Something's Not Quite Right with This Insectoid Race

I hope the author can portray the female lead as an antagonist, instead of her supposedly living in harmony with humans, whether interstellar or Chinese. A female lead who would exploit everything for her own benefit, squeezing all of humanity's value to secure her own throne, is what makes a female lead truly captivating. There are already too many love-struck, naive, and sweet female leads; we don't need them anymore.

The female protagonist, the Zerg, the lower half-spider spider, and the competition with her sister—the player character is a real giant insect, a concept I love. It's the first time I've seen a female protagonist who isn't just humanoid with wings and is considered a Zerg—it's fantastic! However, the later developments feel awkward. I've read over fifty chapters and here's my rant: 1.

I really want to rest for two days. It's been almost two months since I started writing this, and I've been going to bed after midnight almost every day. The more tired I am at work during the day, the harder it is for me to get into the zone to write at night. The less I'm in the zone, the later I write, and the more tired I am at work the next day. What kind of infinite loop is this?!

This book has a terrible ending, think carefully before subscribing! The author barely started and then declared it finished. This whole "Interstellar Zerg Wars" thing, and the female lead hasn't even left the starting area before you tell me it's over?! I'd be a complete idiot to read any more of your books! You can search up all of this author's other works—they're all terrible unfinished projects! They have absolutely no basic professional ethics as a writer!

This is a hardcore sci-fi novel! The author absolutely has to write 3-5 million words! It's amazing! I've finally found a sci-fi novel with a female protagonist and insectoid races! So satisfying! 5555

This Zerg swarm is a bit too weak. It feels like it's comparable to the Zerg in World of Warcraft's Ahn'Qiraj or the Chimera Ants in Hunter x Hunter. Compared to the Zerg in StarCraft, the Tyranids in Warhammer 40k, or the Thorin Protoss in Stellaris, it's really too weak.

When the natives started to restore their civilization, the female lead acted like nothing was wrong, treating Parker like a player and that it had no impact on her. Was she just incredibly stupid, or did she think she was just playing with Parker?

You might not believe it, but this is the first female-oriented novel I've ever subscribed to in its entirety and purchased monthly passes for, hahaha. This deserves a special commemorative post from this old man! ´◡`

Hehehe... Is it normal for a guy like me to read female-oriented content?

I don't understand the point of having Parker and Hulan. They're clearly going to side with humans later on, so there's no need for the female lead to keep them around. What's the point of preserving Parker's ideology? It's just a forced plot device, completely unnecessary.