Wasteland Swarm Overlord

Come on Wasteland (ง •̀_•́)ง, this book is well written, I'll wait for you to read more before reading it, and wait to be fattened up first. I don't have much money to reward, but I will order them all after you put them on the shelves. Remember my name! ! ! Hopefully moving on from the failure of the last book.

Is this really a Zerg? But don't associate this kind of insect swarm with StarCraft 2. The ability of the insect swarm in the book to attack enemies is so low, and their combat effectiveness is so rubbish.

The eunuch also gave a guide, which is worthy of being a guide

It is obvious that you can crush the novel, but you still have to play tricks. Many novels are like this now. In order to prevent the protagonist from being invincible and unable to continue writing, either the protagonist is made stupid, or the supporting character is given a golden finger.

The routine is old, the writing is white, the protagonist is a diaosi, he looks for a sister at the beginning, the security guard looks down on him, the system comes to possess him, the description method: a cold light flashed in the eyes... It's 2020 and there are still authors writing this kind of book 😰

Now that I'm reading Chapter 35, I'm a bit unhappy. First, I personally feel that this zerg has nothing to do with the zerg from StarCraft, except for the similar name. Second, worms can transform into humans. As a combat unit, zergs need to consider only how to collect resources efficiently and how to kill enemies efficiently. The efficient will of the main hive does not require subordinates to have their own ideas. They only need to obey the will of the master and implement it to the end. So I don't quite understand why zergs need to transform into humans. Even if they need spies, they can definitely create a transforming unit, such as the mimic hatchlings in the interstellar. Third, regarding the quantity of resources, don't you think the price range between units is too large? There are dozens of worker bees, hundreds of velociraptors, and thousands of hydralisks. Does anyone still remember that there is a defensive building? It seems that with only fifteen points of food, you can completely build a zerg urbanization (or would it be better to call it a hive?). Fourth, I am very curious why the upgrade of the insect nest only consumes metal and not flesh and blood. Could it be that your insect swarm is wearing the skin of the mechanical insect race? I have so many complaints for the time being, and I hope you can correct me if I am wrong. I personally read books very quickly, so I may have missed some details.

If it is a dark text, the setting is as follows: The protagonist was hit by an alien egg dropped from the sky and turned into an egg. Due to the lack of necessary extraordinary substances, he went through a long three-year incubation. In the past three years, the world has been shrouded in light mist. Infected people, mutated beasts, mutated plants, and wild bugs abound all over the world. Although humans have also developed extraordinary powers, they are still struggling. It turns out that an advanced alien race used Earth, a remote planet with intelligent life that is not within the jurisdiction of the existing "cosmic laws", as an experimental and proving ground. The light mist is actually the carrier of the forced evolution virus (laughing), and the insect egg is the last legacy of the previous unlucky planet. It secretly adhered to the alien spacecraft and smuggled to this new "resource planet". During the protagonist's incubation period, in order to collect the necessary materials for the protagonist's incubation, the insect swarms surrounding the eggs launched a large-scale cleansing of the city where the protagonist was located. Three years are not enough time for mankind to forget hatred, nor is it enough time for mankind to give up hope. The survivors in this city and the families of the deceased hated the swarm, including the protagonist's childhood sweetheart heroine. The heroine always thought that the protagonist died at the hands of the swarm. In the past three years, she has grown into a warrior leader and has never given up on saving and revenge. However, now that the protagonist has awakened, he has been burdened with original sin and mission since his rebirth. Those people, including the heroine's family and friends, died because of the insect swarm, and the protagonist cannot stop them from carrying out their own revenge. But at the same time, the protagonist cannot give up the insect swarm, because this is the only hope for the continuation of the human species. The alien civilization will return to the earth in the near future to accept their experimental results. The protagonist must allow the insect swarm and humans to integrate the power of the entire earth within a limited time, so as to have a chance to defeat that civilization. Many years later, the protagonist led the heroine and a group of Avengers, and led the swarm of insects to stand on the ruins of the civilization's home planet. They may have let go of their hatred. But the protagonist knows that his journey is still going on and his revenge has not stopped yet, because he - is the insect swarm!

After reading Chapter 30, I feel that some of the settings are a bit ignorant. For example, the power grid is still working and the network is still working. In fact, these things stopped working in an instant without anyone maintaining them. Forget it, just pretend that the other world has a high level of automation. There is also the largest force. The army has not appeared so far, and the protagonist has not realized the threat of the army. The army is the largest force after the disaster, and it will definitely be the first to maintain order when the power is not cut off and the network is still ventilated. The result is still there...

The charm of the Zerg lies in their evolution, fighting against everything with fearlessness and thoughtlessness. Later, they differentiated into Sijin and Zerg who control spiritual energy and machinery. The charm of the human race lies in the control of weapons with a weak body. Eliminate your opponents before they die. They are all long-range, and the strongest human race is smiling at melee. Needless to say, Star Spirit has one core: expensive and powerful. You, a Zerg, must become human. It's not an infection. A cat cannot be compared to a dog. It's a completely different thing. Well, the low-level Zerg still have ideas. To put it bluntly, this book is a summons and hegemony text with a layer of Zerg skin, and that skin is full of loopholes.

Is this writing about the end of the world? Standard equipment for the apocalypse 1: You have to be careful even when you go out, let alone travel long distances. As a result, the protagonist's journey is like traveling; standard configuration 2: power, communication, and water are basically cut off. The water supply is okay, but the electricity and communications are basically paralyzed without maintenance. Why are you still writing live broadcasts? ? ? How can the live broadcast server still be used if no one maintains it... Is this writing about the apocalypse or the city? It was not easy to accumulate popularity for the previous book. The author of this book should pay more attention to the details, otherwise it will be sold out...