Every Insect Is Spreading Rumors That the Marshal Will Be My Future Consort

This is a rare find in Zerg-themed novels, featuring mutual affection and not just mindless wish-fulfillment. Both protagonists have unconventional personalities and haven't completely succumbed to the Zerg's distorted social system. The male lead is straightforward, has principles as a human being, and thrives in Zerg society (in a positive sense).

The writing is really good. I'd say it's at least the second best insect-themed novel I've read (mainly because I love stories with a popular, devoted, and unambiguous male lead). The plot is fantastic; the protagonist doesn't fall in love at first sight, but rather gradually develops feelings for the male lead while he's atoning for the original owner's sins.

It was very good at the beginning, and I followed it all the way to the end. Of the dozen or so books I followed, this was my favorite at the time. The characters and the romantic storylines were written very delicately. The downside is that the later parts of the writing sound like they were written at double speed, and it feels a bit rushed.

Oh my god! I've found another great novel, it's so good, it's making my child drool TT Author, please keep updating! [Currently working on a draft] It's so rare to see such a natural romance; everything unfolds so smoothly and naturally, without feeling forced or abrupt. It's so good! ✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎

The author writes so well! I really want to read something like this with a little romantic development, haha. I love Xiaochi's character! She's gentle but always helps those in need within her means. The author's writing is also very playful; everyone seems so cute! Haha, it's so good, I love reading it! 😍

This one's awesome! Here are a few points for fellow readers to consider: From the current direction, it seems to be exploring themes of equality, such as creating a soothing agent to help female insects lessen the control over males; also, this book has a unique premise: high-ranking females and males gain symbiotic abilities, such as hypnosis and immunity, which is quite novel; it's not a…

It's great! The author writes very well. Most importantly, the character settings are all very reasonable, and the interactions aren't awkward! (Actually, when I read Zerg stories, I always have this thought: let all the Zerg go to school and get jobs, thank you!)

This is a very good insectoid novel. The romance flows smoothly, the plot is natural, and it's intelligent. It features two male leads and two strong characters, making it a satisfying read, but not mindlessly so, nor is it just mindless pampering. Instead, it's about two wonderful individuals who are drawn to and redeemed each other.

The author writes very well, but the main couple's relationship development is a bit slow. Is Bai Ge not the final boss? I hope there will be more updates. So beautiful, so refreshing!

The plot development is reasonable, and the character development is also good. I think the reason this novel doesn't have a high rating is because of problems with the plot expression. There were many parts that were difficult to read later on, and sometimes the meaning was unclear. I hope it can be revised further.