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

Your insect weakness is fine, why are the numbers so small? There are also ways to obtain energy. Shouldn't the energy conversion rate be very high? You can recycle a dead one and put some energy into it to produce a new one. Are there trees, soil, etc. That can't convert energy? Quantity focus😒

I don't know how many readers came in just to see the insects like me. To be honest, I didn't really want to see what exercises the protagonist practiced, especially when the author talked a lot of nonsense about the exercises. Then the author's definition of the Zerg was very strange. I think it was because he was afraid that the protagonist's combat power would be too strong, so he emasculated the powerful racial features and functions of the Zerg, and instead made it look like the gods? (Individual soldiers are powerful, but the price is expensive) Why write such an introduction to deceive the readers, and end up selling the sheep's head to the dog's meat~

Has the author read Zerg Invincible in Another World? This Zerg novel is the most enjoyable one I have read in so many years. And his Zerg was also a puppy with an interstellar base at the beginning, the Hydralisk. Of course, the book is a bit old and has a lot of logical flaws. I have been looking for fans of Devouring the Starry Sky these past few days, that is, the clone, and the one with special life and gene multiples, which is very exciting to watch. Then there is a lot of content on the Invincible Zerg that can be written but not written, such as the giant at the beginning of the abyss and the fruit of the world tree. Can the modulated level 29 be turned into level 30? What's the difference between it and level 30 prepared with Galaxy Crystal? The author can see if they can combine it. For example, puppies cannot defeat intelligent life at the same level at the beginning, but they are cheaper and produce more, and then they can modulate the level modulation gene multiplier later. You can also transform the huge divine body into a specialized energy-absorbing insect that can quickly absorb the energy between heaven and earth and then use it as an energy source; you can also directly dig energy crystals between heaven and earth. Moreover, there are many interesting units in Invincible Zerg, and the Zerg mastermind can be understood as a high-dimensional thing, so in this low dimension, the Zerg can be controlled regardless of distance. Of course it must be based on the author's outline. It's just that it's rare to see Zerg novels that involve explosive troops. So I said a little more. 🙂🙂

Infinite, explosive troops, horizontal push, where is the core content of the title reflected?

I'm a little tired 😫, and I want to see ways of using the insect swarm that are different from others.

The protagonist is too emotional, and the author doesn't know how to write about family emotions. It would be better to downplay it or not write it at all.

It's okay, but it keeps repeating the same routine, overwhelming the combat power, and developing slowly. I didn't see the swarm disaster I imagined. Instead, the protagonist always defeated the strong with the weak. As soon as he gained a little growth, a stronger enemy appeared. It was repeated over and over again, plus all kinds of explanations. At present, I have reached chapter 170, which is already my limit.

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. At low levels, focus on violent soldiers. At high levels, let the protagonist research and develop by himself. When he becomes an emperor and becomes a god, he can control the creation of life. The author may give some suggestions.

The Zerg explosions are not shown. It should be that the insect tide is flooding the mountains and spreading continuously. There are too many restrictions in the writing. . . It would be better to write that the protagonist has obtained a bit of power from the Warhammer green-skinned orcs and the two gods, and can spawn green-skinned orcs. The orcs reproduce as fast as the Zerg. They are covered in spores and grow when they hit the ground. They have extraordinary strength and vitality, and become stronger when they are strong. Individual high-level warriors are really powerful. Orcs also have ancient orcs that are 13 to 5 meters tall. They have the ability to think about it. When the orcs reach a certain level, they can directly suppress them from aaaaah position. The larger the scale, the stronger they are. Even high-level warriors are useless.

Looking at the insect swarm is nothing more than evolution, mutation, the insect sea, a small number of elite subordinates, and the protagonist constantly breaking through themselves and raising the upper limit of the insect race. Just repeat what Sister Kai has to do, let your insect swarm continue to strengthen, and get some unexpected surprises. And without increasing costs as much as possible, the basic units of the insect swarm must be evolved and strengthened. The protagonist himself must also have some reliable and loyal subordinates, of course duplicitous ones are also acceptable. Sister Jingkai can do it, why can't the protagonist? Secondly, like Sister Kai, we must constantly improve ourselves, our goals and our own strength, so that the overall upper limit of the insect swarm can be raised, and the lower limit must also be raised. This is a good-looking insect swarm novel. Of course, there are more good ideas than what I've said. It's not impossible, right? As for the emotional line. Well, I think for the swarm, the emotional line is dispensable. I'm just looking at bugs, it doesn't matter whether I feel emotions or not.