Star Star Sea Insect Tide

First of all, the novel is pretty good and the story is readable, but compared to what the author wrote, it is far different from the Zerg in my mind. Why are the Zerg so powerful? Violent soldiers? High utilization of energy? A unified mind or a mind so violent that it is not afraid of death? Yes, these are one of the reasons why the Zerg are powerful. In addition, the ability to evolve at a high speed, absorbing the advantages of various other creatures for improvement, etc. Have indeed helped the Zerg to be extremely powerful in various novels and games. However, one of the core of all this, these creatures' merciless desire for flesh and blood energy and evolution, and their almost perfect utilization in killing are also very important to the Zerg. This point is not present at all in the author's novels, or to put it in a harsh way, in the author's novels, except for the so-called Zerg gene (I don't feel it at all, it's not like it has changed to Zerg...), There are only various mother nests, worker bees and the like can be considered to be connected with the Zerg, and the others are completely like infected Warcraft... How can it have anything to do with the Zerg? Studying various sciences is indeed important. However, the author's idea is really strange that the early stage is used for development, not accumulation. It is expected to waste energy in developing various disciplines in the early stage, and it would be better to use it to study how to spread the Zerg to obtain a higher survival rate and faster development speed. For example, how to use underground networks and water veins for long-distance movement and transportation, or how to obtain more means by studying various types of fungal spores (whether it is energy absorption and storage or used to attack poison, infection and treatment) In the end, of course, how powerful the Zerg came to be. Terror and efficiency are synonymous with the Zerg. Why spend a lot of precious time in the early stage to beautify the race for safety reasons? Humanoids are not used for research because they are afraid of disgusting people and terror... Then it is better to use the inheritance left by a human country with advanced biotechnology. The terrifying appearance is also a weapon in combat. If you want to look good or be close to humans, it is better to wait until you have enough strength and safety to squander it. Even if the current elves are hostile to the protagonist, it would be more advantageous if they could quickly leave from underground veins or the like, or by building a complex underground network while quickly deriving from the underground, and at the same time allowing the Zerg to develop various methods of spreading in the air to spread everywhere and become stronger as quickly as possible. After all, the essence of disguise is to become stronger, not to give others the butcher's knife... To sum up, the novel is okay, but it doesn't feel like it's about Zerg. Come on, author~ give it a while and give it a try.

Let's talk about your thoughts. What the author pursues is reality, or the reality that can be deduced into a world, rather than the kind of mindless coolness. In this way, the protagonist will inevitably encounter various difficulties in the early stages of the game. From the protagonist's thinking about the Zerg in various games, we can see that the author does have his own ideas. The idea is not to copy the Zerg puppies, Hydralisks and other systematic Zerg in the game, but also various technological development and various life changes, and the step-by-step advancement of the troops. The changes also make me feel like I am witnessing the rise of a powerful Zerg with more potential and wisdom in the multiverse! It's not the kind of thing where you can have as many puppies and hydralisks as you travel through another world in three days. There will never be powerful enemies coming in the early stage, giving you time to develop. There will be no surprises before you develop. And the character of the protagonist is also okay. According to my reading standards, it is a high-quality Zerg novel. There are no bugs, but there are definitely no obvious loopholes (at least I haven't seen them). For those old bookworms who like Zerg, this book can be called "Holy Light! This Zerg is worth reading!" The logic is reasonable and the IQ is online. For those readers who would kill the whole family if a passerby picks up ten yuan from the protagonist and fails to pay it back, this book is a bit cruel (🐶laugh) The summary is that it conforms to my logic and suits my taste. Come on, author, stay level, no matter what others say, I am following this book! The Rise of the Swarm! ! I am the swarm! !

Zerg shouldn't write about these high-energy worlds! If you encounter the wizarding world, even a first-level wizard can cast a genetic curse and kill all your blood relatives, let alone the Zerg creatures with exactly the same genes! Swallowing the starry sky, the metamorphosis changes and destroys the universe! In the magical world, mages explode with fire and meteors fall, killing a large area at once! Does Zerg's maximum superiority numbers make sense? All right! You can also create high-energy creatures! Then the quantity is still meaningless! If you can push the world by building a few awesome ones, then why create rubbish? The biggest joy of Zerg is that there is no conspiracy to push everything! The Ultralisk resists damage in front, and the Banelings then draw out their firepower, and then the overwhelming Zerglings drown everything. When I have more bugs than your bullets, what are you going to do to stop me? This is the romance of the Zerg!

It's time to create a psychic network capable of uploading memories and thoughts!

Two hundred chapters haven't reached StarCraft yet, so this book may have to be scrapped. The front part is too disgusting. A waste master who doesn't develop an army at home and run away is really awesome. He is beaten away several times a week and still doesn't change his mind... Do you want to go to human society and be beaten before your mind changes? No problem. The question is, will readers wait for you? The pace of society is so fast, why not write more refreshing things? Seriously think about the advantages of the word Zerg. I only saw the part about killing goblins. I really can't help but want to say a few words. After looking at the world view of this planet, it depends on the author. Maybe you want to write 4 to 500 chapters before ending this planet? Still feeling so uncomfortable? I'm afraid you're thinking too much. I plan to skip watching later and wait until Interstellar comes out before taking a more serious look.

In fact, the author might consider watching the Thing series. The bugs in it are definitely scary enough.

It's rare to find an author with such a good attitude! Here's some advice for you: don't make humanoid bugs! In a high-energy world, quantity can defeat quality. For example, if the total level is 1-9, level 1 bugs can kill level 3 warriors and magicians with their quantity! If the planet master is level 7 and the puppy is level 1, 10-10 billion puppies can beat him to death without breaking his defense! Eat everything on the planet that can replenish energy, just tire him to death! There is an upper limit for bug upgrades. It is impossible for an upgraded puppy to be able to challenge a ship alone! But the quantity is infinite, and the number of bugs can grow as large as the mass of the planet!

When you write about Zerg, don't write too much about human society. If you write too much, it will be boring. Many people who write about Zerg only write about returning to human society, but they end up writing too much.

Based on your level gap, the author asks how big this planet must be to be able to support so many powerful life forms 🙂

It was very confusing and not enjoyable at all. If I hadn't liked this type of novel, I would have almost stopped reading it!

Author, do you think it is possible to seduce others and hatch a large number of intelligent demi-humans, take the technological route, and have demi-humans drive mecha battleships, the wild type, not considering defense but only considering offense, and the elite troops are composed of mutant elite monsters?

This book is good. Is the author interested in writing a new book?

This book doesn't feel like Zerg at all. I didn't spend any money anyway, so I just left.

The introduction is so well written, but it turns out to be a eunuch, which is a pity

The author of Pujie came to visit with his works on Pujie. Forget it, I'm too lazy to post the title of the book. Come on, author!

The author has allowed me to see a different Zerg development model, which is worthy of praise.

Keep up the good work🌹🌹

The protagonist can not only use technology, artillery battleships, and steam engines, but also use fantasy racial biological magic to tame Warcraft mounts to form cavalry, tame flying dragons and rocs to form an air force for bombing, and fly biological aircraft carriers to power steam engines. You can conquer girls and their tribes, families, and races, shrink and annex and conquer, form powerful vertical and horizontal alliances to attack far and near, and form a multi-racial sea, land and air alliance camp. Don't develop technologies like airplanes, steel battleships, and tanks. Airships are of limited use. Of course, the air force in the fantasy world must be dragons and birds. Just focus on artillery and steam engines, otherwise it would become a military historical novel. The sea race, battleship artillery, flying race aircraft carrier, and sail battleship are not suitable for aircraft carriers. Steam engines or magical arcane power need to be developed. The technology is limited to artillery and steam engines, and the rest cannot be used. Floating islands, even floating continents, civilization in the sky. There are four major civilization systems: land (human race, giant race, insect race, dinosaur race, ferocious beasts, giant beasts, auspicious beasts, and some flying races), underground, sky, and ocean (offshore amphibious, island amphibious, and pure sea race). Each civilization system has army and air force races. Every civilization has several intelligent races that fight against each other. First it was within one civilization, then two civilizations, and finally all four major civilizations were involved. There are three main points. The first is that there should be no gods, demons, legends and extraordinary things. The combat power level system is downplayed and a real fantasy world is presented. The second is that the emotional plot must be impactful, especially the love plot, which must be titillating rather than nauseating. Third, the rhythm should not be too fast or too slow. There should be no hints of pretentiousness or foreshadowing that a big game of chess is waiting, or that apocalyptic disaster will come. This is very childish and disgusting. There are also ferocious beasts, huge beasts, strange beasts and auspicious beasts. You can draw inspiration from the Classic of Mountains and Seas as well as various Chinese myths, stories, strange stories and novels. To construct a Chinese-style fantasy world, the world view must be deep and impactful. Break away from the traditional binary moral and ethical framework. Race, civilization, beliefs, and interests transcend the flat binary values ​​of morality, right and evil, and enter an objective and macroscopic three-dimensional worldview. I also don't like those dark novels that pretend to be cruel, bloody, violent and terrifying. I really hope for a grand and sophisticated fantasy novel. Naval battles, air battles. Aircraft carriers of flying races, air and space battleships, air fortresses, air and space carriers carrying flying races.

Phoenix is ​​out, can Artanis be far behind?

140,000 Words, then slowly grow up

Come on, there are too few StarCraft themes. I prefer to watch this kind of stuff.

Watch it first, then decide whether to spray or not 🥱

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Give it a thumbs up and keep working hard✊✊

The author digresses... What about rationalizing the hierarchy? ? ? But I found... The plot phenomenon is not very reasonable? ? ? ? It feels like the protagonist takes it too much for granted? ? ? Could it be that when the protagonist was on Earth... He just played the StarCraft game... And never read the novel? ? ? Such as... Novels about Zerg construction... Novels about traveling through other worlds... Novels about traveling through all realms... Ah? ? ? ? If the protagonist has read these types of novels, it should be more perfect and rational for the development of the Zerg...? ? In this way, how can the protagonist quickly develop the Zerg race in another world? ? ?

Isn't the plot of the elves good? ?

Wherever the insect swarm passes... There is no grass growing? Mineral depletion? Mana depleted? Star exhaustion? ? ? Wherever the Zerg passed... Organic matter disappeared? Mine resources are gone? Energy source depleted? Can the magic dissipate? ? ? So scary... Zerg? ?

Magical Zerg... Zerg that uses magic as its weapon? ? Rune Zerg... A Zerg that uses fused runes as weapons? ? The Nether Zerg... The Zerg completely in the form of a soul body... The dark energy carpet to absorb dark energy? ? Mechanical Zerg... A half-mechanical, half-biological Zerg that combines machinery and insect bodies? ? The omnic Zerg... The Zerg with the will of the swarm as the intelligent brain and the machine as the insect body... The nano-bacteria carpet to absorb light energy (refer to solar photovoltaic panels)? ? ………………? ? ?