(10,000 Words Saved) Struggling to Survive in an Insectoid Novel

Cheerful, sunny college student gong who pretends to be straight without realizing it vs. aloof beauty zerg shou who descends from his pedestal for love

Yu Nan accidentally transmigrates into a male-oriented harem novel about the Zerg, becoming one of the male protagonist's early harem members.

He's a minor cannon-fodder character with so little screen time that he doesn't survive past the middle of the story.

His only important role is to plot against the male protagonist's fiance, helping their romance along before meeting his own untimely end.

The cannon fodder had fulfilled his purpose the day before Yu Nan transmigrated.

All that remained for Yu Nan was the fate of a cannon-fodder sub-female who, in the original story, was tortured and died a gruesome death.

Yu Nan fell silent, then took three seconds to come up with a plan to save himself.

Save the male protagonist's fiance, stay away from the male protagonist and his harem, and keep a low profile as he lived his own quiet life.

But Yu Nan never expected that after he saved the male protagonist's fiance, the man would cling to him. He's really just a sub-female, so why is the guy standing so close? In the original story, you were as aloof as a rose on a snowy peak. What is this business of you starting to bloom for me?

The male zerg pinned him in a corner, carefully sniffing his neck, and said hoarsely, "I can smell a male zerg on you!"

Reading Guide:

1. Gong-focused story. Yu Nan is the gong, and he's a male zerg, though he doesn't know it himself. His identity is revealed later.

2. Both leads are each other's first and only partners. Happy ending. The shou has no romantic feelings for the original male protagonist.

Theme: Saving others is also a way of saving yourself