I Became the Master of a Cool, Aloof Female Bug

Jiang Xun’s world came crashing down when he transmigrated into a book as a cannon-fodder male insect with a born loser trait: a groveling fool from a powerful background whom the author had forcibly made stupid, and who had even been stripped of his human status.

In the book, he was a groveling cannon fodder who willingly served as a stepping stone for the protagonist female insect, only to end up with nothing.

But as a new-generation successor to socialism, how could Jiang Xun willingly become a stepping stone? The original plot? Hah.

And the only thing worth paying attention to was my wife. She’s so beautiful and charming. Since the story says he’s the biggest villain in the book and destined for a tragic end, thank goodness the System is on my side. It issued the mission “Save General Kane-Elias.” Saving him is the same as protecting the insect race.

Kane-Elias was born into a powerful aristocratic family and held a noble status. He should have had a bright future, but few could match his powerful mental strength. Female insects were destined to be unable to escape the fate of struggling in vain under male insects’ control.

Kane-Elias was known as the “Iron-Blooded General.” Cool and aloof yet beautiful, he was the Empire’s most powerful fighting force.

As his mental strength waned, his mental sea grew increasingly unstable, forcing Kane to submit to the System’s forced match. To Kane, he was his hope, the one last hope of continuing to protect the Empire.

The System’s forced match caught Kane completely off guard. He knew nothing about this strange, unknown male insect, but everyone knew what male insects were like. He had already prepared for the worst.

Funny, devoted, love-struck puppy x cool, aloof beauty of a general