Starship commander Weil's ship suffers an accident, forcing him to make an emergency landing on an insectoid mining planet.
To hide his human identity and earn a ticket home, he covers himself in disguise gel and sneaks into the insect army.
But he soon realizes that the men around him are acting strangely.
His personal belongings keep mysteriously disappearing, and the male insects look at him in a very peculiar way.
As a straight man, Weil is utterly shocked. Why are there so many gay insects?
Then he reveals his pheromones, driving every male insect wild.
Only then does Weil realize that he has mutated into a female.
The only one. A rare female.
Tips: Inspired by the game Stellaris.
Both the top and bottom are virgins.
Blurb: Gu Yuan transmigrates into a cannon-fodder character who was cursed in 2,000 comments in a story that puts its protagonist through endless suffering.
A story that torments its protagonist deliberately puts a proud and unyielding lead through every kind of agony, then forces the plot to destroy their will.
Gu Yuan's role is simple: heap as much humiliation and suffering on the protagonist as possible, drag him into the mire, then get killed by the protagonist in a fit of madness and end his own wicked life.
But after seeing the young protagonist before his fall in a flashback, Gu Yuan realizes he seems to have fallen in love at first sight.
What are all these rules for? This is his wife, whom he has never even met!
In the year 4200 of the Star Era, Imperial Marshal and SS-rank Alpha Kaitelan is framed on the battlefield by the Crown Prince's faction. After losing some of his hearing, he returns to teach at the Imperial Royal Academy.
To take revenge, Kaitelan backs the Second Prince, the Crown Prince's rival, only to be cast aside once again. In the end, Kaitelan falls completely to darkness and decides to seize power. His rebel army massacres countless people, and it takes the imperial family three years to join forces and destroy it. His end is tragic.
In the original story, Gu Yuan is an unremarkable Beta prince, number 10,086 in line for the throne.
The Crown Prince orders this character to poison the protagonist's medicine. In his previous life, the protagonist's hearing worsened after he took it, while the original Gu Yuan was thrown to the sharks.
When Gu Yuan transmigrates, the original character is brewing medicine in a small kitchen. Seeing Kaitelan arrive, he can only hide the poison in a mouse hole, then toss a few expensive herbs into the bowl instead.
Ten minutes later, Gu Yuan, convinced that he has changed Kaitelan's tragic fate, has not even made it out the door when a tall, feverish figure grabs him by the throat.
Gu Yuan: I only switched a few ingredients. How did the poison turn into an aphrodisiac?
To make matters worse, he drank half a bowl himself to test the medicine's temperature.
The imperial banquet is only hours away. If Kaitelan makes a scene in public, he'll take revenge on Gu Yuan twice as harshly. Gu Yuan has already decided where he wants to be buried after he dies, but the protagonist drags him, red-faced, into a dark room nearby.
In class the next day, the Crown Prince asks the protagonist, with ingratiating reluctance, to tutor him in military theory.
The Second Prince eagerly massages the protagonist's shoulders and back, waiting for him to offer his support. The protagonist gives no indication either way.
Gu Yuan sits dumbly in a corner, staring at the red marks on the protagonist's neck and already watching his life flash before his eyes.
He swears he only wanted to help the protagonist with the antidote at first. But since he had developed feelings for him, all he could think about all night was: This is my wife!
Then he got so excited that he said it out loud.
Maybe he should start thinking about what to have carved on his tombstone. Come to think of it, he and the protagonist have already xxx... It would be great if he could be buried beside him. They were only husband and wife for one night, but if they couldn't share a room in life, sharing a grave in death would be nice.
But in the blink of an eye, the protagonist grips Gu Yuan's chin. "If your essay this week isn't up to my standards, I'll throw you to the sharks."
Everyone thinks this cannon-fodder Beta is terribly unlucky to be humiliated day and night by the Imperial Tutor. But Gu Yuan gazes blankly at Kaitelan, whose long hair is soft and glossy, whose legs still can't close, and whose military uniform accentuates his slim waist and long legs. Gu Yuan can't help seeing stars in his eyes.
There's no talking to people like you who don't have a teacher.
The princes: Forget it. Even if you cure this one, he'll still drool.
Kaitelan wakes from excruciating pain and realizes he has been reborn at nineteen, just after being drugged.
But why doesn't his ear hurt this time? Why is his body so hot? Seeing the boy pressed on top of him, he feels like the sky is falling.
Just as he's about to kill him, the handsome Beta prince bursts into tears at a single glare and wails that he'll take responsibility.
Kaitelan: ... (Still half-deaf, but he temporarily lowers the dagger to cover his ears.)
He decides to observe this strange little prince.
Later, hoping to be buried beside Kaitelan, Gu Yuan uses the 500 GB of original-story plot knowledge he brought with him as his golden finger to help Kaitelan take down the Crown Prince and the Second Prince and usher in a golden age.
With Gu Yuan's constant care, Kaitelan's deafness improves considerably, and his attitude toward Gu Yuan softens as well.
Until one day, Gu Yuan discovers that Kaitelan has been reborn, and has seen through everything about him from the very beginning.
Kaitelan asks him if there is anything he wants to confess.
Gu Yuan: "Kill me or punish me, I have no complaints. But can you bury me beside your mausoleum?"
Kaitelan is so exasperated he laughs. Only then does Gu Yuan discover that the other 10,084 heirs ahead of him in the line of succession have all mysteriously disappeared.
Kaitelan: Get ready to ascend the throne.
Gu Yuan: Huh? Me?
Just then, Gu Yuan notices his teacher's lower abdomen gradually growing soft.
Then Gu Yuan suddenly remembers: he transmigrated in his own body... and in his original world, he was an Enigma, the kind who can get Alphas pregnant.
Theme: Strive with courage.
Honestly, the moment Helein appeared, everything felt so good. Werele felt good, and so did we readers. Now it's like opening blind boxes by skipping subscriptions; getting two or more chapters with Mantises feels like eating shit.
Can we please take Sai offline as soon as possible? Every time I read the update, I feel excited, but then I think about how he hasn't paid any price for his past actions. The updates are like a good soup mixed with something unpalatable, neither good nor bad, and it's painful to read. Aside from the little bee, the other attackers seem to be in pretty much the same situation.
I always thought that guy surnamed Sai would be relegated to the sidelines [melted]. When that little brat appeared, I felt things were going wrong. But after reading this chapter, I feel like they're starting to whitewash him. Is it just my imagination? How can someone like Sai, who hurt the protagonist so much, even be allowed to sit at the table?
Author, are you ever going to stop? Can you please kick these two guys with family medical histories off the table? Do you really like this kind of ordinary male character setting?
Author, I've already given you a warning! Please tell me if you're going to force a reunion by having Seth make dumplings later on. If so, I won't read any more; I'm too angry to continue.
Is Cetus really going to be on the table after this? [Angry][Angry][Angry] It makes me so angry! This kind of paternalistic jerk should just get lost! If you can't learn to respect people, then get lost! What's with all this self-pity and attention-seeking? Does he really think he can keep Will in check with his child? What's he thinking? He's like a lunatic.
💔This race is like they can't understand anything. Are they mentally challenged? It's infuriating! If they can't understand, can they just go away? It's so frustrating!
I feel the pace is a bit slow; this egg has been gestating for so long and hasn't hatched yet. It's much slower than at the beginning. I've been following it every day, and now I'm getting a little tired.
Once you're gone, don't come back. And please, don't try any moral blackmail later. I can't stand that kind of thing with Sethes; he's disgusting, a complete three-dimensional slob. Every time he appears, I feel like giving up. Actually, I usually don't comment on stories unless the author has a comment section, but these past few days, I've given him countless comments. Disgusting guy, just stay where you are, don't come back!
The author seems to have KPIs; it's like she can't go a chapter without mentioning someone with the surname Sai. Every day it's either finding sweetness in shit, or shit mixed with sweetness. [Loading][Loading]