Becoming the Male Lord of the Future Villain, Who Is Beyond Redemption

Blurb:

You wake up after a perfectly ordinary night's sleep to find you've transmigrated into your friend's unfinished book, where you've become the male insect of the future archvillain, a heinous scoundrel guilty of every sin. What should you do? Asking online, and it's urgent!

Research whiz Fushang is caught in an accident and transmigrates into his friend's unfinished manuscript, becoming a scummy insect modeled after himself. His female spouse will soon overthrow the male-insect supremacist regime, and Fushang will be torn apart by five horses!

Transmigrating into a book means landing straight in a deadly situation. Looking at his stunning female spouse, covered in wounds because of him, Fushang shamefully finds himself falling for him!

Klaixi is the most dazzling military insect in the Norman Empire. With a face as exquisite as God's finest creation, hair brilliant as the Milky Way, and cool jade-green eyes, he is hailed as "the Empire's Galaxy."

Yet at his award ceremony, the Emperor marries him off as the female spouse of the Ninth Prince because the youngest male prince casually praises him as a joke. The ceremony instantly becomes an engagement banquet, and all his hard work over the years goes up in smoke.

His third maturation period arrives without warning. After being punished for three days and four nights in a dark chamber because his male spouse takes out his anger on him, the male spouse who suddenly appears seems somehow different...

*Set in a fictional world unrelated to reality; please don't apply it to real life.

Reader's guide:

1. The worldbuilding is entirely my own! Entirely my own! Entirely my own! It's loosely based on ABO, with marking but no childbirth.

2. The bone wings are inspired by bat or dragon wings, with soft cartilage and transparent membranes. They harden and develop bone spurs in battle. The male insects' wings are inspired by mayflies. Their colors and whether they are covered in down or scales vary by species.

3. Fushang has an ancestral bloodline; his bone-wing color is inspired by the giant dragonfly. Klaixi's bone-wing color is inspired by the glasswing butterfly!

4. I'll write whatever makes me happy. If you don't like it, please leave on your own. The top and bottom's attitudes and feelings will gradually change. Also, insects don't get diabetes! Insects don't get diabetes! Who's ever heard of bugs getting diabetes from eating too much sugar? In this story, sugar is an essential, high-energy food for insects.

5. I'll add more if I think of anything.

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Blurb:

Xishu Mian, a perennial white moonlight character in xianxia novels, is the most troublesome employee at the Space-Time Administration. He can only play the doomed white moonlight who dies early in the protagonist's xianxia story. It's easy work, pays well, and leaves a lasting impression.

He's best at doing the unexpected and ignoring the System, yet he always manages to complete his missions in surprising ways, driving more than ten top Systems at the Space-Time Administration to the brink. His record speaks for itself.

But you can't keep causing trouble without eventually getting caught. The Systems Xishu Mian drove crazy finally stop putting up with him and decide to throw him into an angst novel to teach him a lesson.

Who is Xishu Mian?

If he were willing to accept his fate like a good little boy, he wouldn't be himself.

Planning to drag someone down with him if he has to die, he starts a brawl. Several of his close friends come to watch, and the fight turns into a group transmigration.

World: "Leave That Female Insect Alone, Let Me Take His Place"

Genre: Insect Race, beautiful-but-tragic, redemption

Goal: Stop the villain from turning evil. Current progress: 0/4

A collection of short, sweet stories, each with its own cast and tale. Don't miss it if you like insect fiction!

P.S. This book wasn't well written, so I'm starting over with a new one I've carefully prepared to salvage my reputation.]

Theme: The ending is undecided, and anything is possible. Create a new future among the dangers of the stars.