The Insect Emperor of the City

There have been some relatively good books on pets and bugs that have been updated in the past. I hope this book will become a classic on bugs. A few suggestions; The points required for bug upgrades and space upgrades need to be designed more rigorously. The author initially set the upgrade points to dozens or hundreds of points, and later soared to hundreds of millions or tens of billions. I feel that the magnitude is too high. The way to get points from pig's feet is also too easy. Energy is conserved. If you progress too fast in the early stage, it will be difficult in the later stage. Because there are no enemies anymore, pig's feet are full of insects and ants. Just look at the current big snakes and the upcoming dinosaurs, and if you spend a few million easily, they will all be upgraded to awesome levels. Now I feel like Pigfoot's team is going to be invincible on land and sea. An aircraft carrier fleet costs tens of billions, which is still US dollars. You can do it all for another one million. It feels too easy. I hope the author can build a complete biological chain, so that the pig's feet are both awesome and invincible, so that everyone can enjoy watching it and feel that the author's structure can stand up to scrutiny. Of course this is what I expected from this book, I couldn't do it myself. I just hope this is a good book that people will remember.

I miss you. I loved this book so much when I read it. Before I knew it, it had been six years.

Suddenly I came across this book, clicked on it, and found that I had read it before, in junior high school, and now in college.

All of them are eye-catching novels, but all of them are bad. Finally, I gave up writing novels. . . . Brother Guangfeng. . . I said what is good about you?

I've been here for ten years again, come back and see

This book could really be said to be overwhelming at that time in the past. I personally feel that it is very good. It can be said that it was a fairy grass at that time, but it can also be used as food now. What I like the most is this setting of his, so long live the Zerg.

After reading the beginning, I was thinking about how I would develop myself if I got this ability. First, spend money to buy dozens of kilograms of mealworms on Taobao, and then buy an ant ecological garden, a queen ant, about 10 worker ants, and a meat grinder. Hang the mealworms with a meat grinder to obtain a huge amount of blood essence. Focus on cultivating the queen to produce ants, and provide the mealworm meat paste to the queen as food, and then produce flying ants and upgrade the flying ants. Resign and take these bugs to the mountains, release the flying ants out to hunt the bugs and obtain the blood essence. Conduct market research to see which bugs are easy to sell on the market, such as bees and scorpions, which can make money. Focus on cultivating these bugs, create a few bosses, summon high-quality similar bugs from the wild, and breed them to make money. Then spend money to buy tardigrades, scaly-horned gastropod snails, and lighthouse jellyfish, absorb their apostolic power, and become immortal. After that, he went all over the world to find all kinds of weird bugs for cultivation, and cultivated Zerg legions in various dangerous places where humans have barely set foot.

Unknowingly, almost nine years have passed since the first book I read. Time flies so fast. I was still a heartless little kid at the time. Running around now

It's a short story with too many flaws, but I found it interesting many years ago.

It used to look very comfortable and good-looking, but now it feels so good