[The title is for reference only. This story is told primarily from the perspective of female insects.]
Dean Ayerdi is a powerful aristocrat in the insect world, a textbook villain who is ruthless and merciless.
He climbed to the top over the corpses of his rivals, believing in the law of the jungle as an absolute truth.
Male insects? To him, they were replaceable luxuries.
Surrounded by enemies, he treated them like pieces on a chessboard and manipulated the rules, certain he had already won.
Until a male insect named Xiao Yunshu unexpectedly appeared.
The guy was as weak as a chick, had a few screws loose, and went around shouting about “equality” and “universal love.”
The strange thing was, despite how utterly foolish he seemed, Dean couldn't tear his eyes away from him, as if bewitched.
That uncontrollable “stalking” marked the beginning of his misfortune.
His love was rejected: Xiao Yunshu thought he was a bad person.
His faith collapsed: the old rules he had upheld had snuffed out the only light in his heart.
Driven to despair, Dean became the most reckless rebel of all!
With his own hands, he raised a blade and shattered the foundations of a thousand years of rule.
All to offer them to the male insect as a tribute of love, even if the other hated him to the bone.
Those who wield power are eventually consumed by it, and the gravedigger of the old age is destined to become the stepping stone to the new.
Only after he fell to ashes did he finally understand the folly of his lifelong obsession:
All he had ever wanted was that faint warmth buried deep in his memories.
[Female insects + vicious villain + not sexually inexperienced + hated by all insects + happy ending + false redemption]
In fact, it can be said that this is the first time I have read this type of article. It is really interesting. To be honest, many of the characters who appear are really super charming. The power field is full of dangers and everyone has their own agenda. Really well described. The label says time travel, so did the real male insect come from time travel? (If you can't say spoilers, you don't have to say them). Why does it feel like the main character is a little obsessed with his father? (If you say I'm wrong, don't hit me, you can delete it) Finally, I want to praise the author for his great writing. The writing is really, really, really good, and it looks good and looks good. (*^▽^*)
This article is definitely the best Zerg article I have ever read! This society is described from the perspective of a female insect. The old nobles and the female insects in the Council, the Male Protection Association, the Tribunal, and the Military Department are full of lust, coldness, arrogance, jealousy and greed. They have no eternal trust, no eternal betrayal, only eternal For the interests of Heng, in the face of the star thief who once humiliated him in public and the insect who almost killed himself, the two parties can even cooperate. What impressed me and shocked me is that no matter who it was at the centenary celebration of the Male Protection Association, the female insect was cold to the male insect. With an indifferent attitude, he would only talk about it when needed, and would only talk about females at other times. Especially Philip, who hardly talked about males. He only mentioned males in order to fight back against Deen, and even mainly talked about aristocratic females and neoliberal aristocracy. They Chasing the male worm and despising the male worm, in front of the male worm, even Arno, who symbolizes the seven deadly sins of laziness, can pretend to be his own brother since childhood. This is really the "upbringing" of the female worm that is engraved in the bone marrow. Allen's failure is not even embarrassing in front of the male worm, but what about the male worm? The bottom females still have the right to choose, what about them? No, when Andy was threatened, there were even insects touching him, and I admire Deen's biological father's efforts in self-selection! But he still worked very hard, even his face was ruined, and there were females thinking about his reproductive value. In the end, Crane, yes, females and males are really like two species. No female could understand him, not even most males. I almost got PU'd if I didn't see Crane's perspective. A, not to mention him himself. The law of the weak and the strong in Zerg society has never changed. He will always exist. Even the marshal who helps the Northern Territory is a representative of arrogance. All living beings are just ants under his feet. Is the restoration of the Northern Territory sincere or simply based on interests? How about the protagonist's final attack? Is neoliberal aristocracy going back to the old aristocracy?
Nice! Your demining is probably wrong! The protagonist is not that bad. In fact, the protagonist is quite normal in the general environment. The Zerg's dominance of the jungle is quite reasonable. The worldviews of males and females are different. I think the protagonist is quite good. He can feel something is wrong, and he will also seek affection in his heart. He doesn't understand, but he does a good job unintentionally. He will explain and ask! If you don't understand, just ask and you will explain and tell the other person (male father) why you did what you did. This is not much better than the ancient love of "I love you but I don't say it, I keep silent and misunderstand each other!" !!!
I want to see the appearance of the male protagonist [sending my heart]
It's very interesting. It's not a cliche Goldfinger, it's a mindless story about gentle redemption. The writing and plot are very good. Why is it not popular? God cannot tolerate it.
When will attack appear?
A very novel plot. 🤲💖
Nice looking, I like it
You can try it