After Stumbling Into the Insectoid World, I Became the Villain's Husband in Name Only

[Top's POV] After Alpha Chen Jing dies, he transmigrates into a novel about the insect race.

In the story, "he" is a cannon-fodder male insect, abandoned by his family and sent to the bed of a cruel villain.

Not long after arriving, Chen Jing comes face-to-face with the villain.

Ignoring the horrific corpses in the room,

Chen Jing sees an insect with a face that looks extraordinarily familiar.

The other man watches him, his damp, long lashes softening his ferocity and making him look alluring.

Sai Miu's body is tense as he leans against the foot of the bed, poised to strike. But when the strange-looking male insect before him suddenly turns around, he calmly says, "I got the wrong room."

"Oh, and take this."

The inhibitor that rolls over to him carries a warmth that soothes his heart.

Three months later, the match notification arrives.

Looking at the prenuptial agreement the villain hands him,

Chen Jing, who knows the other man will eventually use force to claim the male lead, feels conflicted.

"If you delete the clause requiring me to hand over my allowance at least twice a week, I have no other demands."

Love is too much to hope for when your life is short. Being a substitute in name only is just right.

Sai Miu Slater, an aristocrat who has risen through the ranks of the Empire on the strength of his military prowess, hasn't known the pain of wanting something he can't have in a long time.

Not until Jing Tu Monde appeared.

This male insect, one of a pair of twins from a fallen family, is utterly overshadowed by his brother.

Yet he has an exceptionally enchanting scent.

Sai Miu was taken with him at first sight.

But his male spouse is cold and won't let him get close or cuddle.

With nothing he can do to sway him, Sai Miu can only resort to force to claim a little sweetness.