Only Natural Disasters Can Defeat Natural Disasters

Moreover, the control method designed by the author is very problematic. You must know that the Zerg are also a psychic race and have swarm consciousness. Don't apply combat power to the game's data for balanced purposes. Instead, consider the combat power in the background. Also, the Zerg fighting means that it is natural and does not need to be controlled by the protagonist at all. (This is to limit the combat power of the Zerg. If possible, the author can play with the stars to see how strong the insect plague is, and defeat the entire galaxy)

Author, are you sure that the Zerg have no genetic backdoor, mental backdoor or psionic backdoor? I also admire your courage to seek death if you dare to develop the Zerg at will.

I've decided. I just like the author's writing style. I don't have to keep looking for new books in the future. I'll just read yours. I hope you will update soon and don't be ignorant 🪖

The protagonist only needs to be responsible for large-scale strategies, logistical support and the like. As for the Zerg battle, I advise the author to wake up and make the protagonist look like Chabi, interstellar Zerg? Do you understand? Regarding the fighting qualities and fighting instincts of the interstellar Zerg, I think it is best for the author to let the protagonist have self-awareness, otherwise it would be embarrassing...

Even if you don't leave the base, what the hell are you rubbish natives?

The first three major natural disasters are just a few small toys in front of the real fourth natural disaster. You can play with them as you like.

The author should make up for the Zerg background settings. The gameplay and background are very different.

If it's just this kind of Zerg, I can only say that, it's just an immersive player. When you play StarCraft, who controls the Zerg, players, explosive troops, which player can't, summon flow, have you underestimated the players? High dimension vs. Low dimension, universe one game, who told you, they just work alone, and the elf players have never seen the game. Please remember that the fourth natural disaster is different from the fourth natural disaster. Fake players are never natural disasters.

This Zerg's combat power is a bit rubbish, it should be a problem with the author's setting. The author should play with the interstellar plot carefully. In fact, Zerg is more suitable for development in the wild, not in the academy.

When we play StarCraft, we become good friends 😆.

To inoculate those who come later, this book currently has 220,000 words. I used to use worker bee farmers before, and only 210,000 words were published before I published a puppy...

Regarding genes and research, can we just briefly mention this aspect? It's boring, not good-looking, and the word count still takes up a lot of space. I don't want to read a lot of it, so just briefly talk about it. You're not really doing research, so why do you write so much? You are writing a novel, brother, who are you writing so much for? Just give a brief introduction.

Although, the fourth natural disaster refers to players The Zerg is one of the top three natural disasters, but I forgot the number, but it is definitely not the fourth natural disaster.

I've read about half of it, and I really can't stand it anymore. To be honest, I personally prefer the setting of Zerg, but yours is a bit too theoretical. It would be better if you could reduce the theory by two-thirds. After all, online writing is not so sophisticated. Pay more attention to the plot of natural disasters, that is, the Zerg, and what is the main plot (๑•̌.•̑๑)ˀ̣ˀ. I still don't quite understand it. One gene, another one descends, and the Zerg itself. The key protagonist is still a minor player, with no achievements and no social status at all. He is always worried about the country and the people, doubting this and that. The length of the article is too large and the divisions are too big.

He is definitely a senior in zoology, and his word choice is so professional.

It's difficult to reconcile everyone's opinions. I hope the author can stick to his true intentions. There is no need for hot and cold ridicule. Just be kind and give your own suggestions. Regarding the setting, it is probably not the same person, there must be some differences, right? Just look at the settings of this book and that's it. Forget the rest. Just purple.

It doesn't matter if it's a little slower, just don't collapse it, but it's even worse if it's too white!

Come on, author, don't be affected by some deliberately nitpicking remarks. As for the Zerg settings, they are found in many works, and the settings are all different from each other. Many people in the comment area complain about the settings after only playing one game. Some want you to look at the stars, and some want you to follow the settings of the stars, so don't bother with them. Compared with the comment section of the previous book, I think it is something to be happy about that there are debates in the comment section 😅.

Some guessed coping methods, welcome to discuss The current ones are: ①Slight modification-a little bit of genetic modification, Zhongzhou ②Medium modification-local or organ modification, Zhonglianhui Guessed possible ones: ①Double modification-only a few human genes are left ②Suture-no modification of genes, suture other organs ③Fusion-all members are fused. As one body (physical body) ④Soul uploading - similar to the psychic network of the protagonist Zerg ⑤Wandering - Escape, Fire, Ark ⑥Hibernation - Underground shelter, dormancy, resurrection ⑦Cloning - As long as I copy enough, I cannot destroy it ⑧Parasis - Reduce the target of the body, control the human shell ⑨Undead - cast into the undead, the living dead ⑩? ?——Enjoyment, self-destruction, and perish together ①①Surrender ①②Pure human ①③Mechanical transformation of summoned beasts The above contents may be mutually inclusive.

The biggest problem with this book is that the various studies are written in too much detail, and you can just go over them in one go, which takes up a lot of space.

This book is very well written. Unlike other villains who have a halo of wisdom over their head, the author goes the other way. The decent ones are either not intelligent enough or the villains are undercover. Compared with the villains, the decent ones are as good as 250. They are really a rare breed!

It's very comfortable to watch all the way, but why is it not so popular? Looking at the comment area, I ignored the nitpicking except for the Zerg setting and the Summoner setting. Those who have opinions are basically because they think it is "too slow". For example, some people think that the parts involving genetics can be omitted, and some people dislike the fact that there are dialogues in battles. But these are just appearances. After thinking about it, I feel that the reason is that I am not "novice" enough. To put it simply, when I read other online articles, I read them page by page, but when I read your book, I read them sentence by sentence. Maybe it's because I have the reading skills of thousands of books (three walls of bookshelves and 6 boxes of magazines), which makes me feel very comfortable when reading your books, and I feel like I can flow easily. But for people in the fast food era who only read online articles and rarely read classics, it is difficult for them to read sentence by sentence. This leads to a very fragmented feeling. The key is that your advantages cannot be used at all, just like the running game between an eagle and a tiger. Your advantage does not lie in your great imagination, in designing ups and downs of the plot, or in the coolness of pretending to slap someone in the face. It lies in the smoothness of the logic, the reasonableness of the plot, and the smoothness of the writing. But who cares about this for readers of online articles? Reading a page at a glance prevents them from seeing your strengths. Some imaginative books can become popular if they just "smash you in the face" with an outline. For example, there are two interesting points in your book, one is the online "kick-in", and the other is the current arena battle. I smiled knowingly when I read it, it felt very comfortable. But now when I think about it from another angle, it doesn't seem to be "completely satisfying". It's not the routine of online novels. Academic discussions on the Internet, in universities, and in research institutions of large companies, are there still winners and losers? The opponent still refuses to admit that they lost? The whole academic circle was not shocked that the male protagonist was recognized as a master? And this time in the arena, why didn't the whole school get shocked and the principal paid attention? Why don't teachers compete for students regardless of their grace? Why doesn't the male protagonist become a topic of conversation among students and have a moment of unparalleled glory? You didn't spend a lot of pen and ink to highlight how awesome the male protagonist is or how to show off. Every word you said was just telling a story. You told a good story. But many people don't want to hear stories, they just want to have fun. I click on my phone after get off work and finish reading a chapter in 3 minutes (or I save a few chapters and finish them in 10 minutes, or I turn the pages on my left hand while eating), and it feels so good. Then I went to another novel and flipped through a few pages to keep reading. At the starting point, the number of people who are willing to listen to stories should already be relatively large among various online writing platforms. But you have no traffic. There are too many great people in the starting point, and it is difficult for newcomers to get ahead. If you write well, but the content does not have its own explosive points, it will be difficult to become popular. But fewer people are willing to listen to stories on other platforms. I think one way is to speculate on the hot topics. Just write about the most popular genre at the moment. Just write something that brings its own traffic. Someone will always stay. Based on your writing style and the stability of your writing, I feel that as long as you stay, it won't be lost too soon. Also, would you like to try writing some novellas or short stories, or submit articles to some physical magazines? Just some of my personal thoughts. I am just a layman, not a professional. You can refer to the author.

Isn't the qualifying match too much to finish? How long did it take for the status to change?

I remember the author said in The Company that the follow-up part may be written in the next book, and then the company will finish the book ahead of schedule. After reading The Company, I feel that the ending is really rushed, so is there a follow-up to The Company or a novel in the same universe?

It's time to leave the host. If the host is intelligent, he can chat with the protagonist and help with instructions. There is also a split pool to study puppies to increase speed.

Simply let the protagonist's brother summon the Araki Zerg and start with a smart bug

How should I put it? The plot is okay, but there are a lot of typos. I even got no feedback despite being reminded by the chapter review

I think it's quite good-looking. It's not a popular Fourth Natural Disaster, and it doesn't have a plot to subdue one's wits. I saw a lot of comments saying that there are too many explanations on theoretical research, but I thought it was okay. I also read the author's "Mengg Company" many years ago. The plot design is quite interesting and the characters are also very good. The supporting characters are not as flat as many novels nowadays. However, there are no outstanding supporting characters in this book so far. I hope there will be arrangements in the future

Until now, there is only a little bit of the Zerg. The Zerg has always been cannon fodder in the front, and the real master is hiding in the back.

100+ Chapters, now that I have just reached that point, I don't believe that the author can write 5,000 chapters. . . So can I give up? . . .