
The Insectoid Queen’s True Account
虫族女王实录
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 100k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
58Chapters
16Reads
1Listens
2.8kReads · all time
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Looking for Stories About Insect Queens
Looking for stories where the queen insect is supreme, but no stories about male insects being scarce. No scarce-male-insect stories. The queen insect can be a human who merged with the insect race or someone born as the queen insect. A melodramatic plot is fine too, something like the previous queen betraying the insect race, leaving them both loving and resenting the current queen.
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Any Reincarnated-as-an-Infant Stories With an Insect King Setting? No Insect Can Resist the Insect King
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Looking for a Novel Where the Female Lead Is the Queen of the Insect Race
Looking for books similar to "The Silly Little Bug Cub Is Spoiled by the Entire Interstellar World". Interstellar setting, everyone dotes on the protagonist, and a newly hatched bug cub.
86Books1MViews7moUpdated
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I think this subject matter is good, because the introduction says Otome Marisu, so I thought this novel was more about the love between the female protagonist and the male protagonists, but after reading it, I found that there is more plot, and some parts have too many words and are a bit delayed. It was the time when the heroine was sick. There are a bit too many modern plots. I understand that the author wanted to express the feelings of losing an important person, but it still seems a bit too much. And about the plot of the Zerg banquet, I was really looking forward to it, but after choosing the clothes, I just brushed it off and nothing happened. After reading the first volume, there is no sense of a compact plot, and although the emotional aspect is indeed a single arrow, there is still too little interaction, and it is difficult to see the Mary Sue. Cheers, author [sending heartfelt wishes]