Nationwide Conquest: My Swarm Is Endless
全民争霸：我的虫群无穷无尽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 759k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
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359Chapters
7kRecommendations
27.5kFans
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Give the author some suggestions I believe most readers who clicked in initially were drawn in by the Zerg and the endless cycle of battle, but the author seems to have strayed from the point. What readers wanted to see was a massive Zerg swarm attack that overwhelmed the enemy. Instead, the beginning of the book focuses on micro-management.
It's been a cliché for years; I'm sure the protagonist will take a huge risk to save an innocent woman.
One or two little monsters per chapter, and you even give them names—how many readers will actually pay attention to all those insect names?
I know there's usually conflict between the protagonist and the antagonist, but is it really necessary to use the antagonist's abuse, rape, and death of a girl to develop the villain's character? I've read up to chapter 40, and I just don't understand. If someone refuses to give up their seat, fine, they might hold a grudge and want to target you, I can understand that.
The Zerg's defining characteristic has never been 1v1, bro. Who are you trying to attract? Those who like Zerg, you haven't captured the overwhelming, million-against-one oppressive feeling. You haven't captured the oppressive feeling of their relentless, unified, fearless advance, nor the feeling of their easily crushable, yet unified, minds.
This novel has a terrible world-building setup and terribly written realistic scenes; it was a painful read.
Shennong
The writing is alright, but the setting has some issues, and the plot is a bit weak. They haven't even finished one trial yet. Furthermore, without a sufficient population in interstellar colonies, there are no restrictions on the Realm Lord killing people, even those around them.
I couldn't hold back my laughter when I got to the second chapter; this must be a story from 10 years ago.
I couldn't hold back my laughter when I saw the latest one, but after all that build-up for that new department, this is what you give me? Is it even worth watching? They were supposed to be making me the Realm Lord...
After reading Chapter Two, you'll be qualified to be Shennong, right?
The appearance of little Karami made me laugh. I haven't seen this kind of plot in a long time. It felt so forced.