SSS-Rank Mental Power: The Dashing Male Insect Takes the Galaxy by Storm

So amazing! Men get their periods after seeing this, women go crazy! It's the nemesis of depression, the alarm clock for vegetative patients! It's so beautiful it evokes the longing and unrequited love of a widow in a village, so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes, like the Qiantang River tide! It's so beautiful, it's God, it's my rose, illuminating my dark life, giving meaning to my world.

The protagonist inexplicably likes Ares, but his interactions with Xavier feel less natural. Ares also inexplicably likes the protagonist, who is a space pirate, and a leader at that—shouldn't he be a little wary? Then there's Cole's storyline. Putting aside the uncomfortable beginning, didn't he tell the protagonist he disliked being bound and disliked the Zerg's polygyny?

The plot and romance are both good, but the cooking scenes are too long; each dish takes up almost a whole chapter, making it feel like you're reading a recipe book. This book is quite good, but... If the Zerg marry a former pirate leader to a high-ranking military officer, aren't they afraid that the pirates will steal secrets or turn the officer against them?

Ahhh, it's rare to encounter a non-transmigrated but incredibly charming male insect, a male insect who grew up on the streets and became a space pirate leader! Why did he just disappear? 😢 I have no problem with the protagonist, but author, don't you think a native male insect who can become a space pirate leader has a compelling story? 😢 Ahhh, where did my space pirate male's core go? 😢😢😢 Author, give me a spoiler! Is my male's core still there? 😢 I'm so anxious!

The writing is great, really great. The plot is great, really great. It's kind of a food-themed novel, isn't it? It's also very enjoyable. The comments and other elements are very interesting and fresh; it doesn't follow a template like other novels. The male characters I've encountered so far haven't been the bullying type found in other novels (I won't mention the white-haired one).

After reading the first 30 chapters, to be honest, I felt that the male lead's wife had less screen time than that of the supporting character. However, the last 30 chapters are different. If you prefer a slower pace, you can check it out; it's still a pretty good food-themed novel.

It's good, very enjoyable. The novel mainly revolves around cooking and romance. So far, I haven't encountered any major issues. The protagonist's peaceful life and the lack of sarcastic or negative comments in the comments section when he's cooking are great. There were only one or two sarcastic comments at the very beginning, but they quickly turned sour, which I really appreciate.

Oh my god, I've been reading for so long and forgot to leave a review 😅 The author writes very well, I find the theme appealing, I also love food, the main couple is great, and the side couple's forced love, although they still ran away, was quite unique. I really enjoyed it, and I hope the author won't abandon the story, please 💕

The first one I read wasn't about a male insect falling in love at first sight and pursuing a female insect. The female insect wasn't averse to the male, nor did she use or harm him; they simply fought their way through before getting together. It seems like this is quite rare among hundreds of books where the female insect falls in love first.

Absolutely delicious!!! 😋😋😋 The most delicious Zerg novel I've read recently!!! Yesterday I saw tons of videos of xiaolongbao (soup dumplings), and I resisted the urge to eat some, but the next day I saw xiaolongbao in this book!! It's making my mouth water! The writing is also impeccable 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Update soon!!!