I Humiliated My Target, and He Became My Husband

The full story costs 158 coins. Thank you, dear readers, for supporting the official version! My next book will be Adopting a Male Insect. If you like it, please add it to your favorites! [Insect-world short story, top-focused, plot-driven top who reads messages but replies at random × obsessive bottom] To help the protagonists grow, their path is strewn with thorns. The System's task is to bind itself to a Host and humiliate the protagonist, thereby awakening the deepest desire for growth in his heart. A spoiled, arrogant male insect with an overwhelming sadistic streak (truly spoiled, only pretending to be sadistic) × an unyielding, outwardly gentle but inwardly scheming commoner major general System: You must whip the protagonist's back mercilessly and break off his bone wings to keep as a trophy. But the male insect read the instructions and replied with something entirely different. He bought a soft whip on the interstellar network. As it turned out, it had a special effect. The first time he whipped the protagonist's back for a mission, the protagonist flushed all over. The male insect pretended he wasn't strong enough and decided to bite through the protagonist's bone wing. Though he claimed to be afraid of blood, he only left a few tooth marks on the wing. Later, after the male insect finished his mission, the System told him to leave. The major general, eyes red at the corners, pinned him against the wall. "Don't abandon Talos. Please..." Reading guide: 1. Fictional setting unrelated to reality. Please don't apply it to real life. 2. Top-focused, one-on-one, both virgins. An insect-world story of mutual affection and healing. Readers with extreme character preferences, please avoid. 3. Long live sweet romance! The bottom has a one-sided crush on the top at first, then they dote on each other. A sugary story with no concern for logic. 4. Thank you, dear readers, for your support! Your clicks keep me going! Upcoming story: Adopting a Male Insect Hatchling A native male insect who was abandoned × the female insect general who adopts him Scheming, sensitive younger top × composed, older bottom Among the ruins, with his mental sea on the verge of losing control, Albert discovered a hatchling. One of his subordinates picked up the frail little hatchling. Albert said, "Take him back to the general's residence." From then on, Samuel became the exception in the general's household. Little by little, Albert raised the sensitive hatchling into a cheerful, outgoing child. Before long, Samuel began to want more and more from him. At last, one day, their conflict came to a head. "Samuel, I'm getting engaged." Samuel had only been an adult for a year, while Albert had long since reached the age of mandatory matching. Albert knew this was his only chance. Even someone as steady as him could lie without batting an eye for selfish reasons. Inside, he was already in turmoil. He only wanted to take a chance on that slim possibility. What if? Little did he know Samuel had already planned everything and was only waiting for Albert to make his move. Little scene 1: Childhood Albert had just returned from the battlefield when Samuel, the little hatchling, rushed into his arms as soon as he came through the door. "Big brother, this flower is pretty. It's for you." Samuel held out a freshly picked interstellar rose with his soft little hand. His gentle voice struck deep in the female insect's heart. The rose was vivid in color and didn't suit Albert's attire at all. Still, the female insect took it and carefully tucked it into his breast pocket. Little scene 2: Adulthood Albert's long-suppressed heat finally erupted. To avoid hurting Samuel, he locked himself away. But Samuel obtained a pass and forced his way into the isolation room. The female insect's eyes were moist. Usually so composed, he turned his face aside, trying to hide how disheveled he looked. The next moment, Samuel threw his arms around him. "Big brother, I found you." Like rain after a long drought. Reading guide: 1. Fictional setting unrelated to reality. Please don't apply it to real life. 2. Raising a child in the first part. Romance begins only after he comes of age. (Emphasis added.) 3. In this interstellar setting, insects live an average of 300 years. The age gap is no problem, and the adoption relationship automatically ends when the child becomes an adult. 4. The story focuses on their relationship, with mutual affection, one-on-one. Readers with extreme character preferences, please avoid. Theme: Flowers bloom in the swamp.