Civilized Zerg Lord

I hope that the enemy bugs will be more diverse, and not all be gigantic, or those with enhanced strength, speed, or physique. In early civilizations, bugs that are highly poisonous, infectious, parasitic, small, and reproduce quickly are often easier to use than bugs that are hard on the front. After all, the conditions are there. Bugs like fleas, mosquitoes, flies (if you don't have them, look for similar ones), if you evolve, you will definitely kill more bugs than giant bugs.

Maintain that bug you mentioned. . . . I dare not think about every moment. . . How much energy does a bug consume? . . . Not to mention countless bugs. . . I thought about it as soon as I saw the introduction. . This bug is estimated to consume a planet's energy per day. . . Eat at least dozens of universes in a week. . . .

You can get some poisonous fleas and other small bugs with strong reproductive ability, and then put them into the enemy tribe. It is not very useful in primitive times.

What a strange introduction. In the quality war, how can Zerg made of organic matter compare with machines made of inorganic matter? Energy? Which civilization that unlocks mass-energy conversion, antimatter, and zero-point energy lacks energy? Quantity? Every atom on a planet has been transformed into a civilization that can replicate its own intelligent atoms. Are you comparing the numbers with others? Unless it is crushed by technology, or it is the era of primitive humans, the earth is now divided into level 0.7 Civilizations based on energy. Once it reaches the stage of mass-energy conversion and energy can be obtained by burning stones, who would be afraid of fighting a mass war with the Zerg with the same technology? In the mass-energy conversion stage, burn stones to obtain energy. Does an autonomous machine composed of nanorobots need any armor, claws, or internal organs? Set up a fusion furnace on the spot, automatically pump some stones to burn, and wirelessly supply energy to all machinery within three kilometers. Other nanorobots only need to assemble an electromagnetic guide rail, and then form a part of itself into a projectile, and launch it directly through wireless energy. At the same time, 10 to 100 million electromagnetic rails can be formed in the three-dimensional space above and below the ground. Nanorobots can use matter to double their self-replication in five minutes, and a planet can be turned into a nanomachine ocean in three days. Still saying that, why should organic matter be compared with inorganic matter in mass? After the conversion of mass and energy, under the premise of the same technology, why should inorganic matter lose to organic matter?

Did the main character turn into a bug? Since he rules the Zerg race, who do he think he is? I read a book about Zerg Lords. The protagonist abandons the bugs and runs to a human city to learn magic and fall in love. He has to find a human heroine. What's even more disgusting is that when there is a conflict with humans, the protagonist gives in every step and even lets the bugs die. Quite speechless.

When I saw Chapter 122, the protagonist was played by the lords of the outside world after he came out of the trial world. He dragged the protagonist from the Yellow River area into the neon area. This makes sense, but it also dragged the protagonist into another world. I thought that since it was the main world outside the trial world, the rules were so easy to break or exploit? It pulls the protagonist's entire world here and there, and it's very easy to do it. . . The article said that Neon was made using local rules. If this is possible, then individual people in the region can no longer control the situation in the larger region. . .

I have always wanted to read a novel with a grand war scene. Both sides have brains, and it is not always a one-sided crushing. The win is reasonable and unexpected, and the loser accumulates strength to polish off and bide his time. There is farming and development, and hegemony and strategy. Of course, my requirements are a bit too much, but this novel has great potential, and the world view has not yet been developed. I guess it is the kind where a planet will compete for a unified big lord, and then fly out of the planet to dominate the starry sky. I have read many novels where the people who oppose the protagonist are very stupid. I can't understand a person who also stands out in the cruel competition. He can be reckless, lustful and even violent, but he can't be stupid. I hope the author can write better and better, and the first order will exceed 10,000

Damn, I have never seen a good Zerg novel. This one is very good so far, as long as the combat power does not collapse in the later stage. (Don't forget the various Taoist ancestors, the law of the Zerg, the law of infinite evolution, the Zerg is me, I am the Zerg, a bunch of mysterious things, really boring) You can refer to the reincarnation paradise. Although the combat power level is very high in the later stage, there are no mysterious and mysterious things.

If a large number of old lords who have passed the trial are allowed to enter the trial, it will collapse. Also, it is said that the killing lord will be besieged, so they start to kill one by one?

Just open a comment with 500 followers. The trash talk spoken by some talents is annoying to watch. No comment is better than any comment. Most people look at the comment section first when looking for a book.

It's really good😪, it looks good all night long, good luck to the author

Please read it! It is currently in the recommendation period. Readers, please click to the last chapter and read the data. Thank you all.

Come on, come on, it's very enjoyable to watch, but I think the protagonist's ever-changing genes should be added to it. Then let the bugs have the ability to transform genes, just like the transforming robots in the

After evolving into the Zerg race, there is no interaction with the tribesmen. It is boring to watch, and the blade race is not developed. It is obviously a very interesting setting. Special individuals such as centipedes are not developed, including the protagonist himself. After evolving into the Zerg tribe, it seems that there are no protagonist tribe members or even Zerg tribe. Now it gives people the impression of a piece of flesh that is constantly evolving. New arms and new evolutionary directions do not give people a sense of expectation. Especially when the thinking is unified, it gives people the impression of mechanization, evolution for the sake of evolution, which is very boring. It is recommended to give the Zerg some humanity, such as writing about the life emotions and thoughts of the Blades, and the unique evolution of special individuals. The Zerg dominates the network, and it should be the network, not the neurons as super individuals. The Zerg should be used as a tool for the protagonist and the people, rather than the protagonist and people as tools for the Zerg.

In some ways, the protagonist's energy exchange is too bad.

In the face of technology, insects are pale and powerless in the later stage

I was a little choked after fighting with the senior lord in the ring.

The author should stick to his own ideas and write. Although it is a bit slow, it is also a refreshing hegemony novel.

There was too little useful information in the early stage and I had a low desire to read. I didn't read it several times.

After chasing for so long, I finally missed the eunuch. If the author is not dead, give me an ending.

Author, where is the original introduction? Why not?

Don't die. I paid for the monthly pass with full payment.

Come on, author! I'll give you a full subscription plus a monthly pass

When I take out the technology at the top of the nanotechnology tree (matter activation), how will you respond to the apocalypse next door?