The Little Insectoid I Picked Up Is Actually a Rebel! [Insectoid]

[Chapters 57 and 58 have been revised. The latter half of Chapter 57, from about the 50% mark onward, has been completely rewritten and is effectively brand-new. If the chapter still appears unchanged, try clearing your cache and reopening it.] [Pre-release: After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became the Obsessive Protagonist’s Moonlight. Strong × strong. Blurb below.] Qiao Lingchu transmigrates into an insectoid world and receives a mission: play the role of an evil male insect and follow the script to the end. At the end of the story, he is supposed to be executed by the female-insect rebels for his many evil deeds. The moment he opens his eyes, he finds himself holding a blood-red whip and torturing a female servant. His hand shakes, and he’s about to drop the whip. System: You can’t go out of character. Qiao Lingchu: … In the days that follow, he either eats, drinks, and makes merry as a useless layabout, or “bullies” other poor, miserable female insects. His behavior is so wicked that he’s soon put on the rebels’ hit list. Then one day, while vacationing on another planet, he finds a small female insect lying on the ground, gravely injured and near death. He takes the little female insect home. Rumors abound that the little one won’t survive the month. But not only does the little female insect recover, he also follows Qiao Lingchu around all the time, saying he wants to become his queen. Qiao Lingchu: No way. I don’t like kids! The little female insect is perfect in every way except one: he has a poker face. His expression is stiffer than a board, and even after being rejected, you can’t tell what he’s feeling. Later, the female-insect rebels breach the city. Qiao Lingchu is stunned to discover that the person who comes to arrest him is the little female insect! Qiao Lingchu: There was a spy right under my nose! The little female insect has grown much taller, and his cold, sharp eyes are filled with murderous intent. Still wearing that expressionless face, he tenderly caresses Qiao Lingchu’s cheek while putting a pair of handcuffs on him. “Dear male, come with me.” Only after that day does Qiao Lingchu learn that the little female insect he took in had been a member of the rebel army all along. And the so-called poker face was actually a human-face mask, worn to help him stay undercover at Qiao Lingchu’s side. Sharp-tongued but soft-hearted tsundere gong × two-faced, obsessive shou PS: The shou pretends to be a devoted homemaker in the early chapters, but later reveals his true nature. Notes: 1. The shou doesn’t appear until Chapter 20. 2. Lightweight and illogical. 3. The setting is made up, so don’t overthink it. 4. The gong’s soul enters another body. In the scripted world, the body is altered based on the soul’s data. The ending includes a plot point where the shou transmigrates to the modern world. After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became the Obsessive Protagonist’s Moonlight Jiang Linhe transmigrates into a novel written to make readers angry. The protagonist is framed by a demonic cultivator and abandoned by everyone. He later falls to the demonic path and goes on a killing spree. Jiang Linhe decides to stay away from the plot. Then none of it will have anything to do with him. Clearly, even without the plot, he isn’t very lucky. From the start, he’s stuck with a broken body and a child he picked up. Jiang Linhe hates children, but this one is well-behaved. He doesn’t cry or make a fuss, just nestles softly against Jiang Linhe’s shoulder and offers him any food he finds with both hands. Jiang Linhe finally gets to experience a tiny bit of the joy of being a father. He raises the child as they make their way toward the immortal sect. But the child’s extraordinary talent earns him a place with the sect leader, while Jiang Linhe has no aptitude and is only fit to sweep the entrance. So once they enter the sect, their paths diverge. Years later... Jiang Linhe watches a black-clad youth on the dueling platform coldly kick his opponent off without mercy, and is stunned. Where’s the obedient little one he raised? How did he end up like this? The youth spots him at once, and a spark finally lights in his dark eyes. The youth takes Jiang Linhe back to the inner sect, where he enjoys the finest treatment. But it doesn’t last. The youth is framed by a demonic cultivator. The sect leader refuses to believe him and even personally cripples his cultivation. Those around him laugh at him, sneer, and shove him around before dumping him into the Demon Beast Valley in disgust. By the time Jiang Linhe finally finds him, the youth is nothing like the child he once was. Blood runs down his body, his eyes are dark and sullen, and he’s like a wild beast. Only then does Jiang Linhe realize something is wrong. This story is exactly like the one in the novel written to make readers angry! After finding that distinctive birthmark on the youth, he falls silent for a long time. Great. He never escaped the plot in the first place. But facing the other’s obsession and desperation, as if Jiang Linhe were the last straw he could cling to, he knows there’s no avoiding it anymore. From then on, the protagonist’s calamities come one after another. Jiang Linhe stays by his side through it all. But when the youth is driven into a desperate corner, Jiang Linhe has an accident and disappears. By the time he returns, everyone from the past has been slaughtered. The youth has also become a demon, hunted by all. In the end, he follows the path laid out for him in the book. Jiang Linhe watches from a distance as the youth, seemingly surrounded by an aura of blood, stands before him. He steps forward of his own accord and lets the youth’s subordinate obediently take him away. Looking again into those eyes that hold nothing but cruelty, Jiang Linhe feels no fear. Amid the demons’ stunned stares, he walks up and pulls the youth into his arms, soothing him helplessly. “See? I came back.” Gong-centric + strong × strong Theme: If you want to live well, lying flat won’t cut it.