[Two male leads + transmigration + mutually exclusive first relationships, one-on-one + top protagonist + feel-good story + maximum swoon]
[Elegant, gifted transmigrated top] x [Domineering, obsessive bottom with chocolate-bar abs]
After university lecturer Lu Ling dies unexpectedly, he transmigrates into a badly written, unfinished tragic romance about the insect race, penned by one of his students, and becomes the protagonist's husband.
Knowing the plot, he tries to avoid the villainous storyline in which the original owner is abused physically and emotionally by the protagonist, then thrown into a basement to fend for himself. After marrying the protagonist, Lu Ling treats him with the utmost respect and care. He even willingly provides pheromones to help heal the injured protagonist and support his recovery and advancement.
After a year of painstaking treatment, the protagonist makes a full recovery. Lu Ling has fulfilled his role and voluntarily asks for a divorce.
He never expected the protagonist to agree one moment, then lock him in the basement the next.
Lu Ling: What was all that hard work over the past year for?!
Oscar: Why are you leaving me? If you don't love me, why were you so good to me?!
Lu Ling: It was just an ordinary case of wanting to survive.
The interactions between the female brother and the male lead are quite a highlight; this kind of setting is rare in Zerg novels. However, based on the synopsis, I assumed the male Zerg character was gentle, aloof, and highly intelligent, at least giving the protagonist some high-IQ moments at the beginning.
Hello everyone, I'm Lan Zi Yu Mao, the author of this book. I've seen all your comments, but due to time constraints, I won't be able to reply to them all. I will try my best to correct any errors in the content. Thank you for your support.
I really liked the character development of the female and male insects. The parts I didn't quite like were the part where Lu Ling fell in love at first sight with Oscar after being invited by the butler, and the part where Lu Ling donated all the money he earned from his livestream, even though the author provided a reason. Everything else was fine, and my favorite was Oscar's personality; he seemed very vibrant.
It's very good, with no major flaws. I love the character of the gentle male insect and the two-faced female insect!
It's really good, the author's writing is excellent, I love it!
Having read this far, I want to say: Your work is different from other Zerg stories. Stick to your own style and don't let negative reviews sway you. I really love this book and will continue reading.
It's super good-looking, the character designs are all great, the story flows very smoothly, and it's really enjoyable to watch. It's so good, so good! I really love the main character's design. Please update soon, author! 😢
Great! I'm really looking forward to what happens next. The setup in the beginning is very solid; it feels like it's going to be a long, well-developed story.