The Rise of the Swarm of Global Gods

The writing is really good, I hope you can keep it up

I feel that the Tyranid Zerg should be the most logical and strongest Zerg in the ideal world (Warhammer 40k)

I don't feel like a newbie, and the writing structure is quite good (the summary is good and I'll love reading it) 🙂

Personally, I feel like the protagonist's outlook on life seems a little bit wrong. The classmate named Zhang Liang helped the protagonist many times in the early stage. Including that time when the protagonist's divine domain was suddenly expanded hundreds of times, it was mainly due to Zhang Liang's contribution. And after it was expanded hundreds of times, it was also written in the book that he mainly relied on Zhang Liang to avoid being resented by other classmates, but when the gene was needed later, the protagonist directly killed everyone, including Zhang Liang.

I personally feel that the writing is okay, but the updates are a bit sparse. Find some authors to promote your books, and just write this type of book. It feels like you have no traffic.

The more I look at it, the more disappointed I become. The swarm consciousness of the Zerg has actually been reduced to using magic? What is magic? The Zerg have multiple means of energy, soul, mind, biology, and genes, and they actually created a magic to control the wind and rain. . Then the psychic network becomes the divine magic, and the magic is so cleverly designed for you. . Moreover, divinity means devouring and plundering. Please, plundering is just a means, devouring and evolving are the sufficient foundation. Moreover, like the natural disasters of the Zerg and the undead, they are absolutely the highest in terms of soul, otherwise there would be no basis for existence at all.

The author wrote randomly. You wrote the Zerg as an individually powerful race, and the advantages of the Zerg were not written correctly. The advantages of the Zerg are devouring and infinite evolution. Unconditional obedience and its endless method of fighting against the sea of ​​insects are the basis for its natural disaster. In the Zerg race, it is not about relying on a certain creature to defeat a city or an army with one insect.

The preceding and following texts do not match, and the writing is a template. Not fascinating, giving readers space to imagine

I want to pursue it, but I would like to ask if the protagonist is still an ordinary person in the outside world after he has opened up a divine realm? After watching the first two games, it feels a bit like the whole universe and all races are playing the same game, and then they win in the game, and then allocate resources in reality.

It's been a while since I've seen a Zerg novel It feels pretty good, keep up the good work

The chapters are repeated and it feels like a scam

Why is your book like this? ?

What we are saying is to sort out the other four natural disasters. Wouldn't it be beautiful to transform from the zerg ruler to the god of natural disasters?

Should the other natural disasters be used to open trumpets, or should the insect swarm eat up their characteristics?

I have read several books about becoming a god using a divine domain to raise Zerg to become a god. I feel that the writing is very poor. In this kind of god-like book, you have to open up a divine domain yourself and fight back against yourself. The protagonists of many god-like books look like ordinary people, which is why the plot logic does not make sense. A god must at least be good at using energy. Otherwise, you are no different from ordinary people. Then you are still a god, and what qualifications do you have to open up a divine domain. The divine body is powerful and the variety of attack methods is just standard. There is also the Zerg system. Netizens have long been tired of reading so many Zerg books on the Internet. Zerg units all follow the game. There are no new Zerg units. They are all copied from the game. Few authors can conceive of new Zerg units I don't know how this book is written. Zerg development starts from resource worms. From the beginning, to brain worms, scientific research brain worms, to semi-biological and semi-mechanical battleships in the mid-term, to weapons, the collection and application of resources, such as fungi, to the later stage, directly covering a planet or world, where everything can be converted into energy, such as soil, rock, moisture, etc., By then these things can only be used as basic resources. Then the cell information is directly transmitted to it, directly converting energy while producing what you need, such as battleships and combat troops. These can all be produced in an integrated manner.

This setting is quite ridiculous. If others lose the game with you, they will see you occupying your own territory with far inferior strength. Let's not talk about the setting. I wish you a good writing.

Posting random chapters for three days in a row is to prevent theft, but who keeps it for three days to prevent theft?

Where did the protagonist open up the Kingdom of God and become a god? I almost lost my IQ. The next operation was also repeated to show IQ. Why did the author arrange for the protagonist to open up the Kingdom of God like that? For the area? Isn't it possible to rob other people's Kingdom of God? Afraid of not being able to beat others? Didn't the author turn around and assign a useless god to the protagonist? Whether the protagonist can grab it or not is not a matter for the author to move his fingers? In this case, why did you deliberately make the Kingdom of God like this for the sake of its size in the first place? And then turn around and arrange a useless kingdom for the protagonist to develop Zerg troops? ? Author, come out and brag to us and see if you can justify yourself.

This title seems to have exceeded 6 million words last year. Why is it a new book?

Author, please ask, does the protagonist no longer classify himself as a human being? Already regard all civilizations except your own as enemies?

It should be Zerg, not Zerg. Have you never played StarCraft?

Just one update today Is there any more?

So the core of this is that the protagonist plays virtual games in the interstellar era to reach the top of the universe?