Astral Cockroach

It's hard to imagine that a book with such a bland plot could make me want to read it. This novel can almost be said to be a pure one. There is no heroine (no one will read the cockroach heroine anyway), there is almost no fighting (at most, it is just some small fights, and it does not feel like 5% of the whole book). There is basically nothing exciting, but it just makes me want to know what happens next. The ending was a bit rushed, but not too bad.

The plot is good, but the pacing and writing are average. It was clear that I could write exciting battles and management, but instead it felt like reading from a script in Excel. In many places, especially in dialogues, there are two worms lying down. Once we know which two are, we don't need to name each sentence. It keeps saying "xx way" and "xx way", and the position is uncertain. It may be better to see it with your eyes, but listening to the book will particularly affect the perception. Anyway, my suggestion is to just read it instead of listening to the book, and some parts are really boring. The plot is obviously smooth, but the writing is very bland. I don't even understand how it happened. For example, from the beginning of more than 300 chapters, the years of stable development have been skipped for a long time, the supporting characters have been sharply reduced, and many places are not even made up for afterward, but simply forgotten. But I just had to write about a big party and all kinds of new things. The characters are basically strangers, and they appear directly without any preface or afterword. It's considered a collapse. In fact, when growth slows down, you can write about daily life, just like the opening chapter, asking for gifts, the simplest custom, the simplest way to express the new character's personality and closeness, and it is not boring. And you have a border. Isn't it too much to go without fighting for three to five years? I know that the author simply forgot to mention it, but even during the severe drought, he remembered when the territory was cleared and when the land reclamation was organized. Nothing was explained. Inexplicably, the new soldiers began to be arranged to go to the more peripheral mountains. This sense of fragmentation seriously affects the plot. Such a complete outline, what a pity. The early stage can be considered excellent, but the middle and later stages can only be said to be barely adequate. I gritted my teeth and read on just to bring an end to the story. There is a way. If you can't finish writing the characters, you can cut them off or arrange to travel far away. According to the early farming settings, it is impossible for the owner of the mountain to run away and not return home for several years, and then not write anything about what happened at home, just "same as above" and then forcibly promote the relationship between the new characters. If you want to pretend to be a scientific researcher or something weird, you can do it. Just like the ghost king who likes bamboo, just send his subordinates to bring things to exchange technology, right? Farming and running around without caring about the fields is really buggy.

I can't see the advantages of over 100 years old human experience and more than 10 years old Zerg experience. At such an old age, I can only crush the junior bugs. I am stupid in doing things. I have no brains and no management experience. I am biased. I can even say that he is still a child. I have been dragging Barba's power plant for more than 300 chapters. I don't understand. I don't buy supplies during the advantageous period. I don't understand. That bit of human foresight has not created much advantage. It depends more on luck.

Really awesome

What are you writing? It's all about mops, bro.

This book is a farming novel in the true sense. The content is plain but very comfortable. It is a rare space science fiction insect family farming novel.

You are the best hetero novel I have ever read.

It was okay in the early stage, but it makes no sense after getting the life seed.

This work is based on the rebirth of cockroaches as its core setting. It is a unique style of farming of interstellar alien beasts. The author constructs a rigorous and self-consistent alien insect ecology, with ethnic group reclamation and territory management as the main context. The writing is exquisite and realistic, and the biological and civilizational deduction is very innovative. However, the title of the book has a strong sense of dissuasion, the pace is gentle, the density of exciting points is low, and the star world pattern is not expanded in the later stage. It is more suitable for niche readers who prefer slow infrastructure and the perspective of alien beasts.

Chapter 300 was very good before, and I could give it seven or eight points. Although farming was dull, it was also interesting! The plot after the spaceship fell was outrageous. The soldiers escorting the most important Kaio tree were so hungry that they ate the bark and were beaten to death for fertilizer. The trees were worn to death after tens of thousands of years. Thousands of years of daily necessities were completely dropped from the cold storage. Everything had no electricity. The only electricity in the food bank was specially reserved for you, right? Finding an intelligent robot is useful, but building a power plant on the top of a mountain is asking for death? Let's do some simple calculations. For a short-distance flight, even six power stations can't supply it. What the hell is this? Are you still planning to teach the Zerg human language? We know that the Zerg tribe is very powerful. Even though the current situation is very miserable, it is not something you, a weak and powerful soldier, can ignore, right? None of the plots before this were thought-provoking, they were all traps.