The Human Marshal Writes Novels in the Zerg Empire

This story will go premium on September 22. Thanks for supporting the official release! Hoss, humanity's supreme Alpha commander, transmigrates back to the eve of the war between humans and the Zerg. Humans and the Zerg originated from the same civilization. Alpha pheromones completely overpower male Zerg and can perfectly soothe and mark female Zerg. But the Zerg Male Protection Association has kept this crucial information tightly under wraps. To weaken the military, they've spread the idea that humans are a threat and forced wave after wave of female Zerg to the battlefield. "Humans are savage." "Human pheromones will only destroy female Zerg." "Don't be fooled by the humans' sweet talk." At this point, there are three years left before the wormhole connecting the human and Zerg worlds appears. After transmigrating to a remote planet, the Alpha finally earns enough through hunting to buy a computer. The first thing he does when he turns it on is type the long-awaited title of his novel: "I Accidentally Went Through a Wormhole and Met My Destined S-Class Human Husband." The novel quickly becomes a sensation across the Zerg world. Before humans have even arrived, the first impression that humans are friendly and devoted has already taken root in the minds of every oppressed female Zerg. While investigating a treason case, Percival unexpectedly acquires two bottles of super-S-class male Zerg pheromones. Their source is unknown, but tests show their genetic level surpasses every record in Zerg history. Every strange occurrence leads back to one peculiar sub-female. He says he's a "human pioneer." With Hoss's guidance, military radar picks up a signal from the other side of the distant universe. Before long, their remote communications are turned into a massive full-dive game, promoted with the slogan, "A top-tier human partner for every player!" On the first day the game launches, the registration page crashes under the traffic. The lucky female Zerg who make it into the game drool over the impeccably designed "NPCs." A year later, the wormhole appears, and the game's "NPCs" become real, living humans. They show up in front of the female Zerg and ask the players to honor the promises they made in the game. To give both sides a model for how to get along in real life, a one-of-a-kind livestream quietly begins. On camera, Hoss takes Percival's fingertips in his hand. Noticing the other's muscles tense, he gently explains: "Holding hands is a way to show affection in the human world." The clever butterfly Zerg takes the idea one step further. He twists free of Hoss's grip, then wraps his own hand around the Alpha's palm. Less than a month after the wormhole appears, the first human-Zerg marriage takes place. Only then does everyone realize that the Zerg, with more females than males, and humans, with more Alphas than Omegas, are each other's salvation. Human Alphas fit female Zerg's tastes perfectly, and can soothe and mark them, allowing them to become pregnant and lay little Zerg eggs. The wormhole's unexpected arrival is the universe's most romantic gift. P.S. This is a fictional setting and has no connection to reality. Please don't conflate it with real life! Theme: Saving each other.