I’m a Male Zerg, and My Kindergarten Took the Stars by Storm

At over 190 centimeters tall, Wen Ye stood outside a kindergarten with the imposing presence of a gatekeeper. With his stern, slightly tense face, anyone who didn't know him would think he was a serious instructor there to inspect safety hazards. Who could imagine that the ID badge in his hand belonged to a senior childcare teacher? The contrast was as comical as an oversized suit worn over a tiny hoodie, giving him an inexplicably adorable air. Whenever he remembered telling his family that he wanted to work in early childhood education, he could still picture their expressions. It was like they'd just eaten something neither sweet nor salty: they wanted to complain but didn't know where to start, their faces full of complicated feelings that said, “The kid's grown up, and we understand his ideas less and less.” They looked like they were forcing themselves to stay calm while wrestling with their doubts. Thinking back, Wen Ye couldn't help smiling. He didn't regret it for a second. After all, who said a tall, strapping man couldn't have a heart that softened just for children? An accident made him transmigrate to the interstellar era, where he became what they called a “male insect.” After learning about insect society, Wen Ye fell into a long silence. Then he quietly prepared to return to his old profession and keep working as a kindergarten teacher. No, he'd been promoted: he was going to be a kindergarten principal. He'd planned to open a small kindergarten and pass the time. After all, male insects were treated outrageously well in the interstellar era. But who could tell him how his little kindergarten had become such a hit? Wen Ye stared at the overwhelming publicity his kindergarten was getting on the Star Network, along with the flood of messages from insects hoping to enroll their children, and fell into deep thought. But when he turned to look at the spouse he'd picked up, Wen Ye decided to roll up his sleeves and get to work. After all, he had a wife to support.