That's Just How the Zerg Are

You actually used giving away wives to test your cadres? I would never betray my race unless you give me perfection 🐶🐶

After reading just a dozen or so chapters, you can immediately sense how good this book is. Its unique logic, which breaks away from typical tropes, is truly rare. I sincerely hope it gains popularity and that I can support the author. Suitable for seasoned bookworms. Many parts aren't explicitly stated, but you'll feel a strong connection if you read carefully.

What was the point of Chapter Nine? They were so close before, I'm speechless. Stealing a room is more despicable than murder. If I were the protagonist, I would have killed this so-called younger brother. Ten years of brotherhood that wasn't experienced firsthand, and the protagonist even stole the body halfway through. There's no need to project your own brotherhood onto the story. Don't you find it hypocritical when you read it?

I just want to know if there will be hero units that disobey orders and need to be coaxed. All that hard work to develop your power, only to be someone else's dog?

After reading the introduction, three dots and a question mark appeared above my head (...🤔).

Fake Zerg: Challenges opponents to duels, ambushes by humans, rescued by humans, possesses emotions, is beautiful and captivating, the Queen of Blades! The real Zerg: war machines, swarm tactics, good-for-nothings, biological weapons, terrifying appearance, the Terran Zerg!

This book is excellent in every aspect, from its writing style and plot to its character development. It boasts strong logic, a great pace, and a high level of immersion and immediacy. The content is packed with exciting moments, the structure is clear, the story flows smoothly, and the attention to detail is commendable. It's a very enjoyable read. I'm so glad I added it to my favorites. Brothers, you should check it out, don't miss out!

I've wanted to complain for ages. You say everyone who read this is here for the Zerg, and while the setting is different, at least it uses the Zerg theme. I can't say it's great for Zerg fans, but at least it shows a different way of developing the Zerg. There's no Zerg mass production, and no Zerg technology either. It's just about replacing people to develop agriculture.

Fake Zerg: The template for everything ACGN. The real insectoid race: In ancient times, snakes were long insects and tigers were large insects. Now there are parasites, and most organisms, from single-celled to multicellular, can be insects. These are just carbon-based insects, nanomechanical insects; the basic abyssal creatures are demonic insects.

Putting everything else aside, the author is a Zergling himself, and I even suspect that the person typing this on the computer is a Zerg brain worm; they have absolutely no human values.