Rebirth: I can easily control the end-of-the-world game

Because of the fog, Feng Lan didn't have to do anything herself. Everything around her was covered by the fog, which also blocked the camera.

People on the ground could look up and see a large mass of gray clouds in the sky.

Huahua also waited for the Zerg on the ground. Countless petals bloomed, and as the strong wind blew, the rain formed by the petals fell on the Zerg.

Gradually, some Zergs could no longer fly, their body strength gradually dissipated, and they fell powerlessly to the ground and were wrapped up in the web of vines, leaving no bones behind.

When faced with those disobedient Zergs that gnawed at her vines, Huahua's methods were not so gentle. Large vines sprang up, tightly binding those Zergs. The thick roots took root in the flesh, directly sucking the struggling Zergs until only an empty shell remained.

When the people who were hiding in the house saw this scene, they immediately changed their views on the vines outside.

Someone was secretly broadcasting live in the house. When the audience in the live broadcast room saw the ferocious scene of the plant, they no longer said it was beautiful and romantic as before, and wanted to plant one at home.

[How brutal... I remember that bug could have struggled for a week in sulfuric acid, and it was sucked dry just like that. As for me, I'd be able to suck a human dry in the blink of an eye!]

"This ferocious plant is even harder to get rid of than the Zerg. Will this area become uninhabitable in the future?"

"I feel safer now. If a plant this big wanted to eat humans, it would have eaten them long ago. Maybe it only eats insects. It's both beautiful and good for supporting a family..."

[I'm speechless. This kind of idiot who slipped through the compulsory education net is really hilarious. They already eat Zerg, so wouldn't eating human flesh be even more crunchy and boneless?]

The person broadcasting the show remained silent as they watched the noisy comments. She looked at the gifts pouring in along with the comments and carefully opened the window a crack. "If the gifts exceed 100,000 star coins, the host will leave the show! It's dangerous out there now..."

Besides the women, there were also many people live streaming. After all, the Zerg invasion was a major event, not to mention that the Zerg invaded the capital planet! The heart of the Alliance!

Some people are poisoned by the Internet, and the fact that the plants outside are always destroyed before the insects can cause damage makes people hiding in the house think it is really easy. The audience in the live broadcast room are also urging them to go out. Under the temptation of interests, many people open their houses and go out.

Huahua ignored the people who ran out, just like it didn't care about the earthworms rustling in the soil. Catching those insects was an interesting game for it, and different-looking insects tasted different!

“Help! Ahhh—”

"do not come!"

Someone bravely ran out to take photos, but was soon spotted by a low-level Zerg. It swooped down with its wings flapping, snatching the creature away, its legs tearing at its limbs in mid-air. The captured person fired a few random shots, and soon died. The Zerg didn't get to eat much either, as it was snatched up by vines climbing up a nearby building as it passed through it.

Soon, a large number of troops were dispatched.

There were soldiers in uniform, armed, and numerous armed robots. Feng Lan spotted the leader, Qin Fangyu, who was rushing between the areas most severely invaded by the Zerg. After solving a problem in one place, he would immediately move on to the next. If he encountered people running around asking for help, he would stop to help...

"Why, do you feel sorry for it?" Di Jingmo appeared beside Feng Lan at some point, his arms around his chest, his bulging muscles almost stretching his clothes to bursting, his dark red eyes narrowed as he looked down.

Feng Lan didn't know how he had found her so accurately in the fog that blocked her spiritual sense, and she didn't bother to care. She continued to stare at the chaos below, and after a while, she shook her head. "If I had to save everyone in the world, I would have died of exhaustion saving people long ago. I've stopped most of the Zerg and saved most of the humans. I've done my best."