All Zerg Males Are Emotionally Clueless

[Worship strength, pursue martial prowess, revere fertility]

Hundreds of years ago, an insect social scientist used these twelve characters to sum up the nature of the insect race.

Liu Shaobai, an ordinary male insect, is working hard to write a good romance novel.

The first time he heard those words, he brought out several thick stacks of writing material he had personally collected, interviewed people for, and organized during college. Slamming them on the table, he said, “I offer this as proof that those words are complete nonsense! Trying to sum up an entire species in twelve characters is incredibly arrogant.”

These materials include, but are not limited to, the following:

His male insect friend A: A vulgar love story between a mischievous little troublemaker who stirs up chaos for fun and a well-dressed pervert.

His male insect friend B: A legendary tale of a painfully unrequited love between a pretentious man pretending not to care and a military female insect whose only goal is earning military honors.

His male insect friend C: A story of redemption between a chronically ill, clingy sweetheart and a good-for-nothing who has been thoroughly used and broken.

They're obviously all a bunch of clueless idiots when it comes to love, right?

The most extensive section of his notebook is devoted to his observations of female insects, including his future consort, Mu Shaoai. They all have different personalities and behave differently. There's no way twelve characters could describe them all.

Liu Shaobai embraces his consort and kisses his face, his lips, and the ring on his finger.

He thinks that for his next book, he'll turn the love story between him and his consort into a novel, and write this on the title page:

[Dedicated to my eternally beloved, Mu Shaoai.]

Liu Shaobai, a sick-in-the-head male insect with a Type Four artist personality x Mu Shaoai, a genuinely sick-in-the-head female insect with a Type One perfectionist personality

*Ensemble cast

Theme: Love must be built on mutual understanding