Married into the Insectoid Clan: My Fake-Docile Male Lord Is Putting on an Act Again

It's very beautiful. NPCs are really hard to find, and the writing is not awkward. The plot is very interesting, and overall it's quite sweet. The author must continue writing. I highly recommend it.

It's okay, the main CP is sweet and refreshing all the time, nothing special. One of the pair of deputy CPs is more controversial and can be directly compared to trafficked women. Shou killed Gong's mother, and then knew that Gong could not really love him, so she continued to engage in forced love unilaterally. At the same time, Shou was still pregnant with the child, and in the end she was willingly killed by Gong while still pregnant with the child. Normally, there should be one male and one female egg, but the male egg died because it was attacked and killed too early, and the nutrition could not keep up with the egg, so it just died. Now there is only one female egg left, which is thrown directly to the protagonist and taken back to the orphanage. (I hope the welfare home over there can be a little more secure) This is the mother who was trafficked and the child who was forced to give birth. The mother is right, and the child is right, but everyone is in pain, the person involved is in pain, and the people who saw it are also in pain, and everyone is unhappy together. One thing is that when Gong knew it was a male egg that died, his reaction would be huge. Normally, it should be the same to him. Anyway, it is very annoying, and to him, it is all garbage to be dealt with.

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Saw Chapter 34. To be honest, what I wrote before is pretty good, but a surprising point suddenly popped up here. When the fourth child was participating in the show, at the request of the host bug, he used his eyes to seduce other male bugs in front of the protagonist. In fact, it is understandable. This is the same as an actor. He just treated it as an act to show off his acting skills. But at that time, when the male protagonist was on top, the fourth child did not avoid the other male insects after falling in love with the protagonist. The protagonist was also very sad and angry. The two insects had a conflict. After returning, I forgot which female monarch it was, and started to mediate as soon as he came out, but the way he chose to mediate was to stabilize the protagonist's mood after coaxing the fourth child, and then started to tell the protagonist how miserable the fourth child's childhood was. This was a bit suspected of moral kidnapping. To put it harshly, no matter how miserable the fourth child's childhood was What does it have to do with the protagonist? It's not the protagonist's fault. It would feel good to tell the story when the fourth child and the protagonist are deeply affectionate to make the protagonist feel sorry for him. But wouldn't it be just to find reasons for the fourth child's mistakes and let the protagonist rely on his heartache for the fourth child to forgive him? I think According to the normal process, the fourth child should understand his mistakes and then apologize himself. Apart from this, there are no big surprises so far. Except for some small logical problems, both the character and the plot of the characters are well written, and the writing is also particularly interesting.

I think Lao Si's insect design is pretty good. It's true that other insect designs are pretty good, and I really like them and am attracted to them, but maybe I don't see any bright spots and I can't remember them. The fourth child probably has never had close physical contact with any male insect in this society, and he is disgusted with other insects. He just wants to be seen by everyone. He has indeed faced many and put in a lot of effort. He is just a cute, arrogant and self-loving baby (before he meets the protagonist). The appreciation he shows for himself is very worthy of recognition and necessary for him. I like it very much. In addition, the writing of becp was actually quite good, and the result was not surprising. It was the result of the two characters pushing it together. It's good. I believe that the male insect can come out and raise the children well. On the one hand, if he has true feelings, he can't change his hatred of killing his father. I think he can look at this matter rationally and live a good life.

This book is really the best I have found among Zerg! No meal replacement! ! The deputy CP is so exciting. The four female monarchs are jealously vying for time, especially Bai Yu, who has just come out. I look forward to more plots from him. I really like it! The author works hard to do more! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

It's really good, I finished reading it in one sitting. Looking forward to updates from the author. That's right, if the Zerg novel doesn't involve npc, it's like the heroine does one-on-one, it's not interesting at all. Hehehe, I hope the author has finished it when I read it next time.

The np wife is Tomato, it's pretty good-looking, I really like the character of the protagonist, especially the character of the brother, but I don't like Sean, the portrayal is not good. I said before that he doesn't like other males, and his identity... At least he should be a thoughtful and charming supporting character, but it's a pity that the portrayal is silly and sweet (if you have any objections, just tell me what you think, don't criticize me), the kidnapped part is too stiff. I really like Star Thief, especially the male insect. ^0^ I think love should not be more than family affection. No matter what the reason is, killing your father is killing your father [Sending Hearts] Later, when he found out that the other person was pregnant with eggs, he did not regret killing him [Sending Hearts] Star Thieves knew that he would definitely die and gave all his mental power to the eggs. It really poked me [Sending Hearts]

I can actually accept this NP story. It's so good. I think highly of our second brother. This kid is the most honest and innocent [laughs]

It can be seen that the author may have only been writing for a few years, or has not been exposed to it much, and it feels a bit like a fairy tale, but the writing style is still good, and the current plot is no problem. I have not seen any particularly big bugs in the logic for the time being. A few people think it is unreasonable, and the character creation is okay. You can read it in the book wasteland. If you think it is poisonous, it is not my business [dog head]