I Am a Swarm of Insects

Chapters 421 to 528 (I won't go into details about how many chapters will be added in a day) Summary: The protagonist's race had a falling out with other races, and then other races jointly imposed sanctions on Pig's Feet. During the fight, Pig's Feet obtained the dark matter torpedoes of other races. During the fight with the outer circle civilization, the outer circle civilization was no match at all and kept retreating to the front line. After decades of fighting, the inner circle's troops finally arrived. Tell me what I feel now (purely a personal opinion, if there is any dispute, you are right) The author's writing skills seem to be good, but the author does not grasp the progress of the novel's story, which makes it seem to me that these more than 100 chapters are all telling such a small story (a few chapters a day will no longer feel like this). I don't know when in my lifetime I will see a pig's foot being beaten back to its native universe.

It doesn't look good starting from Chapter 142. After that, just read the beginning and go to the next chapter. Originally, the evolution of insects was quite interesting, but after more than a hundred chapters, it transformed into Homo sapiens technology. The author's idea may be to add intelligent souls to the insects, and to send the insect Rowen into space. But has the author ever thought about letting the insects evolve brains to increase wisdom, and evolve the Zerg giant mothership to fly into space on its own? The author's introduction said that the protagonist will not turn into a human, which made me interested. There is a thought of whether humans and Zerg will conflict, the expectation of the collision between human technology and Zerg evolution, and even the battle between magical dragons and Zerg monsters. Unexpectedly, the author wrote about evolving Homo sapiens as soon as it was released, turning Homo sapiens into a subsidiary clone, and even turning the soul of Homo sapiens into a high-level commander of the Zerg, not to mention guiding Homo sapiens to develop rockets. When writing a book, in addition to designing an outline, the author must also highlight features that attract readers and implement them consistently.

Kakaka Eat Melon

Well, let me just talk about my personal feelings about reading novels. When reading novels, who and how many people are involved in it? A good book can allow readers to be involved in it. However, generally speaking, when reading novels, whether you pay attention or not, you will consciously or unconsciously read the book with a "god" mentality. For example: When you see the protagonist in deep trouble: Why panic? How can you write a book if the protagonist is dead? You can't die, it's just a matter of living. When I see a useless protagonist, I think he is useless and say he is incompetent, but I fail to see his situation and abilities at the time. It seems that the protagonist must be the most arrogant and crazy. Except for some good books, most books are viewed with the attitude of a "god" looking down at the world and watching a play. For example, how many names of the protagonists in the books you have read do you remember? When you call them, do you call them by their names or just summarize them with the word "protagonist"? What is the difference? It is the difference between calling "Li Er's son [Li Wen]" and "Li Wen". The word protagonist is a pronoun. Take this book for example. Who is Rowan? What was your first reaction? Who is the protagonist? What about the second reaction? Hey, thoughtful people may be confused, why do you have a second reaction? If you think so, explain. What you remember is the protagonist Rowan, not the swarm master - Rowan! Having said this, does anyone understand what I mean? Does it make a difference? If you really want to go back to the eighth paragraph and can't understand it... Then forget it. Rowan has been really... I feel aggrieved recently. The insect swarm master is actually... Okay. But think about it for a moment. You are in a strange starry sky with a powerful army. What do you do? Sweeping the Starry Sky? Did I say this unit is the strongest? From a certain perspective, Rowan is not a brainless guy, which is a good thing [although I really feel emmmmm] In my opinion, reading novels is a process in which a program [book friend] finds a computer [novel] and runs it in the computer. One computer cannot be compatible with all programs, so. If you find a suitable computer [your favorite novel], run it on it, and run the [understanding, reading] program [read novel] within the range given by the computer hardware [settings in the novel]. If your program [ideas, preferences] is incompatible with the hardware of this computer [dislike], then change to another computer, and do not force your program to run on incompatible computer hardware, otherwise... Book friends who know computers should know that there are several situations That's it [eat melon] In fact, I wrote this for myself, after all, I may... Be the program that is most difficult to be compatible with [Khan]😏

Chapter 139 was well written before, but the pace at the beginning of Chapter 139 was too fast, and the writing was ruined. Moreover, the Zerg are at least a natural disaster in the universe. They are pure biotechnology. How can they engage in intrigues with other cosmic civilizations 😅

I think the Zerg setting in Zombie Questions is good. The author can adopt it. As long as all the Zerg cannot be killed instantly, then the Zerg will evolve a form specifically for it. In the end, the attack will not only be ineffective but will be directly devoured. In this way, there are ways to target the strong without improving the single target. Moreover, as long as the swallowing rules and other things are used, powerful Zerg will be born, and then the genetic information of this Zerg will be stored. It exists in all Zerg bodies. As long as there is enough energy, it can be hatched infinitely, so you can also explode troops Of course, the most important thing is that the Zerg tribe can swallow everything and convert it into energy, and then all types of troops can be freely transformed according to needs. This kind of explosive troop flow is really cool. Don't be limited to the setting of StarCraft. You must have a big imagination. Although what I said will not appear until the later stage, it can be slightly reflected in the front! ! ! There are even various kinds of zerg that can absorb emotions and increase the efficiency of phagocytosis to obtain more energy, such as raising the world in captivity and obtaining a steady stream of energy from it. After all, this kind of emotional energy will never be used up as long as there are enough lives, and it is extremely cost-effective So the author, can you add some essence to me? Anyway, I have typed so many words 😁

The Tyranid Zerg may not be better than the Interstellar Zerg, but in terms of settings, they are wilder, more brutal, and more consistent with the word Zerg without being stereotyped.

It is difficult to write about the Zerg setting. Everyone is deeply influenced by the interstellar warhammer. They think that the bugs are powerful in the form of violent troops and powerful in evolution. However, when the novel is written in the later interstellar stage, without extraordinary power, neither of these two can compare with the technological civilization. Random evolution is better than directed research. The efficiency is low, and the robots with violent technology and civilization are also fast. The advantage of the Zerg is that there is no internal friction and unity, but everyone feels that such a Zerg does not meet their expectations. It has extraordinary strength and will probably become single-target invincible in the future. It does not meet everyone's expectations and is difficult to handle.

Does anyone feel like me that the early stage looks better than the later stage?

Post several bug prototypes for your reference. Most of the early units were based on existing insects. The structure of many insects has not changed much after hundreds of millions of years, which shows that part of their structure is quite perfect.

When it reaches the interstellar level, it becomes very boring. I jumped into ordering some and it felt like I was playing with matryoshka dolls all the time, throwing in some fictitious enemies and constantly trying to figure out the logic of the dolls. The protagonist can actually ignore all the bells and whistles and move on. However, the author just likes to write stories about infighting in racial meetings. However, this kind of story is difficult to progress. Many chapters promote this conspiracy, but after reading it for a long time, I was just fighting in my head. I was really speechless watching it, and in order to balance the evolution of the combat power, the insects basically stopped moving. Pure drag plot.

I have read more than 400 films, and the main characters are cowardly. The key author also made a big mistake about the high-dimensional ontology, but I am still cowardly. After reading so many, I don't know what is written. The technology is not introduced, it is just daily nonsense. Do you dare to believe that this is interstellar science fiction? You thought you were going to start a war with the Ji clan, but you ended up evacuating the origin galaxy directly. You didn't even die, so why don't you have a hardcore anal? War is the key to your explosion of technology. Also, you wrote that scientific researchers infiltrated the Ji clan, but in the end they were useless and had no contact with technology at all.

The early stage looks better than the later stage, mainly because the description objects are different. The previous article mainly describes the protagonist, which makes people feel more immersed in it. Although the world is not grand, readers can fully feel the storyline described by the author, and it is easy to feel immersed in it. Moreover, the various settings are novel, making reading constantly fresh. After the text volume, the plot of the protagonist began to be reduced and the grand universe began to be described. However, the author's writing power was not enough to describe the grand universe vividly. It was like looking at a landscape painting without emotion. It could only be described in detail, but in such a grand world, details are prone to logical loopholes. It reads strangely, with no sense of technology or grandeur. It feels like the author's imagination has reached its limit. The protagonist's presence is getting lower and lower. The protagonist only appears once in a few chapters, and his role is getting lower and lower. Although it can't be done without him, he doesn't have to do anything, but the protagonist is still the core of this book. To be honest, the Zerg in the novel are more diverse and flexible than the Zerg in the game "StarCraft". They are not as rigid as the game, where there are only a few things that can be changed here and there. The game is more interesting than the book because it has heroic units, such as Kerrigan, Queen of Blades. The heroic units are designed to make it easier for people to understand and give people a sense of involvement. In the previous book, the heroic unit was the protagonist, and then it became the entire insect swarm. A Chinese can understand an American, but how does a person understand a whole composed of countless individuals? Just like how a Chinese understands the country of the United States, it is difficult, so there is a war. Writing a book should be very tiring, and the enthusiasm should gradually fade away. I know this feeling. One thing you like will end up in pain, irritability and helplessness. I want to read an excellent novel describing the swarm of insects. I want this book to stand out and not be forgotten. Can you ask the author to regain his enthusiasm and bring readers into your human world where they can't extricate themselves? I don't know how to write a book. I just put forward some of my own opinions about my love for this book. I hope the author doesn't mind.

Real Zerg and Fake Zerg False Zerg: incompetent and brainless, cruel and bloodthirsty, sleep when they are full, and eat when they are full. The meaningless expansion of the number of individuals increases the overall burden of civilization. Without psychic power, Adou cannot hold up the wall. He can only rob the organism's genes inefficiently and evolve slowly. Slow (bad review) The real Zerg: handle events calmly and efficiently, use resources completely and efficiently, meaningfully expand the number to ensure that each individual can play its due role in civilization, do not rely on metaphysics but rely on science, archeology and evolution are both correct, and the Zerg can also play technological explosions

The battle between ants was very interesting. When you reach the starry sky, you are directly on the water and into the sky. What follows is full of nonsense, which captures the essence of nonsense literature! In order to make up for the word count, the inner drama of Pig's Feet appears in a row. It's too watery, and the weapon only has an octopus weapon. It has no imagination at all. An octopus weapon is used in the finale. I feel angry because of the water. I am a free whore monster. Don't worry about me. In fact, the front is quite good-looking, but the back is too watery. Forget about water, it is mainly because I have no imagination. The expected Zerg space army is too disappointing. An octopus is used in the finale.

Can't continue writing without an outline? These chapters talk about one thing in different ways, a stroke of water 😅

The writing in the early stages is okay, but the writing in the middle stage is too watery, and the number of words is too low. It is extremely toxic and a deep pit. It is recommended that newcomers avoid it.

Does anyone really read this book? Like it and I'll take a look.

This book would have done much better if the introduction wasn't too long. It's not easy to read this Zerg's good article, but don't give it to the eunuch because of poor grades. 😅

The Zerg have always only needed war and evolution, and the annihilation of all life. In the biological chain, the Zerg are producers, consumers, and decomposers. They can realize self-circulation. Evolution is the theme. Therefore, it is not recommended for authors who do not have rich knowledge reserves or insufficient imagination to write about Zerg.

Concept

I feel like the Zerg fusion in this book is incredible, at least it has Godzilla as a reference. When we encounter anti-matter civilization, it will be over! There are really no creatures that can use antimatter. Unless the author practices directly, the insect master, the great insect master, the insect master, the great insect master. . . Eventually he became the Insect Emperor and unified the universe. . . Hahaha

There are too many flaws, and the evolution is completely unreasonable. He is both armored and invisible, and he also has an underwater airbag. He has no biological knowledge at all. The author relies entirely on his imagination to provide black technology.

I think there is a book called, Star Sea Insect Swarm of Gods. It has the same purpose as this one in the early stage, but the pace is faster than this one. In the later stage, it is expected to develop towards a war between worm swarms and various civilized races. It depends on whether it will collapse.

The biggest selling point of this novel is actually the word "insect swarm". The author uses too many enemy perspectives to describe the story in the middle and later stages, and describes too little about the protagonist's perspective of the insect swarm. Including the endless stream of natural disasters, which is a great point of the Zerg in the later stage, is not reflected, and the number of units in the later stage is too few. It is undeniable that the early and middle stages started well, but later on it felt like the author's writing power was a bit overwhelmed, and the super giant space beast Leviathan that I was looking forward to did not appear. The overall plot development of the story also proceeds too slowly. You can try to write in more detail. The subject matter of writing novels and the early content of the novel are the most attractive to readers. Just like starting a business, early development is very important. If the author can quickly develop and realize a one-level race like the Zerg in StarCraft in the early stage, he can quickly grasp the excitement of some viewers who choose this theme novel and attract a group of viewers. The early development was a bit like the 4.6 Billion version of Evolution. But speaking to me personally, as a legendary creature from the magic side with unlimited potential, your level at the beginning was too low. He didn't fully express his strength to the point of being abnormal.

This early stage is really a divine book. It's so beautiful that it touched my heart.

The protagonist begins to collapse just because he wants to go to the stars. Some kind of rat tribe appeared, and he became the one behind the scenes. It was a mess. Can't you control all the insects? Then this rat tribe has its own wisdom and thoughts, so can it still listen to you? I doubt whether there is a so-called god like you. It's completely useless!

The first natural disaster, the Zerg, should be based on biological genes and the wisdom of scientific researchers. That kind of eating and eating is a complete waste. The undead of the second natural disaster should need soul energy and the wisdom of scientific researchers (researching soul energy). Killing and killing is a complete waste. When the creatures die, they will naturally return to hell The omnics of the third natural disaster should need wisdom, knowledge, and energy. That kind of massacre is also a complete waste The players of the fourth natural disaster want this all. . . I don't know what they want at all. The most direct requirement is for the plug-in to be separated from the player's framework (for example, the upper limit is 100 levels, and the plug-in can be upgraded to 100 million levels).

I'm really convinced, let's fight an interstellar war for 100 chapters.

It's so incredibly beautiful that it's rare for a bookworm of more than ten years to finish reading this book. Shocked