[Two male leads + insect race + Crown Prince gong × general shou + 1v1 + two strong leads + happy ending]
Vishir Ovilan × Alvis Devit
The first time he took charge of the government, Vishir encountered a poor soul: Alvis, a lieutenant general stationed in the Northern Territory, had been imprisoned for disobeying his superior’s orders. He hadn’t actually done anything wrong, but the law gave him no chance to defend himself. Vishir didn’t want to meddle. As the heir to the royal court, he had no interest in military affairs.
But so what? Surely there was nothing wrong with looking after his own consort. Was he really supposed to let him spend the rest of his life in prison?
Alvis had intended to devote his whole life to the Empire. He never imagined that disobeying a military order would land him in prison for the rest of his life. Still, at least the Empire would never let down a general who had served it with all his heart. But why was the Crown Prince looking at me like that?
In the name of Vishir, I swear to the Insect God: from this day forth, I will share glory and weather every storm with Alvis. No matter how far across the sea of stars we may be, my mental sea will forever remember his existence.
In the name of Alvis, I swear to the Insect God: from this day forth, I will share glory and weather every storm with Vishir. No matter how far across the sea of stars we may be, my mental sea will forever remember his existence.
Every character has flesh and blood, which I really like. I also saw the changes in the male and female characters of some of the supporting characters. What attracts me the most is the protagonist Female. I really like him so much. The protagonist Female is the most responsible and responsible soldier in the many Zerg stories I have read. He loves the insects around him and the empire, without any forced sweetness or subversion. The male protagonist is also really courageous and rational. In the early stage, his unrequited love for the female protagonist was sour and sweet, but the current full story has no bloody plot and the logic is very smooth. The display of the social phenomenon of ambition and inferiority is not so extreme that it makes people uncomfortable. I also like this very much I originally love to read the emotional line. Maybe the emotional line in this book is a bit slow, but the plot line is very interesting. It is a very good book!!
It's beautiful. I think Vihil is in love directly. Ah, Alves is just like a piece of wood. Vicil is so scheming that he didn't even notice it🤭But now our Lieutenant General is about to fall in love. I haven't noticed it yet. Hehe, I don't know if there will be a forced love plot like the introduction😏, but I still hope they won't be like their parents. Let me go. Now Visir has eaten it too. It's so sweet, so sweet, so sweet. Vissier, don't you want Alves to give you a baby? It's better to act than to move your heart. Hurry up, get down to business, the royal family cannot have an heir... 🤭
It's really well written. I haven't seen any emotional progress yet, but the portrayal of the war is very contagious, and the shaping of the worldview is very specific and detailed. It's very comfortable to watch and effortless. I believe that the emotional lines written at this level will not just be superficial. I look forward to it!!!!! (*°∀°)=3
Ahhhhhhhh it's well written. Although I haven't caught up yet, I can still tell that the marshal has some feelings for him. Tears are the best virtue of a man. Go and deal with it. (Screaming
Carlos is the most innocent one. If the royal family had not made the decision to let Carlos marry Lessius, he would not be in the situation he is in now, with his family gone, his future lost, and his children no longer with him. It is clear that Carlos made any decision based on a male insect, but he still took the blame. The child still had to be raised by others, and he could only be exiled to mine for the rest of his life. People were very angry to see it.
It's very good-looking, but the early development is a bit slow. At the beginning, Visil was cool and handsome, but later he transformed into a gentle and considerate His Highness. The contrast is huge. It's a long way to go when you meet Alves' little wood 😄
Good-looking, good-looking teacher, cheers 😘😘
Expect. 🍉🍉🍉[Bookshelf plus one]
This text layout looks so uncomfortable. It feels like it's stuck one after another.
The plot is good, but why does it have to be one sentence at a time? At first I thought it was to highlight the scene, but later I found that the whole book was like this, and it looked uncomfortable.