After Transmigrating to the Insectoid World, He Was Scorned by the Females

Feeling novels reveal the lonely plight of individuals in the torrent of heterogeneous culture. When Chu Mo traveled from the earth to a different world with completely contradictory values, the modern thinking he brought with him had an irreconcilable conflict with the deep-rooted local traditions. In the seemingly warm daily interactions, in fact, neither the locals nor the locals truly understood and accepted Chu Mo's views. This cultural barrier was not a simple separation, but a kind of loneliness at the soul level - his thoughts were destined to be unable to be understood, like a solitary cry in the wilderness. The two characters Shou and Daniel are the embodiment of this theme: the progression from conceptual friction to fierce confrontation between them and the protagonist is clearly depicted, showing with great tension how strong the spiritual barriers across civilizations are. At first, I only felt that the rhythm was slow, and the middle section was more like walking on still water without waves, almost at a standstill. I never thought that I would be hit suddenly at the ending of a casual glance, and I would be so overwhelmed with emotions that I had to express myself. From the setting point of view, this is still a typical "Zerg cool novel" framework: an ordinary person in this world, once time travels, will rise to the sky due to the blood of male insects, and effortlessly gain power, status and a "loving wife" who perfectly meets traditional expectations. The author has indeed covered it with sweet icing in the early stage - powerful, virtuous, decent, Olanto almost meets all imaginations of an "ideal partner". However, beneath the sugar coating, the truth gradually emerges. The story truly shows its sharp bones when Olanto sheds her docile coat of "beautiful wife" and reveals her calculations, selfishness and deep-rooted machismo. How could a civilian careerist who crawled out of blood and fire, a warrior who dared to challenge the rules and risk death, be willing to become a docile vassal in marriage? His "truth" just tears away the illusion of all Zerg sweet pet stories. The author once wanted to write a happy fairy tale, but something changed in his writing. This is no accident. Because under the refreshing routine, there is an insurmountable civilizational fault: Chu Lai comes from a modern soul of equality and freedom, while Olanto is a cruel product of that extremely solidified society. It is precisely because of this that Chu Wei's loneliness runs throughout. He is like a foreigner who cannot land, in a gorgeous and depressing cage, out of tune with everything. It is not until the end that his seemingly impulsive escape becomes the most tragic resistance in the book. He gave up all the power, position and wealth at his fingertips, insisting on taking away the female insect child who was connected to him by blood. This choice is particularly heavy because of the cruel reality behind it. He knows that in this world, females are looked down upon from birth. Olanto once "soberly" warned him: "You don't have to be too good to the female insect child, he will never meet a male who loves him as much as you do in the future." Even in the end, Olanto's most vicious curse on his own flesh and blood was still the same sentence: "He is just a female insect." Therefore, Chu Wei's escape was not only his own salvation, but also a decisive declaration of war against the entire Zerg disciplinary system. Not only does he want to break free from the gilded cage, but he also wants to cut off the chain of discrimination passed down from generation to generation, and forcibly take a life that has been pronounced "mean" away from the established tragic track. He took this child, who was regarded as a "flaw" by his hometown, and resolutely returned to the ordinary but free world. This is not a retreat, but the most stubborn return of the soul to its hometown. I witnessed a lonely but brave soul break through the invisible wall with the determination to give up everything. This shock will be hard to get over for a long time.

The setting is very good, not a common formula in Zerg novels, but I feel that the attack is a bit too unfair, waiting for a husband-chasing crematorium [punch out]

Great, congratulations to Chu Wei and An An for finally returning home after all the hardships! The Zerg society that got rid of the nightmare was completely far away from the two powerful and powerful lunatics. Olanto had no sincerity towards Chu Wei. He was arrogant and used him from the beginning to the end. Daniel pretended to be human and likes to study plants. Who knew that he betrayed, imprisoned and dissected his own father to make flower fertilizer? It was really terrible. If Chu Wei hadn't succeeded... He would really be worse off than dead. Old-fashioned romance novels like this kind of routine where the heroine or the hero is fought over by big bosses from all sides. They like to be fought over as goods to show how important they are. It is precisely because the other party does not regard the heroine or the hero as a human being at all, and they wantonly trample on dignity and freedom. I admire Chu Wei's sobriety, and I also like An An's wit. Thank you Hai Mo. It's great that Hai Mo is still alive. I hope he has a safe life!

It's super beautiful, the author is great, please update it soon, I want to see Chu Wei and Olanto meet again! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The structure is complete, the language is real and delicate, and the emotions are ups and downs. I really want to torture Olanto a little. His use makes us feel chilled.

I quite liked it at first, the sweet love, and the plot was also good, but after chapter 63, the style of the story changed. I originally thought that the female insect left because she had something to hide, but then I found out that it was an exploitative relationship. I like to watch sweet love, so don't torture me [laughing and crying].

Such a good-looking book is only 6.1. In the last book I read, I felt that the main character was even higher than him. In fact, I want to give it four stars, but I would like to give it five stars. This is the first Zerg novel I have read in which the protagonist Dumei returns to Earth. It is true that Zerg and Earthlings think differently. Shou has always been a selfish worm, saying he wants to save her, but in fact he has never done anything substantial. He has always been a selfish, arrogant worm who only thinks about himself. Fortunately, Chu took Zaizai back to Earth in the end, and that was the end of him. The plot is full of ups and downs, very attractive, and the characters are successfully created. I like it [adoration][adoration][adoration]

(Spoiler alert (a little), friends who haven't read it please read with caution) First of all, I really like this book written by the teacher! ! [Love] [Love] [Love] But after reading it, I probably know where the low score is. The main reason is that it is a bit too real. Many friends who like to watch Zerg stories about female videos do so for CP, sweet stories, or redemption. However, the protagonist has to go through a lot of hard work. Bismarck really did not do well emotionally, and the viewers are particularly angry for the protagonist. [Pinch][pinch][pinch] I think this book should actually have a single male protagonist, Xiao Chu alone. If you want to read sweet stories, this book doesn't fit the bill. But it can indeed be seen that the teacher has a child. The teacher's writing is very realistic, but in my imagination it would be more difficult for the protagonist to survive independently. For the protagonist to be able to go home like this, I think it is better to turn on the easy mode. I am really happy that Xiao Chu can go home. I really feel sorry for him for many things in the middle. Xiao Chu is really very strong for being able to persevere! ! ! [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] All the people and things in the article are passers-by in Xiao Chu's life, and they are also part of the protagonist's experience and life. If we talk about the emotional lines, they are all BE. However, I think from the perspective of the protagonist, it is HE, because after going through ups and downs, he finally returned home with his cub. My favorite is the ending with the teacher, a cliffhanger ending. I don't say it directly, but I can't help but imagine the next plot. It has a different flavor. In fact, I think it has a bit of a fable. The teacher wrote it really well, [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart] Finally, I really like Haimo, both CP and CB are great! ! ![Love][Love][Love] I respect the protagonist very much, and the insect quality is very good (of course, if they are together, I am afraid there will be new dilemmas, I still support Xiao Chu going home)

Okay, I have been following the update for a long time, and then I came back this week and found out why there were still 6 pictures. I clicked in to see how it ended. Okay, okay, I looked at the remaining 6 pictures and was very happy. The protagonist finally went back and brought his child with him. Then the male protagonist is a male protagonist who ignores his own interests, his own righteousness, great love and beautiful ideals. I feel like my emotional intelligence is lower than mine Then the male protagonist is really perseverant, brave, powerful, gentle, capable, smart and witty. Anyway, he is really awesome. He has found a job and educated his children well. I feel that the character creation is also very good. The author said in the introduction that this is a sweet story. When I read it later, I was still thinking, how could this be a sweet story that would never be rounded out? According to my past experience in reading novels, it is possible to create a very big disaster, and then let the male protagonist and his partner save the male protagonist, and then the male protagonist will relent, and then Barabala will get back together. But it turns out that's simply not possible. Fortunately, it's impossible. It's impossible for the two of them to be together. The broken mirror will still have cracks no matter how much it is repaired, and his partner will never be the same again, hahahaha I'm happier because the hero finally went home. Must be happy Didn't the author say he was writing a side story? Why is it marked as finished [I'm about to cry] [Going crazy]

Tied. The whole plot is relatively complete, and there are no big flaws in the logic. There will be no emotional line after Chapter 49. Are you writing history? More than 150 chapters have been written, but the emotional line is still mediocre, not very sweet or very sad, tasteless to eat, and a pity to discard. If you have finished reading it, please tell me the ending. Thank you. Thank you very much.

This ending is really good. I think it is the best ending. I was heartbroken when I watched it later, but it was not the pain of CP being beheaded at all, but a kind of depression that I can't describe. It's really great that Chu Wei and An An can leave together. The two babies must be well. Author, when will you make a sequel? I really need the father and son to sweeten me up [crying]