
The Offspring Are the Swarm of Insects, I Sow Terror in the Wasteland
子嗣即虫群,我在废土播种恐怖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 348k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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174Chapters
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I feel a little dizzy after reading three chapters. Did the scene change too quickly?
Whatever I wrote, my head was full of smoke when I read it. Every living thing has some kind of uterus. I couldn't even imagine what it was, and it just fucked my brain to death.
Thoughts after reading Chapter 5
It can be seen that the author has written a great world view, with a background of future interstellar + a little cyberspace and Cthulhu. I quite like it, but the content contains a lot of self-created world views and nouns, which is a great reading challenge for new readers. If the author does not want too many explanations of nouns in the article to affect the reading, it is recommended to open a paragraph and attach the noun explanations next to it. Otherwise, it will be dizzy and you will not know what the plot is going on, which is a pity.
The writing is messy, I haven't seen such a novel by Guo Jingmingfeng in a long time. The heroine is like a pseudo-person. She traveled through time as a modern person, mutated herself into something that produces bugs, is very receptive, and is also skilled in breeding to create a mimic human body for herself and implant her consciousness into it. There is really no need to read this kind of illogical novel.
Chapter Four Give Up
It has wild imagination and unique setting, but it is not a coherent and good-looking story, like loose beads without strings. I believe that with the accumulation of writing experience, the author can better present the world in his imagination to readers in the future.