The Male Insect Who Drifted in from Chapeli

New Novel: The Stray Cat, Ying Huai & Ying Fangqi, straightforward puppy & straightforward younger uncle After the Straight-Laced Man Transmigrates into the Insectoid World, Xie Qun & Su She'an, painfully straight inferior male insect & high-ranking female insect with a tragic fate Synopsis: Voss never knew he was a male insect until he came of age. He had a huge, ugly patch of crimson insect markings on the back of his neck and was disabled. How could he possibly be a delicate, pampered male insect? He came of age in the arena of a match on a barren planet, and immediately underwent a complete secondary transformation. The female-insect criminals there were suppressed by his mental power until their faces flushed and blood poured from their eyes, noses, mouths, and ears, yet they still crawled toward him. It was revolting and terrifying. Just as Voss was dislocating the arm of his third female insect, a particle cannon blasted open the doors of the sealed underground fighting arena with a deafening boom. A tall, lithe figure strode in, backlit. He wore a dark, fitted military uniform, and the beautiful, dreamlike golden wings on his back gleamed with a dangerous, icy light. He was a female insect. The air was thick with the scent of Voss's pheromones. Standing on the arm of a female insect beneath his feet, Voss watched the newcomer warily. "You stink." Voss's eyelid twitched, and he passed out. By the time he woke, his transformation was complete. He had become a precious male insect, and General Lan Che, who had rescued him, had taken him aboard a starship. Later... An irreverent magazine reported that the most popular love confession among female insects came from Major General Voss Golden, who said this to his male consort: "Your wings leave me dazzled and spellbound." Golden means golden. This is entirely fictional and has no connection to reality. It has a fairly large ensemble cast and lots of couples, so proceed with caution if that's not your thing. Theme: Stay true to yourself, and don't let yourself be led astray