The Insectoid Emperor of the Apocalypse

I thought the 1 million-word story about the Zerg in the end of the world was at least a cool story, from beginning to end. However, I got the Zerg inheritance in the early stage. For a few months, I was anxious to protect humans and found an army to protect myself. I was weak and flirted with ambiguity. The protagonist often said that the end of the world is about the jungle and the strong. He has the qualifications to become the strongest, but he likes to protect the weak. Even if he wants to kill his own people, he will let it go and wait to be tricked. I have strength, so they don't dare to kill me. I puke!

After reading a few chapters, the author thinks that the Zerg are too weak. The surface defense of the puppy is such that even a human's Gauss rifle hundreds of years from now would have to hit its vitals before it dies. The police pistol and the claws of ordinary zombies can actually injure it?

Let me first explain that I only watched the free part and briefly talk about my feelings. I know that writing novels is difficult, but since I am in this business, I have to know what readers want to read. The biggest poisonous point of doomsday themes is the Virgin. If you want to write about the apocalypse, the protagonist must be more rational than emotional. He can be brainless, but his heart must be ruthless. The reason why the Lone Ranger genre is the most popular is because he wants to let the cowardly self in life have another release. Readers must understand that doomsday novels are not written for rich people, but for losers. There is nothing wrong with the settings for upgrading monsters, but you cannot skip too many levels. Some authors of Notre Dame did not handle it well in the early period, and readers lost a lot. Many people say that the end of the world can also be heartwarming. I admit that it is, but this has nothing to do with values. If we are all talking about warmth, then why do we watch the end of the world, watch suspense, and watch horror? Just read about love, family, and inspiration. This idea cannot be changed. It's a pity that even now, there is no work that can be said to be a masterpiece.

Alas, the logic and common sense are so crappy. In the previous chapter, we just mentioned that the venomous spurs of Hydralisks are so poisonous that they can even kill zombies. In the next chapter, the mutant beasts shot and killed by Hydralisks are directly given to the villagers to eat. Are they immune to all poisons? I won't tell you whether it was handled or not. The skin of the mutated tiger was used as armor, and the village woman stitched it together and made three sets overnight. Brother, can you give me some snacks? It can be pierced by a sewing needle. Does it have the defense power of a fart? The starting load of a muck truck is at least 40 tons. Overloading to 78 or 10 tons is not a problem. But when you reach 20 tons, it will overload and cause a tire blowout. Driving this car in China will starve to death. The author is probably a student. He writes about many common sense issues and makes me laugh and cry. This novel is probably just for the author's own entertainment.

It's poisoned to death in Chapter 7. People are going to kill you and steal your food. If you don't kill them, forget about it. But you still go to save the other party when they are in danger? Is it because the brain is not used enough or is the Holy Mother's heart overflowing? You said they didn't have any conflict before and then you went to save them. I won't say it. Giant poison. Really, if this kind of mentality doesn't force the protagonist's halo to turn on, he will definitely not survive for three days in a doomsday environment.

I used to say there were fake foreign devils, but now I saw fake Zerg! So weak!

Just like the title! The Queen of Blades has always been the Lord's most sincere and powerful subordinate, and there is no such thing as betrayal. And I think Pigfoot wrote this setting as a foreshadowing. Maybe Li Yue will be completely occupied by the Queen of Blades in the end, and then become the final BOSS. If so, it really is the end, the end of this book.

Do a group of people have brain problems? 15 Years of book expenses should be paid for with 21 years of aesthetics

Hello author, after reading your book. . . I feel very happy, because novels with apocalyptic and StarCraft themes have always been my favorite. But as a fan of StarCraft and a responsible reader, I have some thoughts and suggestions in my mind, and I decided to tell you about it. I have absolutely no intention of criticizing, I just point out some unreasonable things and make suggestions. First of all, there is the issue of the combat effectiveness of alien bugs, which is what you call velociraptors. Velociraptors are very terrifying combat units in the StarCraft setting. Not only are they cheap, but also because of their good combat effectiveness. The worst weapon humans have to deal with alien bugs in StarCraft is the piercer electromagnetic rifle. The power of each bullet of the electromagnetic rifle is far beyond that of the Barrett sniper. The power of a shooting gun, but even if it is hit by such a bullet, the alien insect is only seriously injured and can still continue to fight. This shows the strength of its armor. The claws of the alien insect are not ordinary things. The most common armors on human infantry are alloy exoskeletons, siege tanks have steel plate armor measured in centimeters, and the plasma shields of the gods (protoss), but the alien insect can also tear them apart. This is not at the same level as your description in the novel. Of course, I know that it shouldn't be given to the protagonist to have such terrible combat power in the early stage, so. . . . . . . . . . . I recommend that you set an evolution mission, in which you hunt mutant beasts with sharp claws, hard shells, and highly developed muscles and extract their genes to gradually strengthen the abilities of the alien bugs. Even other Zerg units can also evolve in this way. Not only does it make the article more reasonable, but describing the evolution mission can also increase the length. What do you think, author?

Personally, I think this book ranks among the top 20 post-apocalyptic novels.