A Bug's Guide to Survival

There are fewer female characters, don't be too cute after writing, and there are fewer things for small circles to enjoy themselves. The doomsday lord next door just ruined it for himself. Don't change into a human being, it can be a creature in human form.

When I first got into this book, I was almost misled by the book review on the essence post that said there were many female characters and that these keywords were useless 😥 But when I caught up with the latest update, now that I come back, I can only say that it is all a fallacy. This book is purely about alien beasts, unlike traditional beast-changing novels that start with human society in dozens of chapters. 80% of the entire book is about survival of alien beasts. It wasn't until Becoming a God (2 million words later) that the protagonist had a human body, and he was just a clone in human form. The main characters in the book, except for the cheap apprentice who appeared after the 200W word, are not of several humanoid races. Most of the book is about pure survival. It is the only fairy-tale work I have read that does not write routine stories in the guise of alien beasts. However, I have to say that it is a bit slow to warm up, and the more I write in the later stages, the more exciting it becomes.

Why are female protagonists not included in female videos? Wrong message?

The previous chapters were all about the protagonist's adventures, evolution, farming, and after March, he changed to raising children. In recent chapters, the protagonist has no longer appeared. It is a story about several human beings I am very disappointed.

Originally, the author has the final say on the luck of the characters in the novel. Luck-related abilities are meaningless if they are not shown in the plot. And I don't think the protagonist is unlucky at all. Now Chapter 8, the bad luck mentioned earlier is actually mixed with opportunities. But in Chapter 8, we didn't even act anymore. The protagonist encountered an F-class monster that he couldn't defeat. As a result, the monster was immediately killed by a passing E-class monster.

I would give it an 8 out of 10 I came here based on the subject matter at first, and have been looking for high-quality alien beast novels. It is not a high score of 8, but I am really out of food World view The most attractive part of this book is the world view and power system. Is the author's power system original? In addition to various elemental systems, there are also systems such as madness, filth, fate, pain, death, mystery, fate, and destruction. They all have their own evolutionary routes and are linked to each other. All life practices and evolves on one or more systems. Many have intelligence, and these beings can cover everything from reality to fantasy, from ants, snails, trees to dragons, elements, slime molds, etc. The reaction between these systems creates a world view. The current plot revolves around the ancient invasion of the dirty system. The importance of the system to this book is somewhat similar to that of Lord of Mysteries. Plot Almost the protagonist is the core, with some supporting characters as embellishments. There are many and obvious foreshadowings, so the story connection is quite smooth. As for the plot itself, it's pretty average. The author said that he originally wanted to take the route of torturing the master, but gave up because he was afraid that no one would watch. But this approach has led to what should be a big problem in this book - the protagonist is clearly based on pain and misfortune as the main system, but except for the beginning, there are almost no dangers along the way. Although it did not turn out to be an enjoyable article, it still makes me very regretful. Characters The creation of half of the characters is rough and even facial makeup, and the other half is also weak, so I don't want to force the author. Some suggestions Maybe there can be more content about the life families of each system. Every time the author writes "this life family", it always makes me guess what it will be like. Since the system is well written, why not carry forward its strengths Although, I still want to eat fine grains. The protagonist who is alone is a bit lonely. Can you write the supporting characters well, not only to support the plot In short, it is a good story and well told. Come on, author

I can't see it anymore, it seems that all the Bs were hidden before being promoted to B. After being promoted to B, all the B-levels came out. They are invincible in the world and enemies come from the sky. It has always been like this, not a single E or F is gone.

The last few chapters have been too slow. I said I had to give away so many chapters, but the result is that they have been set in the water, and they are all in the water settings of various races, but they have nothing to do with the protagonist. When a beast tide comes, how many chapters have been lost?

I have finished reading the Black Abyss volume, and I really want to say, why not intersperse some stories about Gulu and Ainan in the middle, and at least use one or two chapters to let the readers know what the other two are doing, instead of it being Bai You's perspective all the time, and everyone else just passing by.

Skip all the chapters about writing about people. . .