[Insectoid] Saving My Beautiful Wife

A sweet, mutually doting and healing romance story! The gong loves the shou, and the shou loves the gong! The gong cherishes the shou, and the shou cherishes the gong!

An episodic story, with each arc around 100,000 characters.

Part of the worldbuilding follows the rules of that dog-blood novel: "female insects" cannot reproduce, and their bodies are completely male in form.

Similar to the Tianjia worldbuilding.

A big showcase of the "rescue the fallen" kink.

Arc 1:

An abused, pitiful shared husband gong x a clear-eyed, foolish male college student shou.

The moment I opened my eyes, I was in a bed.

Beneath me was a beauty covered in bruises.

The first time I saw him, I couldn't help swallowing.

So... so beautiful.

But before I could say, "Hi, wife," he instinctively shrank back, looking at me with tearful eyes.

"I... I'll be good and do what you say. Could you please not make me go keep that... that insect company?"

"What?"

The good news: I transmigrated, and my transmigration came with a peerlessly beautiful wife and two adorable kids.

The bad news: My original self was a total scumbag insect. Not only did he beat his wife, he also made his wife keep his boss company.

Oh no.

Arc 2:

A military insect on the verge of being scrapped gong x a newly influential civilian in the military shou.

Basically, the shou is taken along by a colleague to have some fun, sees the gong, and after one night gets carried away and wants to buy his freedom. He takes the broken-down gong home and cleans him up.

Arc 3:

A gentle, timid former king's consort gong x the new emperor shou, an adopted son who seizes power and steals his father's wife, with an Oedipus complex.

Arc 4:

A gong who was abducted by space pirates and rescued ten years later x a gentle, steadfast fiance shou.

Arc 5:

A proud, lame and deaf gong who costs ten star coins a session x an imperial general shou.

For him, life only ever went downhill.

From a low point to an even lower one.

The first time he refused, that bastard broke his leg.

From then on, he could never run again. Even walking sent pain drilling through his leg bone.

The second time he refused, that bastard dumped him in a military camp for three months.

The third time, the fourth time, and countless more times...

No matter what, he had lowered his head, but he had never begged that bastard for mercy.

Theme: Save the one you love.