Gao Wu: I Have Hundreds of Billions of Magic Ants, What Do You Have?

The ant setting is very good, but is the author sure that he put all his thought into writing it? Not to mention that the two female officers named Liu at the beginning kept questioning the protagonist, that is to say, Tianyi College was the first college. They also continued to question the protagonist, gave him low marks, and forced the protagonist to change schools. Then there is the suppression and even pursuit of the aristocratic family. It's really speechless to see you authors writing novels who spend a lot of time writing about internal battles every day. The third is that the protagonist is half of the army. To protect the protagonist, we must look forward and backward, fearing that it will be difficult for the troops to hold accountable. There are also some details where the army only learned the news a long time after the protagonist won the championship. I know that there are many loopholes. Finally, I would like to say why so many novels on Qimao have plot settings that are either poisonous, intellectually deceptive, or unreasonable.

If you don't understand the author's brain circuit, everyone is like a fool. I won't say anything anymore. If I say too much, I want to scold the author and slip away.

It's a cool novel, very clean and neat. The main character is not a virgin, and he kills decisively (with a clear distinction between love and hate). But the only shortcoming may be that there are too many fighting scenes (but it can make people immersed in the situation). I highly recommend everyone to read it.

It's just a senseless way to belittle the protagonist's short-sightedness. Even if there is a real aristocratic family, they can't all be short-sighted. To put it bluntly, it's just for the sake of the plot.

Not to mention the unfinished work, the holes have not been filled yet. Although the setting of ants is very novel, there are pitfalls (why do too many fire ants get burned?) If you are a cool writer, you will always be happy! Are there any supporting characters who don't have any brains? I have always doubted the protagonist, probably more than ten times! Why are you making so many rhetorical remarks?

There are too many pitfalls, and they haven't been filled in yet, especially the Wanhua section. It was promised that if you go in, you will get an insect egg for him, which is the same as an ant. I haven't seen it yet.

It doesn't look like it was written by a human at all, it should have been written by an AI. A lot of things are in a mess, with no preface and no follow-up.

It can be seen that the author is very serious about writing this book, especially the naming and skills of the magic ants, which are related to the following plot. Secondly, the description of the battle is very delicate, paying attention to many details, and opening up the imagination. Many combinations of magic ants are amazing. It is really a great book!!! However, it is recommended that the battle scenes be louder and more enjoyable to watch!

It's so good to watch, and the plot is well written, but what happened at the ending? It's so bad, but I still don't know how to proceed. Or is it Bobby Q?

Ouyang disgusts me