Chronicles of the Zerg King

The first chapter looks alright so far. I hope it doesn't get abandoned. It's rare to find a novel where the protagonist is a centipede.

Today I heard that a brilliant talent has emerged in the world, skilled at identifying and filling gaps in knowledge. I have long admired him and would like to make friends with him.

Centipedes belong to the subclass Hemimorpha, and the number of their legs remains unchanged from birth to death. House centipedes belong to the subclass Mechanomorpha, so newborn house centipedes only have six legs, but they grow larger and larger as they molt, and each time they molt, they add more dermal segments and more legs.

What are the author's plans for the future?

To be honest, I didn't expect so few people. Sorry, I forgot to give you the votes a few days ago.

Overall, it's okay. The protagonist's complaints don't detract from the harshness and cruelty of survival. The struggle for survival combined with interesting psychology is quite entertaining. However, the middle part gets a bit boring and tedious. The fact that there are far fewer chapters focusing on the protagonist is something I really wouldn't recommend, as it makes the middle part somewhat dull and tedious.

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Author, keep up the good work with your book! (Although I'm a freeloader, hehe)

I want to be an operations officer; please feature this post.

Does the protagonist become human, or is he a Zerg?