Insectoid: Ruler of the Galaxy

After disappearing for so long, so many people just wrote about it. The author is too lazy. Did he spend all the money on the last book?

I'm a bit unaccustomed to it. I've watched too many people from Blue Star in the beginning, and suddenly I'm watching the indigenous people🐛🦐

I can only say that the current plot is too slow for the word Zerg. Maybe the author thinks it is nothing, and some fans think it is nothing, or even think it is very good and beautiful. But this makes no sense. The author did not write the book for himself at the starting point for a small number of people to read! I was attracted to read it because of the term Zerg, because I know what the Zerg represents, but what is the Zerg that the author presented to me? Does it also deserve to be called Zerg? They are all genetic biological weapons, but they are still limited in body size and insect breathing. Zerg are essentially genetic biological weapons. Note that they are weapons, and the author focuses on describing their biological nature. This is not wrong. There is no problem with writing this way, but it will inevitably lead to a result. It is too slow and too bland. If you don't use the word Zerg to attract people, there is nothing wrong with rewriting biological hegemony. Maybe there will be more readers, but you are still using the name of Zerg. At first glance, the Lord of the Galaxy is like a grand scene of Star Sea Hegemony, transforming into a swarm of insects, a natural disaster, and killing a swarm of bees (don't be stubborn with me. This is self-righteousness. The author does not mean this. If you want to read it, you will not read it. Then this book will not be like this, right? Performance is more important than anything else. Intuitively, people will vote with their feet, deceiving themselves and others, and self-satisfaction is meaningless), but when I come in and see more than 80 chapters, it is not as big as a palm, and I have to calculate the food and dare not increase my body size. Count this and that, how to write the farming lord, what? ? I came to see the Zerg carpet. The queen, brain worms, and eye worms are killing each other. They are endless. Wherever the Zerg go, not even a blade of grass grows. When can you go there like this? So it's not that your writing is wrong or bad, it's that the plot is too slow for the Zerg, very bland and not exciting. Even a few small bosses of the Zerg are too low for the Zerg. It is easy to give up and stop reading. So is the author's Zerg the same Zerg as I understand it to be? If not, then I'll leave and won't disturb the author and fans from enjoying themselves. If the author wants to describe the Zerg as I understand it, I hope the plot rhythm will be increased quickly. To be honest with the current plot, cutting it by half won't affect it.

Simply raising other species or modifying genes is too normal Not enough Zerg A little Zerg manipulation

I feel that later on, I have to use a lot of pen and ink to describe the affairs of civilizations other than the protagonist, how to deal with diplomacy, how to advance science and technology, and add some difficulties to the protagonist. Abba Abba's It seems that all Zerg novels will eventually become like this, taking over the spotlight. Shouldn't it be that the development of a large number of Zerg is mixed with the response of other races? Why are so many texts writing about the development of other civilizations and the plots of some of its core characters? If I really break away from this framework, I don't know what to write. There is nothing to write about the Zerg, or the author just wants to write some interstellar portraits, then I can't help it, maybe it's just not suitable for me

In addition to the Zerg Zerg, some Tyranid Zerg and Araqi Zerg characters will be added to expand the scope of the Zerg.

In the Zerg novel from more than ten years ago, Zerg Tide Returns, the protagonist is a carbon-based creature who imitates the Zerg, but the appearance of the carbon-based creature is full of technology inside.

Suddenly I saw that the author has opened a new book. I hope to continue the rigor of the previous one and learn from experience to write better. After all, the author is also an old author of Zerg literature 😁 Six monthly votes have been cast~

It's not bad, but it feels like humans are a bit too extreme. At the beginning, the protagonist was weak and the natives could not see that the protagonist had intelligence. Later, there was a bloody feud and there was no need for communication. But humans have nothing to do with all this, and the protagonist obviously shows the characteristics of an intelligent creature, so why not try to communicate? Regardless of whether there will be a fight later, it is always right to communicate first. For humans, there is no difference between insect swarm communication and indigenous communication. They are all aliens, right?

Damn it, he didn't really die suddenly, did he?