The Insectoid's Insect-Hating Male Lord

It is not easy for the author to code so many words. I understand the author's hard work. The content I published is not directed at the author, but only at the novel itself. Everyone needs to grow up slowly and step by step. It is normal that the author may not be able to grasp the progress of writing a long article at the beginning, but I still hope that if there is a next time, I hope the author will indicate a similar plot in advance. For example, there are things like running with a ball, fusion memes, and so on [converted], and the main character in the novel should have a sense of gender distance. These current plot arrangements are really unfriendly to an emotional mysophobia person like me. I'm really angry now.

This chapter finally makes some progress! But why is Eliat still kneeling? Is the female insect brought here by the male father intended to replace Eli? It seems that they are planning to engage in female intercourse. Looking at the dialogue between the male protagonist and the insect emperors that follow, it appears that the male protagonist's temperament changed drastically due to Chinese medicine. So, does the male protagonist's intelligence come from within himself or is it also influenced by his origin? It's better for the male protagonist to accept the reality quickly. After all, he has to stay in this world for the rest of his life. PS: Don't let Aili kneel down anymore, he has already knelt down for three chapters... Will the seasons of the Zerg world still be the same as those of the earth? Will that have any different effects on the Zerg world, such as what will happen if it rains? I feel like we can also do something about the climate. Generally speaking, the attitude of the male protagonist has improved. He knows to leave a door open and says "you will freeze to death" but he is reluctant to freeze to death at first, right 😏

I have almost never read the Zerg novels, and I don't know much about the settings. I apologize in advance for any mistakes I make. From the first chapter, I feel that the protagonist is so broken. He obviously hates bugs, but he dies suddenly and goes to the Zerg world. Naturally, he doesn't have a good look at the big bugs waiting to serve him. He likes objective descriptions, such as when he noticed the protruding lines on the back of the other person's neck and learned that the other person is a Zerg. There is also the cold feeling of the protagonist staying alone in the room, and his fingertips traced the badge. (),——,,, Another thing is, can small explanations outside the main text be placed in what the author has to say? I was a little bit surprised when I saw it. Also, you can learn a little bit about the usage of "De Di De". If used incorrectly in some contexts, the original meaning of the expression will be reduced. Overall, the readability is okay~ Come on, madam

I feel like the plot synopsis is okay, but I don't know why it's a little confusing because I'm very busy, and the style of the article is not very fixed. Sometimes there are some language that makes me feel a bit abrupt. Please give it a try.

Also, it's already 2026, why do you have to arrange a plot like this where the two protagonists die without talking [covering face, laughing and crying] It's for his own good that you don't want a child, can you tell me, can you tell me? [Covering face, laughing and crying] OKOK, respect all the author's arrangements. I respect this plot, but can the author please properly handle the emotional relationship between the two protagonists? I'm confused now, and it's still those few sentences. I don't know why Gong suddenly changed his feelings for Shou, and I don't understand why Shou didn't clearly express his love for Gong until halfway through the whole story. Obviously in the first few chapters, he described some subconscious attachment behaviors towards Gong, so why did it become like this in the middle period? [Covering face, laughing and crying] I don't understand.

Although when it comes to running with the ball, it is true that the offense comes first and the subject misunderstands, and it is true that the offense comes first and does not talk, but I would like to ask why, after getting the subject back, the subject began to have trouble with the offense [covering face and laughing] From the perspective of the offense, not only did the pregnant wife run away, but the two of them were together When we met, there was even a "wild man" next to the other party (I have only seen this one so far, and I haven't looked back yet. Maybe the man named Lu only helped Shou because of the deal). Oh my god, how many male insects have Shou been surrounded by from the beginning to now?? It wasn't enough to have an ambiguous partner whom both of them were interested in each other. They also had to arrange for another male to lie on Shou's lap, and for the ambiguous partner to tie Shou's hair. This wasn't enough. Now there was another role. For someone like me, who is very emotionally demanding, this is really, really, really unfriendly. I really understand it, I just think that since two people are together, they should at least know how to keep their distance [covering face, laughing and crying] Although the two of them have not clearly and formally expressed their feelings for each other in this article, but based on the background of your article, their actual marriage relationship is actually a constraint, so why arrange such a plot without any gender distance? I really don't understand it and it's hard to accept.

Seeing now, the only feeling I feel is that I am angry, aggrieved, and speechless. First of all, I think the changes in Gong's feelings for Shou were very vague in the previous writing. It was as if he suddenly felt disgusted when seeing the insect marks on Shou's skin at the beginning, to willing to sleep with him later, and then found himself falling in love with Shou in the middle. I didn't notice clearly why he made these emotional changes. Then, I don't understand why this shou is already married to Gong, and the meaning in the previous article also expresses the idea that the hero in the background is filled, but this shou is still able to defend the Insect King in front of Gong. Let's make it clearer, at this time, Gong is his hero. , Isn't this Shou speaking on behalf of the Insect Emperor clearly giving away his own information? [Covering face, laughing and crying] [covering face, laughing and crying] In addition to the logical errors, this kind of content also makes me very disgusted. When I see this picture, my feeling is that although I don't know when and why Gong changed to like Shou? But at least the description of Gong makes me feel that he is interested in Shou. But for Shou, I thought he liked Gong at first, but the more I read, the less I understand. If he likes Gong, why can he, as a married female, drink with two or three males at night? Covering his face and laughing and crying] (Not to mention the feudal background of the Zerg, even in modern society, you will be criticized. I really endured it again and again. I really can't bear it anymore. Please forgive my severe mysophobia.) And the most incomprehensible thing to me is that it is normal for Gong to be jealous and angry in this situation. I don't understand why he was angry and jealous one second, and then started laughing again the next second. Is Gong's feelings so worthless?? Then what I never expected was that the author actually arranged a setting where the five senses are separated and integrated. I respect every personal setting of the author, so the question I raised here is why the author clearly said in a certain chapter that it would not be cruel, but if you read it yourself, wouldn't it still be cruel [cover your face and laugh and cry] ][ Covering face and laughing and crying] Originally, running with the ball is a very tense content. I don't know why the author wrote it to make me feel that the two of them are better [changed]. Gong obviously liked him before the fusion, and he obviously became more complete after the fusion. I don't know what he is being pretentious about. As for Shou, as of the chapter I've read so far, I haven't seen him express his love clearly. I'm really speechless. Since you didn't express your love, why are you insisting on keeping this child? Since you like to attack, why don't you communicate well? In this plot, neither of them has a long mouth, which is very annoying. It feels like they are just trying to run with the ball and abuse them.

Although from the point of view of knocking CP, it is a bit sadistic. But as a person who is afraid of insects, I can really understand Gong. I am also really afraid of insects. If I put myself into perspective, I feel like I simply can't survive 😭 😭 I hope the little couple will get better and better. 🥺

Elliot is so cute hahaha

Slieg is so disgusting.