Reincarnated into the Zerg, I Fall in Love with a Gorgeous Native Male Zerg

(A bug who was born into the insectoid race with a head full of Liu Bei smut, plus an insectoid version of a smiling tiger: a scheming prince on the homeworld.) First things first: One-on-one romance, both sides are deeply devoted, a male insect born into the insectoid race who becomes a female, lands on a battlefield, and suffers a melodramatic bout of amnesia. The male lead is a native male insect who pursues his love across a thousand miles. At first, Chong Jing thinks he has inexplicably transmigrated into the insectoid race as a mere cannon-fodder, middle-grade B-rank female insect, and landed on a battlefield. He scrapes by for three months, nearly dying anyway, until a major-general heroine saves him. (Not the love interest, but his sister-in-law.) The body he transmigrated into seems to have an extraordinary past. Will Chong Jing bravely uncover the truth? No. He chooses to head far away to a military academy on a frontier planet to further his studies. But hiding from trouble doesn't mean it won't come looking for him. On his very first day at the frontier planet's military academy, a noble, elegant, stunningly beautiful male insect comes looking for him. Chong Jing, who has been single for eighteen years, falls in love at first sight. Later, Chong Jing learns that he has merely lost decades' worth of memories from his time as a male insect in the insectoid race, and that these memories are slowly returning in fragments. Even more absurdly, that noble, elegant, stunningly beautiful male insect turns out to have a very close connection to him. He may be the “rose” who watched over him devotedly, waiting for love, while Chong Jing was dating another male insect whose face he can't make out. The Insect God bestowed upon female insects physiques rivaling those of the gods of war, and granted male insects the right to rule over them. Yet it also trapped the souls of male insects in bodies that are incredibly fragile. This is the balance nature decreed. A male insect's duty is simply to pass on his genes.