My Arch-Enemy Turns Out to Be a Male Bug

Author, is this book really not about two male protagonists? Is there any cp? I really hate the cps of Sethis and Kriz, woo woo woo XX

It's so good. The subject matter of this book is novel. The Empire (normal humans) and the Zerg coexist. Several protagonists resist the Zerg's backward system and pathological superiority of males. Military females have independent consciousness and are awake. The protagonist, the male insect, grew up in a normal imperial society and has normal thoughts. When the protagonist, the female insect, was framed, the male insect secretly changed his identity and rescued him because he couldn't bear his opponent to be killed by such a dark system. The person in the Female Insect Protection Association in the article is also sober. As a female insect, he has to send his kind into the hands of those spoiled male insects. He is also in pain. . . . . In addition, it feels like a career-related article without CP.

I feel so sad for no reason. There is an age difference between Zerg and humans. Will the Zerg gene be finally broken through? I don't want to see Kriz fall asleep early. His roots are in human society. How could he be destined to die young or die alone?

So passionate! If this is not patriotism, what else is patriotism? At first, I came here to read a Zerg novel with two male protagonists. (Fortunately, I didn't abandon the novel after I found out that it was not a dual male protagonist.) Later, I was really impressed by the charm of the protagonist and the spiritual core that the author wanted to express! Every civilization has its unique charm, and everyone has their inseparable beliefs. The world is multi-faceted, and so are people.

This is the best Zerg article I have read so far. It is not based on love, but has a huge and correct world view. It is really sweet and weird after reading it for a long time. The plot of this plot is very good!!!

It's a really, really good article... It makes me want to read it all night long (in fact, I did)

The type of this book is completely different from other Zerg novels. Each one has a distinct personality. There are very few female insects with good parents like Sai who are bold and confident in Zerg novels. Could the author write more about their daily life, fights and bickering, etc. It would be nice to read👀. Many insects in the article know that their civilization is on the verge of collapse, but they are still trying their best to protect it. If there is no civilization, where will they find a home in the universe? They are too insignificant. In the end, civilization will either be destroyed or reborn. I hope they are all here. Finally, I hope the author will greatly [request for more updates] [request more updates] [laughing]

I finally finished reading it in one afternoon. I'm really grateful to have such a wonderful wife who can write such in-depth Zerg novels. Really, when I read Zerg novels in the past, I always felt that something was missing. Although it was written purely for fun at the beginning, I felt more and more sad towards the end, for those outstanding protagonists. , Fell in love with the charm of their characters, and then regretted that they lived in such a sad world, where their personal dignity and all the achievements they had worked hard for half their lives were reduced to a string of insignificant numbers on a billboard, then rolled into a meat grinder, and finally fell in an unknown corner. . . . When I really saw this article, I thought it was just a conventional setting with a relatively innovative protagonist, but I was wrong 😢😢😢. Really, I saw insects who were unwilling to live in a painful society. I was happy for their frankness and happy for the expression of freedom they inadvertently showed. My wife really wrote it so well. Everyone has flesh and blood and is no longer just a thin setting in the copywriting. . . . I like this world so much. Today's Zerg is like a larvae just before it breaks out of its cocoon, either stillborn or emerging as a butterfly. Everyone has their own position, and everyone is giving everything for that future. 🥺🥺🥺🥺 They deserve a better future!!! In the end, I really didn't expect that in the future, cubs from a hostile country would be able to grow up and live peacefully and equally, and even have precious families. There is also the policy of preferential treatment of prisoners of war (I was really surprised when I saw this). It is indeed a characteristic of Lao Zhong, I can only say. Our Greater China is indeed the best, Your Majesty will be your eternal god!!! My wife loves you, I love you so much (ღ˘⌣˘ღ), I really want to see them live a free life after everything calms down. Today is also the day I want to see what my wife has in her draft box. 💕💕💕

I can't stand it anymore, it's so beautiful😍😍Kriz's tension is so strong, I love it so much🥰🥰🥰 The bitter rivals want to sacrifice each other, but they can interact with each other in a friendly way and make them laugh. The supporting characters are also fleshed out and have distinct personalities. The grand world view allows people to see different Zerg races Love you🥰🥰The author is great🥰🥰

Very nice! It is different from the stereotyped Zerg novels, and the content is more ambitious. It is not only limited to heterosexual love, but also has more content about family affection, friendship, comradeship, insurmountable war regrets, etc. The noble native male Zerg is also different. Not only does it have a brutal image, but it also has a great astronomer (I remember correctly?) Who really likes the character of the protagonist!