So You Really Can Find a Male Insect in the Trash

Sigh, I finally gave myself a score, and of course, it was a perfect score! This book is expected to have two parts: Part 1: Native Males & Native Females He thought it was just a coincidence, but little did he know it was a preordained destiny! Part Two: Transmigrated Boss & Beautiful, Powerful, and Tragic Female Insect The big shot just wanted to have a nice romance, but the female ruler forced him to become emperor!

At first, I didn't really like it. I thought it would be a sweet romance because of the "pure love" label, but after reading a bit, I felt the male insect's scheming outweighed his affection. Maybe he's a bit controlling. Seeing Nuozai increasingly succumb to his feelings worried me, especially when the royal insect's identity was exposed.

I initially thought he was a rare, cunning native male Zerg, but it turns out he's a second-generation Zerg. Well, the Zerg's happiness still depends on humans. The male protagonist has a rather unique personality, unlike the stereotypical insectoid characters in typical insectoid novels (I'm really tired of the sweet, whirlwind romance where the husband and the child are practically the same), so it deserves full marks.

To be honest, I wasn't very interested when I read the synopsis. I scrolled through it several times without reading it, but I finally clicked on it because I was really looking for something to read. I never expected it to be so much to my liking. Unlike typical Zerg romance novels where the main characters fall in love at first sight, this is more of an ensemble piece.

Love is the surrender of free will. There is no blind love at first sight; perhaps there is attraction at first sight, but feelings develop gradually through interaction. Both people go from not believing in love to unconsciously being moved by each other, and finally willing to give everything for it. At the same time, because they are clearly aware of their love, they will never blindly lose themselves. A rare and pure love couple among the insect race! ❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful, vibrant red, wishing you all the best and abundant blessings 🥰

It definitely deserves a high score. It addresses the common problem of BL (Boys' Love) stories featuring Zerg characters, offering a unique and distinctive style without exaggerated gender conflicts. Many special elements are given fresh interpretations. My favorite part is the significance of the female army's rules. It's a very special and unique sweet story, I absolutely loved it! 💕

I've watched half of it, and I don't want Arnold to get too deeply involved.

I quite liked this book; it's a rare local Zerg story with many fresh and interesting settings. Although some parts were a bit convoluted and difficult to read, it's still worth a read. The only downside is that the main characters encounter too many mishaps in the main story; I hope the side stories will show more of their simple daily lives. 💕

Ahhh, please don't get stuck at the crucial part! 🤦 Every time I think Yi'an has fallen for Arno, something happens to prove that Yi'an doesn't love Arno that much. I feel that Yi'an only has a slight liking for Arno, and Arno isn't particularly important to Yi'an. I still hope for a little bit of angst, like him running away with a child, or Yi'an marrying a female servant and then Arno volunteering to be demoted to a female servant to guard the border.