I, the Void Warlock, Control the Zerg Army

Details, plot, lots of bugs, preface and subtitles that don't match

How many chapters have it been since the story broke? Isn't it too much to follow if I don't quickly write about the evolution of bugs and upgrades in battles?

The more I write about it, the more boring it becomes. The Void Zerg is summoned with the intention of killing it and selling the materials.

Does this kind of self-contradictory AI article deserve to be charged? Do you think everyone else is a fool?

Probably the author expanded the outline AI

I didn't expect that the author would dare to write a novel. Three books and hundreds of copies of Al's creations are coming to harm us again.

The introduction is good, but I found your book to be completely featureless. Moreover, the concept is a bit inconsistent, and the enemy is a bit outsmarted.

The wizard academy recruits apprentices just for farming? How come the food grown by extraordinary people smells so good? Have you watched too much of the cultivating immortality and farming stream?

With your development speed, when will you form a Zerg army? Really evil

Why do void thunderworms have high defense? ? ? I don't want to read this introduction

I read the first chapter and the first 300 words were complete shit. Read other comments about the whole thing? Uploaded without modification?

This is not a fast-paced story about gods and gods raising gu and natural disasters. The word count is too low.

When I saw the protagonist picking up a carry-on old man, he was about to abandon the book and run away, but he was killed by the system within two chapters 🙂

It's too difficult to develop the Zerg race, it's painful to watch.

You can add tags such as Zerg and StarCraft in the introduction to attract traffic. It's a bit slow. I didn't grasp the golden three chapters well. I hope it will get better in the future.

I just read twenty or thirty chapters. There are too many descriptions of this environment, right?

I won't collect it anymore. The 666 collection is great.

You write that? Will the protagonist want to kill all the master's family in the future? And according to your description, the clan members have been sent to die for so many years to make consumables. Why go to remote branches? Just to wake up and die? What logic?