Endless Insect Swarms: Raising an Army to Crush a World of Demons

Your insects have weaknesses, that's fine, but why are there so few of them? Also, what about the energy acquisition method? Shouldn't the energy conversion rate be high? You can recycle one that dies, add some energy, and then regenerate another. And can't trees, soil, etc., Be converted into energy? The key point is the quantity 😒.

I wonder how many readers, like me, came here specifically to see the insectoid creatures. Honestly, I wasn't really interested in seeing what kind of martial arts the protagonist practiced, especially since the author went on and on about it. Also, the author's definition of the insectoid race is very strange.

Have you read "Invincible Zerg in Another World, Assets Skyrocket"? This Zerg novel is the most enjoyable one I've read in all these years. His Zerg characters also started with Zerglings and Hydralisks based on StarCraft. Of course, the book is a bit old and has many logical flaws.

Unlimited, mass production, and overwhelming force—where does the core message of the title lie?

The Invincible Zerg in Another World, The Mechanical God Emperor, Zerg Crushing the World of Cultivation, Zerg Empire... These are the most enjoyable violent warriors in my opinion. All of them open a harem. When writing about the Zerg fighting for world supremacy, don't believe in a single heroine without a heroine. Make up the Queen of Blades and collect fairy goddesses.

The protagonist is too emotional, and the author doesn't know how to write about family emotions; it would be better to downplay or omit them altogether.

The essence of a Zerg swarm novel is evolution, mutation, massive hordes of Zerg, a small elite subordinate group, and the protagonist constantly pushing their limits to raise the Zerg's potential. It's essentially repeating what Kayn did: continuously strengthening their Zerg swarm and achieving unexpected surprises.

A bit tired 😫, I'd love to see how others utilize insect swarms in a different way.

The beginning was okay, but it kept repeating the same formula: overwhelmingly suppressing combat power, slowing down development, and failing to deliver the expected insect swarm catastrophe. Instead, the protagonist kept winning against stronger opponents, only to be met with an even stronger enemy just as he was gaining some strength. This repetitive pattern, coupled with excessive explanations and filler content, has pushed me to my limit at chapter 170.

The novel doesn't depict the Zerg's massive army expansion. It should show swarms engulfing mountains and spreading endlessly. There are too many limitations in the writing... It would be better to write that the protagonist gains a sliver of power over the Warhammer Orcs and the two gods, allowing him to breed Orcs.