Insectoid Dating Show: The Yandere Male Is Pretending to Be Sweet, but It Backfires

(Dual Male Leads + Everyone Is Evil)

“Your tail-hook’s glow has a frequency too precise for something alive.” When psychologist Cyrus saw through Sevi’s perfect disguise, the antisocial male insect heir shivered with excitement.

The female insects participating in “Love in Fluorescence” had no idea:

The gentle, aristocratic Sevi had a military-grade biological computer hidden in his tail-hook. His hybrid genes made him both a test subject and a blade capable of tearing through the purebred insect race.

The nest he built was a scale model of a federal prison, and the smell of disinfectant from the experimental chambers seeped from every crack in its walls.

Those “accidental” touches were all traps calculated by the biological computer, with pheromone emissions measured to within 0.1 micrograms.

Then the production team forcibly implanted happy memories, and Sevi’s human consciousness, suppressed by the neural chip, suddenly awakened

“Congratulations. You are not only test subject S-107-37, but also the ultimate weapon capable of overturning the insect race’s genetic chain.”

In this sweet slaughter:

A smiling-on-the-outside, ruthless-on-the-inside business tycoon and the little madman he once sent to a laboratory cross paths in a maze of pheromones.

Lester’s mechanical wings still tremble at the thought of the detonator in the experimental chamber, while Lu Zhao’s silver-gray tail-hook clutches the last bomb.

Five pairs of male and female insects struggle in memory cocoon chambers. Behind their 76% genetic resonance match lies a bond written in blood and sacrifice across two generations.

The blue glow of the mad beauty of a male insect’s tail-hook intertwines with the golden light of a psychologist’s wings, forming a noose

So who is the prey, and who is pulling the strings in this hunt disguised as love?