The World of the Gods: Rising from the Insect Swarm

If the divine realm can't affect reality, then what's the point? It's just a game world. Even if it's a true god, in reality it's still a weakling.

In my opinion, the core of the Zerg race is rapid iteration, reproduction, and evolution. The mass-production, raiding strategy is outdated; now, the focus is on diverse, resource-gathering approaches. The author could refer to other works' content and settings, trying to control the protagonist's rapid power progression and enriching the unit types.

How strange. He's about to become a god (currently a demigod), yet he still has to personally train his physical fitness and martial arts skills, starting with push-ups and running laps. Isn't this like a divine text? The combat system seems quite chaotic, which is a pity.

I just couldn't hold back anymore. The realistic parts are so awkward. Someone who can win every battle against another world—to exaggerate a bit, you could protect them like an ancestor. The upper echelons there are all idiots, and they can't even see that?? I really don't understand. And they keep throwing out random plot points that leave me completely confused.

The book is good, but some parts felt awkward. For example, the goblin combat method in Chapter 114, where they can injure their tribe with primitive grenades. Keep in mind that the protagonist's insectoid race has undergone various enhancements and dares to charge against demigods and gold-level opponents. The fact that primitive grenades can injure their tribe instantly lowers their prestige.

Author, you're an author too. We're not elementary school students, and you're not a teacher. Can you please be more concise? You explain things over and over again, spending ages trying to make sure we don't understand? Or are you just trying to reach a word count? The plot is good, but the language is…and long. Please, anyone with OCD would be exhausted reading this. You're an author, remember that, an author, not a language arts teacher.

Let me just say, this novel is quite enjoyable if you read it without thinking too much, especially since it updates so quickly. However, if you make even the slightest change, you simply can't bear to read it anymore. The protagonist starts as an ordinary person who gets a low-level, hopelessly useless reptile as a familiar. That's fine, since he has a cheat ability, it's not a big deal.

To be honest, this novel is incredibly padded. Half of each page is just filler to increase the word count. Honestly, this is the first time I've ever seen a novel so padded. And the worst part is that it's a paid page—6,000 words for 30 cents! Ten pages would cost me 3 yuan. If this novel had any substance, I wouldn't be saying this in the comments.

I genuinely didn't understand Chapter 126. Isn't this a competition? Aren't they opponents? The other team made a mistake and was eliminated by the snake. Why is it considered bad character and heartless for the protagonist not to save them? I really don't understand the logic here. Can someone explain it to me?

Since it's Zerg, why doesn't it have Creep?! This is a strategic Zerg technology; without Creep, the Zerg's logistical pressure is immense! They can't possibly mass-produce units without Creep!