Invincible Heroes: Rise of the Swarm from the Wasteland

As an interstellar race, a natural disaster group that is separated from the scope of the planet, the Zerg makes you too weak. The springtails that can resist the Gauss rifle cannot deal with the cavemen. Have you never played interstellar knowledge or StarCraft games?

Bench, this article is about the Zerg with StarCraft in the world of Invincible Heroes

Aboriginal? There was no market for this at the starting point

After reading more than ten chapters, it's really nerve-wracking and uncomfortable. I can't read anymore. First of all, I am a player of StarCraft and Invincible Heroes. I feel very sorry for the story you wrote. It does not please either side, and it offends both sides at once. First of all, as a son of a nobleman and an old follower, you can't even fight a first-level soldier. Are you a sincere waste or are you a local who can't do harm to a god-given weapon? Besides, the data you gave to the lowest-level unit of the Zerg is too low. Even if you don't give the data to the cavalry, it is still the data of the spearman. Even if you upgrade the blood pool, it will only increase the damage and blood volume. The mutant upgrade will only increase the jumping insects a little bit on each side. The data given by the author is really disgusting, and at such a high speed, he was unexpectedly killed by a caveman in a sneak attack. How did the author come up with this plot at that time? According to the author's writing, if it is so conservative, a few hundred versus a few hundred will be considered a big scene. How can a family collect taxes with just a few junior soldiers? Is this a joke? At least it is normal to have more than fifty spearmen plus a dozen archers and a few swordsmen (with a few upgraded versions mixed in). Whether it is tax collection or silence, it can be solved at one time. Otherwise, if the tax collection is successful, the twenty lowest-level soldiers with twenty sulfur ores will not be robbed? The protagonist cannot pay the tax in person and is about to run away, so how can a few pikemen chase him? It is really unimaginable that the protagonist will use the Zerg with this data to conquer other people in the future. To defeat a few cavemen, he will have to rely on a large number of Zerglings. In the future, especially if others are led by heroes, that data can basically make him unparalleled in the protagonist's army.

What kind of family? The eldest son was exiled for no apparent reason, or was he going to kill him directly?

Aboriginal fusion with modern elements is unflattering at the starting point.

Recommended novels: The Invincible Zerg in Another World, Zerg in the Dark, your novel is very well written. Those who know it are writing about Zerg, but those who don't know think it is writing about insects.

Run quickly! Ai Jiayun. Why do you say that, the world of Invincible Heroes is destined to be destroyed, and it is imminent. His protagonist still wants revenge. Zerg covers the earth? Does it make sense? It's the end of stability. I still don't think of a way to survive.

Ah, the primitive aboriginal people have slipped away. Let's go straight to the next book.

I wrote more than fifty chapters just to deal with an internal brother. Okay, I'll save it for now and decide whether to read it after the chapter.

As the title states, just looking at the conversion of resources is wrong. In an area with poor resources, one unit of sulfur can be converted into 50 units of crystal ore. Are you poor or rich, or are crystal mines actually a lower-level resource?

I remember that the Zerg had defensive buildings, ground and air, whether it was StarCraft 1 or 2, even Heroes of Invincible. Where did the author go about this?

A race that can survive on a deserted planet. You write it as an ordinary race.

I don't know what to say, it's just Chong Hai and Shuang Wen, why do you have so much suffering and hatred here? In addition, leveling up, obtaining treasures, etc. Are too slow.

If you remain the same, it will be difficult for me to follow you.

Azeroth: Start with Eagle Eye in Cemetery City. It is recommended to read this book. It is aimed at readers of StarCraft and World of Warcraft. It has a good grasp of the points of interest and has many chapters updated in a timely manner. I suggest you study it.

Since you are writing an insect swarm, you must have the pleasure of quickly exploding troops, quickly invading, and expanding. After reading more than a dozen chapters, more than a month has passed in the timeline, and there are still about 20 dogs, a dozen worker bees, and mushroom people as a secondary race. Does it feel a bit like a swarm at such a high level? As an underappreciated heir of a nobleman, the protagonist takes an old servant and a bag of moldy oats with him when he goes out to build a city. If this is the case, why does the family still want to mess with him? And why does it take so much trouble to get him? He couldn't get out even if he wanted to kill him. Your setting is unreasonable. After reading more than ten chapters, I really can't stand it anymore.

Let me advertise, readers who like to read Warcraft fan fiction can read "Light of Azeroth Forged in Quel'Thalas". If this is offensive, please delete it.

The idea is good, but it feels that it is not transparent enough. There are many insignificant places where ink is wasted and I feel that I have not read it. I feel that the places that should be more exciting are not interesting enough, and the writing style is also a bit lacking. Come on

To be honest, the early stage of this novel is good because I didn't expect it. I was so frustrated. The protagonist has never developed the Zerg. I have to watch the Zerg. You can read it from the back. There is not a single point of interest in the early stage. At first, I thought it was to develop the territory. But the territory rarely develops. I run around every day. If it develops in the early stage, it may be good. The result is okay. It never develops. I have the resources to develop the Zerg. Isn't it bad? Isn't this just about watching the Zerg? You still have Zerg appearing in hundreds of chapters. It is better to write "Normal Heroes Invincible Continent" which is more interesting. The novel is like a balled up paper, messy. The protagonist's blood feud is not avenged. Hmm, it is very passionate.

After reading the first few chapters, I thought it was a good novel, but I didn't expect it to be a mess. It really has little to do with the Zerg in the back. It's all about adventure. The protagonist really has a paddle and keeps surfing, and the combat power is unbalanced. The protagonist is a little shrimp. He often encounters people who are several levels stronger than him. I read Development Territory, not fantasy and cross-border challenges. Moreover, the protagonist always encounters enemies for no reason and keeps fighting. I don't see Development Territory. Anyway, he suddenly becomes stronger. It has nothing to do with the territorial Zerg. That dragon girl is really a failure. It is all about the dragon girl. The battle has nothing to do with the protagonist's territory development. If you watch the territorial development of arms and battles, I suggest you don't watch it. The protagonist's territory did not develop in the early stage. The introduction of the territory is very vague. He has been taking risks and getting stronger. It has little to do with the territory. Even if there is a natural disaster of the Zerg, it should be after Chapter 400. It is not recommended to read. The main development territory is very vague. One moment, I sell one resource to fight monsters. One moment, I am short of resources. The next moment, I help the dragon girl to become stronger. This novel should not be about the development of the territory. It should be called Dragon Girl's Growth. If the protagonist is an ordinary person, it may be interesting to open some tricks. But the protagonist is a big lord, and the son appears enemies for no reason. He runs around and has read dozens of chapters. The protagonist has been targeted by strong people. It is very much like a fantasy novel. Fight monsters, upgrade and fight villains. Have nothing to do with the lord. 3 Important things. This novel has little to do with territory. It is a fantasy novel disguised as building territory.