Graduation Is Forbidden at the Infinite Academy

Kavatesla Planet Noble Academy has branches spread across the planet and operates under a system of complete freedom. Here, it doesn't matter who you are: as long as you're strong enough, you get a say.

Nan Yu was the last inheritor of the Miaojiang Gu tradition. But after the Gu insects he raised turned on him and bit him, he transmigrated to the future interstellar era and became an undocumented resident of Kavatesla Planet.

Before he could think of a solution, he was mistaken for a runaway student and dragged back to the academy, where he was even put through a cruel entrance assessment.

Thus began a student life of "learning through practice and growing stronger through struggle."

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Glayston had always had one little sore spot: he was an adult, but he had yet to transform into a butterfly. As the little prince with the purest insectoid bloodline, he had still not transformed upon reaching adulthood, so he continued to bear the distinctive traits of the insect race: a pair of pearly white antennae and... a tail.

But because of his noble status and formidable strength, no one had ever dared bring it up to his face.

That is, until the day of the entrance assessment. He lost to a human by a single point. So what if that person had won? He was pretty good-looking, too. Glayston wasn't petty, and had planned to go over and make friends with him.

Instead, he was rejected.

The young man had cool, refined features and moved with an air of elegance, yet his words were utterly cold.

He said, "Sorry, I don't like insects."

Proud Glayston had never before been looked at with such loathing.

In the darkness, countless tentacles, like suction cups, swept toward the young man. But the next instant, they stopped abruptly when they reached the bitten wound on his wrist. Then, the tentacles quietly withdrew.

Never mind. He's just a weak human.

[Reading Guide]:

P.S. The insect-race setting is my own, with larval and butterfly forms. This isn't a traditional infinite-flow story; it has real-world scenes. The author is terrible at logic, and the protagonist's intelligence depends on the author. The only thing he may be good at is fighting. The story focuses on romance and adventure challenges, with a little mystery-solving, but not much.

|tωt)っ◆+ Important point, repeated three times: The gong is a real jerk in the early and middle parts. The gong and shou are at odds, constantly sabotaging and mocking each other, and never understanding one another. This isn't a wish-fulfillment novel, a Mary Sue novel, or a love-at-first-sight story. The gong isn't very nice to the shou in the early and middle parts. Don't read if you dislike that, and proceed with caution if you're very particular about character types.

Key point: The gong is genuinely awful in the early part (a rabid dog), and still a jerk later (a loyal dog). The romance is the focus, with the plot in a supporting role. Every arc serves to pave the way for their relationship.

(Friendly reminder: This novel is quite long, so I don't recommend subscribing to the whole thing at once. Also, if you can't stand the gong and shou's characterization in the chapters before it goes VIP, don't believe that things will get better later. Cut your losses in time.)

1. This is a simple, light read. Just read it, don't think too hard.

2. There are lots and lots and lots of original settings, so don't nitpick.

3. Everything in the plot serves the development of this novel.

4. A novel is just a novel. Don't project it onto real life.

5. Everyone has different tastes. Be civil when discussing the story, and cut your losses if you don't like it.

6. If you find a bug, please point it out without flaming me. No personal attacks, please.

7. Next novel: The Sickly Beauty Doesn't Want to Be a Villain

Theme: Study hard, make progress every day, pass smoothly, and graduate successfully!