I Transmigrated as the Villain's Cannon-Fodder Male Insect

I feel like I've been scammed (sweet romance novel with a pampered seme). The protagonist (shou) is in a high position, has many enemies, and many things to deal with. There are very few sweet interactions between him and the other protagonist (gong).

It was hard work writing this, but please forgive me for not being able to give it five stars. The story feels forced and awkward. The seme (dominant partner) inexplicably falls for the uke (submissive partner), and there's not much description of this period. The uke seems to treat the seme like a pet. Later, when the seme feels their values ​​don't align, he just wants to survive.

Am I the first one? I've read up to chapter 21. The protagonist is a sophisticated egoist; rationally speaking, his choices are perfectly reasonable, but emotionally, I can't accept them. However, from an omniscient perspective, his thoughts aren't angsty. If I were to empathize with him... Well... The antagonist is a very tender and somewhat infatuated person.

Well, it's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away. Later on, there was affection between Shen and Fa, but it wasn't very vivid, and it always felt like something was missing. Shen was always tolerant of Fa. In the early stages, he inexplicably said that he liked Fa (I didn't understand at all why he developed feelings for Fa.

Many readers have said that the beginning of my story wasn't sweet and romantic. Actually, I've reflected on this. Wasn't my writing sweet? Even though Fa wasn't aware she liked Shen, she was still spoiling and treating Shen well in her own way. Furthermore, Shen's earlier statement about liking Fa was a very one-sided view.

I've watched it all, it deserves five stars! 💕💕💕 I love it! It was love at first sight, it's just too amazing! (ღ˘⌣˘ღ) It's a very good read. Although the protagonists' love story has some twists and turns, that's normal. People from different worlds have different perspectives, and there's no such thing as a sweet romance from beginning to end.

Because I haven't read many chapters, I'm not entirely sure about the level of affection between the two characters. There are some things I like and some I dislike. It's clear the uke is very strong, ambitious, and powerful, while the seme is weak compared to the insectoid race – these are my favorite parts; I find them so cute and adorable!

It's good. Each chapter at the beginning is substantial enough. I've only read nine chapters so far. I'll reread it when I'm in a better mood. It's different from typical bug-fighting novels (in every sense of the word), but the distance between my two hearts is still too great. Although I can understand, right now I just want something sweet; I don't want to taste anything sour and bitter that will only make me unhappy. I hope there won't be any angst later on.

This book is so good! It's exactly what I'm looking for right now. It has that bittersweet feeling, with a sweet main tone and a touch of sourness. It's about a woman bowing down to love despite being in a high position. It's really sweet, and it's the kind of sweet story that makes you think. He's really good-looking, really good-looking, five stars, I'll give him five stars.

Great, I was almost deterred by the negative reviews in the comments section, but luckily I'm naturally suspicious! As the saying goes, there are 1,000 Hamlets for every 1,000 readers. Readers have a god-like perspective, but the author doesn't completely dissect the characters.