After an Unlucky Straight Man Accidentally Becomes an Insect Queen

The Su Lin in the main story is the happiest Su Lin in the parallel world; the She Li in the side story is the happiest She Li in the parallel world.

I've been too lazy to comment since I started reading. But since the incident with the author's family, and the controversy surrounding the alleged AI-generated content in "Human Honey," I can feel the impact on her. Just now, while rereading the story, I saw a comment from someone mentioning discovering AI-generated content by an author they subscribed to, so I'm marking that down. It's quite disheartening. The author's non-human fiction has never been a substitute for me; she finds a very delicate balance between the thrilling, melodramatic moments and the unsettling feeling of various non-human horror elements. Excluding "Human Honey," which is currently being serialized, none of her completed works, including some with unresolved plot points, show any signs or evidence of AI-generated content. The emergence of AI will inevitably shake up the entire market; I don't know if it's good or bad. I hope the author can adjust her mindset and find her comfort zone again. ❤️

Yes! That's right! This must be the life that Sheri loves most!! Ordinary, but with his mother loving him the most!!! So touching! The ending was so moving. Almost every insect found peace amidst their regrets. Linlin, though unable to fully return to human society, finally found a home and the love of her dreams. Medisus, though becoming one with an insect he didn't like, now possesses all of Linlin (honestly, I think after fully accepting his two sides, he often teases Linlin about it... Tsk, I love seeing Linlin frantically trying to appease him). Little Number, A Sip, Qilan, Milian... All the insects finally found their mothers. Sheri also finally got to be with his mother. Commander Linlin can finally rest in peace. 😭😭😭So sad yet so heartwarming, this story is so well-written. The tension is incredible, but it ultimately settles comfortably into a simple, happy ending. I love this writing style so much!!! I love it so much!!!

If Sheri in the main text could glimpse this love, would it alleviate some of the pain?🤔 But it would be like drinking poison to quench thirst, and perhaps seeing it but not being able to have it is more cruel than never having seen it at all?

😭😭😭😭 Yes, this is Sheri's favorite story, I promise 😭😭 I feel the most connection with Sheri, and I'm indifferent to the other male leads. Ten thousand years is too terrifying. The author may have just written it casually, but I really resonate with this kind of story about a devilish bottle of love turning into hate. In the first century, I often thought, 'Whoever rescues me in this century, I will repay him and grant him a lifetime of wealth and honor.' A hundred years passed, and no one came to my rescue. At the beginning of the second century, I said, 'Whoever rescues me in this century, I will repay him and show him all the treasures of the world.' But no one came to my rescue. At the beginning of the third century, I said, 'Whoever rescues me in this century, I will repay him and fulfill his three wishes.' In the fourth hundredth year, I thought, whoever saved me, I will destroy him. Desperate loneliness and madness, resentment at being betrayed by the world 😭 What hurts me most is waiting in vain, the silence of life that even immortal beings cannot bear, I have to wait 100,000 years, with pain.

Sheli is so happy, she can have all of her mother's love all to herself. Poor Sheli, boohoo!

The main story of Sheli is too tragic, but thankfully there are side stories to ease things up.

I'm so touched. Finally, I have a mom in my dorm room in this world.

Ah, Sheri, he has finally found his happiness, that's wonderful.

The little insects are so pitiful. I hope they can live a happy life after they develop independent consciousness.