I Am the Swarm

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.

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.

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.

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.