[Updates will be irregular during graduation season, but I promise I will never abandon this story!]
In a hive society, female insects are privileged members of the ruling class, while male insects are merely disposable reproductive tools and flesh-and-blood shields on the front lines. Jun Ze is a male insect living in this society.
A betrayal engineered on the battlefield unexpectedly sent him to another world with a completely different set of rules.
Male insects are physically frail and can't survive on their own, so they need female insects to care for them?
Jun Ze looked at the muscles he'd built through years of combat and didn't know what to say.
Male insects are born emotionally sensitive and need to be treated with care?
Jun Ze thought of how he'd used his S-rank mental power to block out his emotions and fell into deep thought.
Jun Ze pretended to be a frail male insect, thinking a wonderful life of freedom was within reach. But his pheromones matched those of a bug general who had long topped the list of those least interested in marrying a female insect. They got the full package: marriage certificate, wedding, and living together. His plans were completely upended.
Jun Ze looked at the general in front of him, who was handing over his salary card with a cold expression, and felt conflicted.
Wait, male insects get treated this well here? They even assign you a meal ticket?
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The general had always thought that although his male spouse was taller than most male insects, he was, at heart, a gentle little sweetheart who liked to act cute.
That was, until the day factional infighting put him in danger, and his seemingly frail sweetheart coldly tore apart an alien insect taller than himself with his bare hands.
The general: ...Sorry, I misjudged you.
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I offer my loyalty to my queen and male spouse.
* A gentle and virtuous-seeming top with overwhelming combat strength, devoted-dog style x a cold on the outside, warm on the inside, lecherous, lovesick bottom
* They're both hopelessly devoted to each other (not really), a sweet little romance (though after finishing it, I realized it isn't very sweet at all TAT)
* The writing and logic are so-so. Please offer corrections gently QAQ
Theme: Love is equal and beautiful
Jiu Min, I have never read this type of article before, and I didn't read the character design of Gong Shou carefully at the end. I always thought Ozawa was Shou Xinghe or Gong, and I have always wondered why the attacker is called a female insect [pupils are shocked]. What's even more outrageous is that when I thought about the male-female composition of bee society and felt something was wrong, I automatically thought of it as a private design (…). Jiu Min, I can stand against this, what kind of god am I? (Www, but I will never abandon the article! The article is very beautiful!)
Don't go to school, refuse to go to school!!!
This pair looks great too! I don't like the deputy CP very much, but I kind of like this pair.
Let's think about it: Ozawa's teacher and his CP are beautiful and strong people who have been oppressed by the hive's social structure and become black. When they come to this social structure that is somewhat hierarchical, they retaliate to aggravate the degree of hendom here. Is it similar to a Tang princess who wore her face and became a high official in the Ming Dynasty to suppress the status of women?
Well, I remember that the word "bearing the brunt" means being the first to be attacked or suffer a disaster. Did you use it incorrectly in the third paragraph on the first page of this chapter? The context doesn't seem to fit very well (scratching your head)
Is deputy CP considered homosexual or transsexual?
Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good looking
Hahahahahahahahaha
Finished with flowers. (The following content contains some spoilers, so don't read it if you don't care.) This article is a bit strange. The author only touched on many parts in one stroke. After reading the article, I realized that there are three world lines (but it is already very powerful to be able to write it). Looking at the full text, it seems that Shou does not have many roles in it, which is a little bit unnecessary. He only entered the main line at about thirty or forty chapters, and after entering the main line, he still flickered and had no sense of existence. He felt inferior to the people in the original world line and Teacher Zhong in the current world line. Gong did mention that the loyal dog gave his life to Shou in the article. Gong licked Shou but did not suffer. There is a scene of licking Gong, but compared to Shou, the guard captain Yafei, Teacher Zhong, and Admiral Lin who are afraid of Shou are more vivid and vivid. Shou in this article is like Xiaolan in Conan, and their feelings towards Shou are that you don't understand him, he likes you but you don't know anything, you don't know how cruel his world is, and you don't know anything but we want to save him, it's up to you. In short, buy with caution, and I hope the author can write better and better in the future.
On I am not satisfied with my partner, but that me is not me, but that me is me