[Insectoid] [Two Male Leads] [Top's Perspective] [Pure Romance] [Women's Fiction] [Females Rule, Males Are Subordinate] [Female Insectoids] [Male Insectoids] [Nontraditional Insectoid Fiction] [Slow Burn]
As a low-level male Insectoid, Gris is worth nothing more than being a tool for reproduction.
But! The female Insectoid who caught his eye at the auction bought him!
Yes, bought him!
He was the one being sold!
As an S-rank fighter, Vesper is a female Insectoid with A-rank mental power, no less than that of a male Insectoid. His family holds a position of immense prestige among the Insectoids, and countless people are certain that his partner must be a male Insectoid with S-rank mental power.
But a family order leads him to the auction house, where he sees the person from his dreams.
He leaps forward, his transformed claws easily slicing through the alloy cage, and gives him a name:
“From today on, your name is Gris.”
With only five days of memories, Gris has no real idea what fear is. Even at the auction, what draws his attention most is the vivid purple in the seat directly in front of him.
When illusion and reality intertwine, and survival or extinction becomes the final choice,
what will Gris do?
He came to this world with a heart full of devotion, walking the same path again and again alongside the owner of those eyes.
Where will the future lead?
Perhaps he already knows the answer...
Burning the Starlight means burning away the “spark” named Gris that fell into this world.
We will welcome the curtain’s fall with hearts full of devotion.
We will awaken from our dreams and leave with hope.
We will sleep here, waiting for salvation.
If the author's three-dimensional life is better than now, he will read this book again 🥺 🥺 🥺 The plot is very good, but maybe the subject matter is too niche and few people will read it. I really want to read the back part 😢 😢 😢 Come on, author!
66 Is so honest. It's gone. I really want to see it. I like your writing style very much. Looking forward to the next work.
The writing is really, really, really good. I hope the author can restart this book one day.