meant to be fun to read. There is nothing wrong with watering down or dragging out the plot to get a few more chapters and more profit. But everything has a degree. How long have you been doing this since not long after Rain Forest to now? I have been reading novels here for so many years, and maybe I am ignorant. There is a sword hidden in a box, but you can really drag it and swim with it. Author! You make money by writing books, no matter how much you make, but readers through formal channels such as Qidian. Com spend money to read books. Our enthusiasm is limited and cannot withstand endless delays and unlimited water. It has been a niche book for a long time, and you still do it like this. I have already pre-ordered more than ten chapters. In the chapter where the swarm of insects appeared, I didn't know where to go after that. I was really disgusted. If this continues, you won't even be able to get into the 'Books I Can't Stand' section of my bookshelf, and you won't want to keep any interest in it, so I'll just take it off the shelf.

My views on the level of the worldview between Darkness and Interstellar are different from the author's. I think that Darkness is probably a little higher than the level of Interstellar's worldview. I have a rough understanding of the creation of the Dark world. There is a god named Anu in a "black pearl". Later, Anu separated the evil in his body and became the seven-headed dragon Tasamet. Then Anu and Tasamet fought in the black pearl and broke the black pearl, so that the universe was born. Then, Anu and Tasamet died together. Anu's spine became the crystal dome where angels were born, and Tasamet's body became the foundation of the burning hell. Apart from the fact that the world of Sanctuary was created by angels and demons who hated war, I forgot how it was born. Whether it is heaven, hell or sanctuary world, they all exist independently from other planets in the universe, and are higher than other planets. It can be seen that the highest-end strength in the dark world can create the world, while the most in the interstellar world is to transform the world or planet. Personal opinion, please don't comment 🙂

I have read this book several times, and I can only say that it is good in every aspect, but it is also poisoned in every aspect. First, if you don't know how to write emotional scenes, please do it like a tomato. Use the heroine to prove that the protagonist is not gay, and then make the heroine disappear as much as possible in the novel. Women who have not been seen inexplicably in the early stage will be regarded as lifelong treasures. Author, have you never seen a woman? Second, there are too many stupidities made to advance the plot. Even if Deckard Cain is going to die in the original plot of Diablo (although the plot written by Blizzard is also stupid), don't set up a death method as stupid as Blizzard. After helping the entire human race to bulldoze the invasion of hell, it was actually restrained many times due to the so-called internal affairs of several human countries. Come to find out, at this time, you have created Leviathan in the sanctuary. At this time, you are stronger than this human race. When there is clear evidence (at least the protagonist knows it in his heart), you are actually dragging your feet to argue? There are too many stupid things in this book that are deliberately done to advance the plot. In the early stage, you can explain it by saying that people are soft-spoken and lack of strength. Many things must be done in earnest. In the later period, you are already a single force. Although you have clear evidence in your heart, you are still hesitant not to interfere in other countries' internal affairs and follow the normal process? What are you doing with the Zerg? Shopping? Can't you use your brain to advance the plot? Do you have to use this method to make most people angry? So cowardly? Third, in fact, it is related to the second one. Except for the protagonist who sometimes shows the growth of the protagonist (referring to the character aspect) in order to promote the plot, at other times it is exactly the same as the beginning. Do not forget your original intention no matter what you play. Not forgetting your original intention does not mean a change in identity, strength, or status. I can only say that the setting is okay. In other aspects, each has its own poisonous method, but it is not that poisonous.

After reading so many novels, the protagonist of this book has the lowest IQ.

I'm really speechless. . . . What kind of trouble would it cause if Magda was forced to kill Kane? Where are the swarms of insects? . . . After bringing back the First Fleet, Magda could use force to kill Kane. . . . It's funny. On the one hand, it was said that the protagonist felt sorry for the civilians and died a lot, but in the end, it really came to the point where it was all up to him. Where are your bugs? Moreover, when the two vases were around, there were hundreds of thousands of them. In the end, Kane didn't get any of them. Moreover, it was said that Kane could connect to the consciousness of the insect swarm, but he forgot about it at the critical moment. The plot kills people with poison

There is nothing admirable about the protagonist you created, and I feel like you can replace him with just anyone.

If you were the master of StarCraft, you would probably be fucked by a 50-dollar buddy before you even beat Ayr.

Oh, come on, I've read countless Zerg-related Explosives, and I'm tired of the protagonist's domineering, cold-blooded, and wild harem. Most of the Zerg novels are the same, describing the Zerg as invincible, and then there are some very powerful troops that crush something, occupy territory, invade others, and are human-blood machines. It's always invasion, invasion. Strategy, invasion, I almost vomited after reading so many of these things... But the author's "Insects Come to Darkness" is the only one with a perfect plot. It finally has a plot, unlike other novels that have been pushed without thinking. The author's writing is good, because it can keep you reading and won't make you feel bored halfway through. I mean, the background description of the dark world, the feelings between people, the scene of the Zerg and the dark residents fighting against the demons looks really fresh. I have read more than 1,000 chapters. It is really unique. I hope there are more works like this. Don't push it without thinking, and it will disappear after being overbearing. The author adapted the Zerg, and the Zerg became a member of justice, changing the Zerg's ruthless fighting, invading other people's territory, killing other creatures, and cold-blooded machines... Helping local residents fight against demons, the look of stars pointing up is really interesting, and the protagonist is indeed very emotional. For the two elves and Lolita... The writing is great! In short, the Zerg changed the appearance of the former invaders. This is very well written, but it also does not give up the power of the Zerg. This kind of book is really well written, really!

Those who come in to read, please read it carefully and then evaluate it. This book is a good book for the book world. It does have shortcomings, but they are not exaggerated. In the later stage, the arrogance of the Zerg did show itself, but the more important thing about it is that it integrates the two games. Together The people of the dark world and the Zerg fight against the demons together. It is actually a good epic story. If you have the patience to read it, it is indeed a good book (≧∇≦*) Don't be affected by other people's negative reviews