I Gave Birth to 71 Billion Babies at Once and Ruled the Universe
一次生七十一亿娃的我统率了宇宙
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
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This work is clearly set in a hyper-future world, a world where humanity has reached its pinnacle of development. The protagonist is an insect that grows by devouring planets, and only begins attacking humans after encountering them. At this point in the story, the protagonist seems intent on defeating humanity and seizing their knowledge. However, anyone with common sense knows that this is the behavior of an aggressor. Invading others for personal gain, even when they haven't done anything to her or even posed a threat to her life, she still seeks out these intelligent, sentient beings. If you didn't provide any description of the protagonist, would you call this a...?
So exciting!
The moment I entered, I saw that the protagonist's ability to devour stars and galaxies was absolutely invincible in SF, except for a few overpowered characters. It was truly amazing. First of all, the protagonist is an insect, yes, an insect. It felt like a gigantic insect was darting around the galaxy, which was terrifying. In some ways, the writing style was decent, but I still don't understand one thing: how did this insect grow so big? Did it fly to the heavens? If it started talking about the universe later on, it would be a masterpiece. Speaking of which, why write about insects? Couldn't they have chosen something else?
Treasure Trove of Works
Personally, I feel that the overall quality of this book is definitely among the best in the "Pineapple Bun" series. The setting and world-building are very novel, and the plot flows smoothly. The female lead, a cold-blooded, ruthless, world-destroying "insect mom" with a mouthful of galaxies and an off-the-charts level of eroticism (she's practically naked floating in space), is constantly battling wits with delicious food. The author also thoughtfully provides some embarrassing childbirth play (laughs). Although, thanks to everyone's clamor, the female lead finally becomes a normal size, with all the expected features (great!), My XP system is noticeably disappointed that she didn't become an insect girl 😗 The plot is also strong yet intelligent, satisfying yet thought-provoking. Overall, it's definitely worth reading...
How can anyone believe the next book will be better if it doesn't have a happy ending? Utterly disappointing.
How can you traverse the universe if you haven't even mastered the means of attack?
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I'm sick today, I just can't take it anymore, I'll rest for a day.
I'll resume updates in late March. I've started a new book and am currently leveling up at the beginning of the month, so please forgive any inconvenience.
All that buildup was gone in an instant; I'm really disappointed with the author.
Yi Bei Gege has a new love and won't update his old books anymore. Humph, what a scumbag!
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