A companion story to Don't Mess with That Heavenly Dao
How did Xha, queen of the insect race, end up as Juchongchong, a human female omega?
What? She even had a golden finger? And to use it, she had to find a boyfriend?
But one after another, they kept saying they didn't like her and turning her down. Then, once she started dating someone else, who were they making those eager, pleading attempts to court her for?
The first time, after forcing herself on someone, Juchongchong ended up acting all aggrieved instead. "Look it up. Is there any male who doesn't cherish his destined mate? You don't have to like me. But if you change your mind later, I absolutely won't forgive you easily."
The next time, after losing control and forcing herself on someone again, Juchongchong sneered. "Not bad. I'm logging off."
By the Nth time, Juchongchong was taking it easy. After all, this was a full-dive online game, so it couldn't cause genetic contamination among the insects!
Who knew that in the real world, a vast net was quietly closing in...
In the end, who would willingly bow down to whom?
Wait, how did this giant insect end up so smitten with a human male that her warlike instincts turned into romantic ones?
Theme: Love is the most precise coincidence in the universe. It is as tiny as dust, yet as brilliant as the stars.
Love it, love it!! I followed the author's other books, "The Person Next to My Pillow Is a Giant Congcong" and "Don't Mess With That Heaven", and now I'm not disappointed!! Highly recommended!
Super nice. The logic is online and the plot is reasonable. The characters are also designed very well. Recommended