After the Author Transmigrated into a Book, He Spoiled the Disabled Villain Rotten [Insectoid]

You can criticize the author, but please don't attack my protagonist (bows).

Xiruiler transmigrated into a book.

More specifically, he transmigrated into a book he had written himself.

On his first day after transmigrating, he was picked up by a handsome... insect.

The insect had black hair and blue eyes, with a faint hint of melancholy in his gaze. He instantly stole the heart of the literary-minded Xiruiler.

But...

Why had his kid been exiled to a barren star?!

Why was the insect emperor still sitting comfortably on his throne?!

Why was the most stubborn, socially clueless villain in the whole book so damn sweet?!

Xiruiler sprawled on top of the handsome insect, took a deep breath, and smiled with satisfaction.

Never mind the kid. He'd deal with that later, after he won over his sweetheart!

*

Sevilla was injured in a defensive war. He lost one wing and became a crippled insect. To make matters worse, he had overused his mental energy, causing a violent upheaval in his mental sea that was difficult to heal.

One day, by chance, he picked up a male insect. This insect was not only different from the other cruel, arrogant males, but could also soothe the turmoil in Sevilla's mind.

Greedy for the comfort in his mental sea, Sevilla secretly used underhanded tricks to keep the male insect by his side. But he never expected that male to be no ordinary insect!

Sevilla watched the male insect's eyes light up with excitement, silently wrapped himself tighter in his little blanket, and, looking utterly aggrieved, curled his tail around the other's wrist.

Scheming male insect: "What? Don't want it?"

Adorable female insect: "Mmm~"

P.S.:

1. The shou has lost half a wing and has a tail. (Only female insects have tails and wings.)

2. Male insects generally have powerful mental abilities, but weak bodies.

3. The gong is half human and half insect. Specifically, he has a human mind and body, but the spirit of an insect.

Theme: Sincerely love every character you write.