Insect Swarm: Beginning of the End of the World Evolves the Queen's Clone

In fact, there are many interesting ants that can be combined in reality, such as the completely different blind leaf-cutting ants (butan synergy), the red-legged ant (the armor is extremely thick, and the tail can spray foam), the fire red ant (needless to mention), the pavement ant (there are many There are also single queens (exploding troops), black and brown ants (with formic acid, legal damage), yellow ants (arboreal bosses), hunter ants (can jump, have vision), and others such as broad-headed ants, striped-toothed ants, large-toothed ants, and Nicobar ants. There are many types of ants abroad.

At the moment, I think it's okay. There's nothing toxic about it. As long as there aren't any toxic points in the back (emotional drama with poor quality, no prioritization of humans and Zerg, the protagonist's intelligence, etc.), I'll watch it.

After reading it, I just have some suggestions. When I saw the chapter where the protagonist used Tyrant to hit a helicopter, a group of bugs were staring at each other. It was a bit outrageous that none of them could fly. I found that many novels about insect swarms build flying units only when they have good genes, but they never thought of building some emergency units first, and then fill them in later when they have good genes. Most of the ant queens have wings in their genes. If you build a hundred flying units first, even if they are of poor quality, they will be knocked down by a helicopter and the people will not run away. The insect swarms in the interstellar first have a general framework and then find the appropriate genes to fill in and strengthen them. If you think that unit is useless, you can just build some and put them aside. It is better than waiting until you want to use them. You can use it but you can't live without it. In this way, the insect swarm has a clear division of labor, and with the appropriate genes, mutations will be strengthened.

It feels very strange. The protagonist obviously lacks that kind of life energy, but the protagonist just doesn't send out swarms of insects to kill zombies to obtain life energy... Even if there is a range limit for obtaining life energy, at least the zombies within the range should be killed first! Now it looks like, as long as the protagonist does not control the insect swarm, the insect swarm will seem to be gone and will not explore, search or prey on its own. There is another very strange point. Can't the carpet use biomass to expand infinitely? It actually requires the protagonist to spend time to produce it? Obviously, the predecessor of this creep (what kind of fireweed?) Can expand on its own, but after the protagonist evolves, it can't. It's funny.

Now that the little poisonous interstellar power has been revealed, the genes collected by the protagonist are still too few and the various insects and marine species are not too rich. Is it possible to transform earthworms into biological weapons like tunnel worms, which can expand the underground network and serve as the protagonist's mobile biological aircraft carrier and the security of the headquarters is very guaranteed. The above are my personal suggestions and opinions for reference only

Just dig an underground base. You can do it without leaving home, and you can quickly devour zombies and evolve. Study the genetic map and move the supplies home Look at what you wrote. Nondescript. There is survivability. Doomsday rent collection. So damn poisonous

Let me tell you my own thoughts. I don't know how the author arranged the plot. Does he intend to spend most of the book on earth, or something else. But I think the people who came to read this book were all looking for the invincibility of Zerg explosive troops, but I saw the latest one, and I didn't see any display of invincibility. I only saw a group of monsters (zombiees, animals, bugs, etc.) That can keep up with the evolution speed even faster than the protagonist cheats, and a human genius whose ability from research to conversion into real objects is stronger than the protagonist. Maybe there will be forces from the ocean in the future. So if the protagonist develops at this speed, then most of the book may be about the story of four forces (other humans, the protagonist, zombies, marine animals and land animals) fighting on the earth. To be honest, the Zerg who are struggling to develop on a planet are really a bit out of character.

It's very to my liking! 🤓

Worker Ants😁

The setting is great and the idea is great. But it can be seen that it is a toy-type book. If you write seriously, it would be better to reduce the YY-style low-level humor.

Blade Mantis😁

Science fiction is a bit cool, but the author has to work hard! ✊

Let me ask a question first, are the Zerg units in there just like Zerglings, Hydralisks, etc. They are the same as before with no innovation at all.

Come on, there aren't many people writing about Zerg in Qidian now. As for the emotional drama, just ignore it. Anyway, the journey is to the stars and the sea.

The novel has obvious advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it still feels a bit satisfying and the plot is okay. The shortcoming is that the writing is not good, and I like to change the perspective, but switching back and forth is confusing for people. What a pity. I have read more than fifty chapters, but I don't have a strong desire to read it.

Can the author add more updates 🤓

If you don't update new people more often, how can you retain them? It's normal for a newbie to write 10,000 to 20,000 words a day, but procrastination will be useless.

In fact, the author does not need to copy the Zerg in (StarCraft), but can refer to the Zerg types in various film and television games, such as (Tyranid Zerg) (Zerg in Halo) (Zerg in Starship Troopers), etc. I hope to see something different, whether the Zerg type invades and plunders or the animal husbandry and farming type Zerg. The above are my personal suggestions and opinions

What can I say after reading ten chapters? The subject matter is okay, but the writing is not good, and the description of some of the protagonist's behaviors is too awkward.

Dear readers, if you feel that you can still read this book, please read it in your spare time, especially on Tuesday... This is really troublesome! Congratulations!

It's rare to encounter Zerg, please write it down

Ha ha! I knew it! Fortunately! Fortunately, I stopped right before the paid chapter and stopped reading!

There has been no update for 19 days!