Here is a very serious blurb. The author has tried to use an icy tone to conceal how absurd it is:
Also known as How Do I Deal with Losing My Memory Every Day After Becoming a Male Zerg?
#Why does every insect who comes into contact with me die?
#Who did I forget after losing my memory?
He came from Earth, but when he woke up, he had become the Eighth Prince of the Zerg Empire, a man rumored to be frail and sickly. An unfamiliar palace, a secretive male consort, surveillance everywhere: before Xia Xuannian can adjust to his new identity, he is thrust in front of the cameras of an interstellar dating show. But this is no sweet romance. When he witnesses time reset at midnight, discovers that the flowers his bedmate gives him conceal hallucinogenic drugs, and finds in an ancient text a legend about “my heart pursuing the sun” that fits his own fate to a tee, he realizes he has never lived in reality.
This is a densely plotted mystery ensemble disguised as a dating show about the Zerg. The timeline is repeatedly folded back on itself, card divination hides deadly danger, and mythology and history mirror each other. With a cool, restrained touch, the absurd author weaves a meticulous web of interlocking storylines: Who is pulling the strings behind the resets? Where does the ring engraved with “Lulans” lead? And is the male consort who always smiles as he dries Xia Xuannian’s hair his protector, or the architect of his prison? Every answer lies beneath the star ring.
