
National Lord: Choose the Zerg Base at the Start
全民领主:开局选择虫族基地
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 79k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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If you have any interesting monster types and types of soldiers, please post them under this post. After all, the author's ideas are limited and he needs to brainstorm ideas.
By the way, will those commanders appear in the later stage? After all, the protagonist cannot do everything personally in the later stage, and it feels a bit monotonous to just have a simple ladder unit.
I remember that the Zerg in the interstellar world are not the strongest Zerg, right?
There are very few books written about Zerg these days.
Writing a Zerg-type book is all about exploding troops. It looks great. There are small climaxes every now and then, and there are many talents following the update.
6. In the era of the end of RTS, writing Star Wars is also a warrior.
The types of troops will not be fixed, they must have technology.
That's not right! Since everyone has been trained by human alliances, how could forming an alliance be the protagonist's suggestion?
By the way, author, what is your situation? The four books are still being updated and are not finished. This one has been re-opened.
Damn it, I looked at the author's past works and I can't trust him at all.
I haven't read it yet, but after reading the introduction, I noticed a problem. At the end of the introduction, it is said that humans have become the strongest race, but two-thirds of the protagonist's troops are not humans. Is there any problem with this?