Hatching Into a Zerg Princess

I wasn't initially interested, but seeing that there were no paid chapters, I promptly added it to my favorites.

The new volume needs more ideas, and the new book also requires writing the world-building. Plus, I'm currently working at Forbidden Fantasy every day, so I need to take a break.

Is it really just good-looking but not popular? Although some plot holes remain unresolved, overall it really gives people something to think about. It feels like it's been buried, which is a real shame.

I'm going to practice for my driving test part 2 now, I'll take care of the rest later!

Although this book is niche, the author's writing skills are superb. The changes in the male and female protagonists' personalities are handled very well, which motivates me to keep reading. Actually, I feel quite sorry for the author. Writing too much of the gender-swap genre makes it a bit overwhelming and buries such a good work. In short, I hope the author continues to write seriously. (The rating you see is 6 points, but I want to give it 9 points. I'll change it again when I have a computer.)

Oh? So Bug-chan is still alive?

I'll be updating late again today; I'm not feeling well.

(￣Y▽￣)~* *Sneaking a chuckle* The work itself is of good quality, the writing is excellent, and it includes many elements I really like. It borrows heavily from the StarCraft universe (I hope my Protoss Protoss is Volta!), It feels incredibly familiar! The plot is currently developing steadily, with foreshadowing (perhaps some explicit and implicit storylines?). Although the subject matter is relatively niche, the high quality of the work naturally attracts more attention. I hope Li Mo does well! Good luck with getting a contract!

I've been following this book on and off for almost a year, reading it again and again, stopping and starting, until I finally finished it. But after finishing it, I realized the ending was a bit rushed, though at least it was still beautiful, wasn't it? It just feels like something's missing. I'm not saying the earlier chapters were bad, but it just feels like something's been lost, suddenly vanished, and I don't feel happy about it at all. I think it would have been even better if the author had added a side story with some slice-of-life scenes. The main thing is, it feels like even action novels like this, which I'm interested in, are becoming rare these days. These days, almost every novel has some unique elements...

Two years later, I was actually drawn back by the likes.