There Is a Natural Disaster-Level Female Insect Inside Me

The author does a good job of portraying the protagonist as a kid who likes to act cool and pretend to be an adult, rather than a true adult with space-age higher education and years of work experience. The protagonist's character and performance as a middle school boy are described quite well, although I don't know why the author wrote it like this. Is it intentional or accidental? In addition, the protagonist's mood most of the time is either gloomy and silent, or he is angry and wants to destroy everything. Too much negative emotion is really unpleasant.

Thank you for your criticism, the unreasonable points have been corrected🫡

Usually, there are a lot of supporting characters in the back. Who is the protagonist? Why write so many chapters of a plot without any participation of the protagonist? Also, neither can the protagonist.

Zerg seedlings 🌱, not much has been written about Zerg, come on