The Local Male Bug Is a Villainous Daddy

Synopsis: After his wife died, A Menglaide never remarried, raising his little bug on his own. His child went to war and died. Luo Erkempter was at fault for the defeat at the Battle of Luo Erkempter, where the entire army was wiped out. His child, his Zane, died in that battle. The moment he learned his child was dead, A Menglaide wanted to kill him! Just then, comments floated overhead: [Zane isn’t dead~] [Is that Zane? The villain?] [The crazy Zane whose mind sea hasn’t collapsed yet. I can’t believe he’s so handsome!] [He’s not Zane. He’s the villain Zane’s male father!] A Menglaide frowned. Here we go again? Years ago, A Menglaide accidentally saw comments and interfered with the original story, becoming a stumbling block in the protagonist’s love life. Years later, the wheels of fate turned once more, and he became the villain’s father in a new novel set in the same world. Back then, A Menglaide refused to be the protagonist’s foil. He caused trouble in every way he could and nearly died at the protagonist’s hands. After mending his ways, he enjoyed a few peaceful days, only for his child to be drawn into a new original story. A Menglaide couldn’t let his child become as twisted as in the original story. With the benefit of past experience, he knew that protagonists were unpredictable and that he absolutely had to get on their good side. A Menglaide had been in business for years and never missed an opportunity to profit. He wanted his son, and he wanted the benefits Luo Erkempter could bring him, too. A Menglaide pulled some strings and found Luo Erkempter, who was barely recognizable as a bug, then traded a manor for him. Over the next few months, A Menglaide kept Luo Erkempter’s coat sleek and glossy and his cheeks rosy and full of life. He tended his wounds, applied medicine, and took meticulous care of him, even more diligently than he cared for Zane. Perhaps because A Menglaide had been lonely for too long, he kept teasing Luo Erkempter, alternately drawing close and pulling away. He knew exactly what he was doing, yet surrendered to temptation all the same. The shameful thrill of bullying a female bug made his heart race, until he saw the comments saying: [Oh, Luo Erkempter is so deeply in love with him! He’ll never get back on the original plot’s track!] [So many bugs who only died later in the original story are dying now. Will the villain Zane die early too?] A Menglaide’s brain sounded the alarm. He instantly came to his senses and prepared to send Luo Erkempter away from the Capital Star. When Luo Erkempter heard that the male bug he loved was sending him away, his face instantly went deathly pale. The proud military female bug bowed his back and knelt on one knee. “Your Excellency, I love you.” “You can’t be so cruel. You let me experience a kind of affection unlike anything else in the world, then force me to pull away from it and sober up against my will...” “I’ll die.” Bonus scene: Zane came home, welcomed by his beloved male father and his best friend. Luo Erkempter was an SS-rank female bug with no family to rely on. Zane wanted his male father to adopt Luo Erkempter as his godson and strengthen the Amaiga family. Taking Zane’s injuries and fragile heart into account, A Menglaide said, “...We’ll talk about it after you’ve healed.” In the middle of the night, Zane got thirsty and opened the medical capsule to look for water. In the living room, he found his best friend with his clothes half undone and his hair a mess, pinning his male father down, straddling him, and kissing him passionately... Notes: 1. The top is in the prime of his life by bug standards. In this story, the average bug lives 299 years. 2. The bottom is only three years older than the top’s child. 3. The top’s child often praises his Daddy. The bottom has a crush on the top and looks up to him. 4. No matter how normal the top pretends to be, he’s still a native male bug: lustful, narrow-minded, arrogant, and vindictive. He’s simply not a good person. 5. This is an entirely fictional setting and has nothing to do with reality. Please don’t apply it to real life. 6. The writing is at kindergarten level. The author writes whatever comes to mind in their dreams, TvT. Blurb written: 2025.09.24 Theme: Always make an effort to get what you want