A centipede like but not centipede like bug was found in the kitchen, flattened and wider than a cen

The worm you said is called the oil salt worm in our country (I am from Hubei), I don't know what your name is! It's similar to Xiaoqiang's habits! Rare! I saw it 3 times when I was a kid and then it wasn't! Not dangerous! Finish!

Look at the legs, the legs are very long and not huge.

It's a worm, if the legs are too short to be short, and there are a lot of millipedes. The millipede seems to be non-venomous, and it turns into a ball at the touch of it- and it runs very slowly, and the worm seems to be poisonous and runs extremely fast.

Actually, I don't think it's a millipede, it's a real centipede, it's 8-10 centimeters, just kidding. Bite someone? -

Eight centimeters long and four or five centimeters wide, it seems to be about the size of a small mouse, and such a big insect ......Thinking about it, I panicked, is there a possibility that some kind of mutant ...... came out of the laboratory

I'm here to correct the mistakes. The so-called turtle belongs to the insect class Cockroach family. But you say it's not an arthropod.

Do you know what's on top of the class of insects? Phylum Arthropods. That is to say, the crustaceans, myriapoda, insects, and so on under the phylum Arthropods are all arthropods.

Then according to the landlord your description. I don't think it's insects. Then, you can look for it in other classes.

If there is a diagram, it is simple. Then, where is the landlord? (Please be precise to the province and city) and then what is the home environment, whether there are mountains nearby, woods or something, and how is the vegetation.

Then describe in detail the body structure of the "bug", such as how many legs there are, the length of the antennae, how many nodes, etc. After all, species identification is a rigorous process.