[An atypical insectoid setting, with lots of original worldbuilding]
[Set in a fictional world, unrelated to reality. Please don't draw parallels to real life.]
A peace treaty was signed to address the surplus of single insects and humans. To serve his country, the young insect prince Lou Qiu was awarded a human omega wife: delicate, fragile, and a little too clever for her own good.
Before they met:
Lou Qiu: Omega = little weakling
Sui Huai: Male insect = good-for-nothing
Well, this is going to be a disaster.
After they met:
Lou Qiu: Female insects shorter than a male insect are hard to find, and omegas taller than male insects aren't common either. Thank goodness my wife is tiny!
Sui Huai: He's so handsome! I can totally go for a beautiful, decorative vase!
An exploration of just how harmonious married life can be when you spend every day swooning over each other's beauty and cuteness.
It'd be even better if we got scammed less often. These two little weaklings don't really want to charge into battle.
Never mind, let's pull ourselves together.
[Across a thousand years of time and separation, in the season when fresh snow falls, lost half of my soul, please return to my side.]
Pairing: Male insect gong x omega shou
Theme: Love and peace
Come on, who knows? I think about it day by day and dream about it at night. After writing about the true nature of the Zerg race, my dreams at noon today were full of big moths! I also dreamed of one flying like crazy in my closet! I woke up with a fright!
? Happy New Year and all the best 💪💪💪
I wish me and my little angels a happy new year and all the best [rose][rose]❤️❤️[showing hearts][showing hearts][spread flowers][sprinkle flowers]💪💪
20 Many chapters and comments in the revised version are not correct, don't blame me 🥺
Hey hey hey hey um um happy happy happy!
It was well written, I saw a sincere, beautiful and gorgeous love
Hahaha Shark single dog to add to the fun
The name of Ringed Necromancer is very western, but it looks quite cute.
Eat a two-dimensional wedding candy
At first glance, you can see the south, with many flowers. The only evergreens in the northeast are pine trees.