The Strange World: From the Start, I Choose a Zerg Base

Why do you like writing about Zerg? There seems to be very few people writing about the human race and the protoss. I don't really like to write about the Zerg. The main reason is that I can't write about the feeling. Are there millions and tens of millions of Zerg called Zerg?

The Zerg race, which has a limited number, really cannot be called a natural disaster, and is not as good as the Protoss race.

A new book is released, which can be regarded as a rewrite of an old book. If you like it, you can read the old book "Game Base Group Descends to Another World", which mainly writes about the Age of Empire and Red Alert.

I hate this kind of simple protagonist the most. I want to ask, how did such a person become the master of the world? With such a personality, he would recognize anyone he meets as his younger brother. Could it be that all the people he worked for in his previous life were his brothers and sisters? Could it be that these brothers and sisters are all honest people? Are they all simple-minded and have no city government? It can only be said that the author's mind is very simple. If the protagonist's character is still like this later, I really can't watch it. No lord of the world can just pick someone up and treat him as his younger brother. Let alone the lord of the world, even a mayor has deeper thoughts than the protagonist.

Genetic technology has spread to the Zerg race. Do you need luck to upgrade? Or is it a hard requirement? ? ? ?

Finally I know why the results are not good. From Chapter 50, I jumped directly to Chapter 80 without affecting my reading at all. People write about the Zerg in the early stages very quickly, but you are too slow. There is almost no contact between the Zerg tribe and the natives, only plundering. You are binding too deeply. Ji Ji Wai Wai Wai Wai Wai dozens of chapters

The author is cheating. These weirdos are more powerful than the protagonist Zerg. The human sea is stronger than the Zerg, but each individual has been weakened countless times by the author. The interstellar Zerg can even tear human tanks to pieces with puppy claws. The defenses of these alien natives are not as fragile as paper. This limit is too great, so as not to be invincible, but now you have a weird one who is so awesome and is even better than the protagonist Zerg. Obviously, they are the real human sea tactics, so the protagonist What is the Zerg? Quality without quality, quantity without quantity, it's really confusing, and this weird thing can always be used to restrain the protagonist Zerg. What kind of interstellar Zerg is this Zerg? If the Zerg is so easily restrained, it will not destroy the universe like StarCraft. You have to liberate some other Zerg arms, or you can simply merge the Zerg state when it is controlled by Emon. Doesn't the game have robot bugs, psychic bugs, etc.

The author learned from the comments that many readers are familiar with the military units of StarCraft 2. However, this book takes over the base group from the previous game to descend into another world. It makes no logical sense to write about StarCraft 2. In view of this situation, the author will reasonably arrange for the arms that readers expect to appear in an appropriate way and at an appropriate time. Currently, the most asked questions by readers are cockroaches. Other arms that readers are looking forward to can be written under this book review. As long as they are reasonable suggestions, they will be adopted. It would be unreasonable to directly arrange for the Mammoth Thunder Beast.

Could you please write something else: organic contagion? Obviously this thing is called: Creep carpet, right? Has the author ever played and learned about StarCraft?

Follow-up reading is a book friend who subscribes regularly to read the latest chapters of this book. The current recommendation mechanism seems to only rely on follow-up reading. I just started a new book and I didn't understand it at all, so I failed in the first round of recommendation! Is there any recommendation later? The editor said that it depends on the situation, so I can only shamelessly ask for further reading, otherwise the exposure of this book will be too low.