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As the adopted son of the Imperial Marshal and a hero of the Ensa Campaign, Xin En had his identity stripped from him and lost everything. Only at the very end did he learn that he had merely been a tool for the other man to consolidate his position, a stepping stone for his adoptive father's biological son.
He did not die on the battlefield. Instead, Xin En, treated as “prey,” won again and again in the fighting arena, never giving up the thought of escape for a single day.
His life would never end in this stinking arena, beneath the lewd and filthy gazes of the nobles!
He would escape and take revenge on the adoptive father who had buried his life. To do so, he could use anyone, from the slave owner with a greedy eye to the disgusting bugs.
And so, they heard His voice and caught the scent of that sweet nectar.
Disgusting, inhuman, countless bugs coiled around His strong body, writhing and kissing Him as they wove Him the warmest, strongest nest.
They asked Him: The Empire had fallen, the Emperor had surrendered, and the stars had all been brought under His control. Was He satisfied?
“What could possibly make you unhappy? What more could you want?”
“Give us your orders. Call to us. Everything will be as you wish.”
Those who called Xin En by name, like children clinging to their mother, were his “husbands,” monsters so beautiful they were almost inhuman.
Xin En: ...Today is another day I want to escape.
He came from the abyss, and the stars bowed at His feet.
[Reader's Guide]
1. The protagonist is a man who likes men, and he is the receiving partner: a broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted, long-legged, dark-skinned hunk with a huge chest. His figure is incredible, and he's devastatingly handsome. There is more than one pursuing partner, all based on monsters: gigantic, ferocious monsters. They won't just take on humanoid forms; there will also be scenes of them interacting with him in their original forms.
2. Set in a fictional world unrelated to reality. Everything is extraterrestrial, so please don't compare it to the real world.
3. The insect mother reigns supreme. The protagonist is adored by everyone, with more suitors introduced as the plot unfolds.
4. Written to indulge particular tastes. If this isn't your thing, please read with caution. Please don't yell at the author, sob.
Divider, Please check out my upcoming story, another hunky male protagonist paired with an insect mother
"The Honest, Hulking Insect Mother Is Expecting"
Yas was a low-ranking worker bug: timid, honest, slow-witted, and taciturn. Every day, he did the dirtiest, most exhausting work, and had nothing but a relatively healthy body.
Like countless other short-lived bugs, he should have been content to live quietly until the age of fifty and then die. That was how things were, until the day of the routine checkup every bug underwent after reaching adulthood.
His compatibility with a royal bug was one hundred percent.
It was only when a fleet from the home planet descended on the junk planet that Yas learned his adoptive father was the shameless human thief those important figures spoke of.
He had stolen the “Mother,” who had lain dormant for hundreds of years without hatching.
This bug before them was tall and robust. He had neither the lovely looks of a nectar bug nor the noble bloodline of a royal bug. Even repeated genetic tests showed that he was nothing more than the lowest, most common kind of worker bug. So why?
Why couldn't they look away from him?
The royal bugs questioned themselves. They scorned the “cheap” nectar scent on him, yet couldn't help wanting to draw closer.
It wasn't until he unleashed a pheromone storm in the human capital, overcome by the fever of his heat, that every royal bug realized with bloodshot eyes:
The insect mother had been right beside them all along.
And Yas's belly was already growing.
“Just because Mom's compatibility with you is 100%, that doesn't mean the baby has to be yours! Mom's compatibility with me is 100% too!”
[Reader Advisory]
1. Set in a fictional world unrelated to reality. Everything is extraterrestrial, so please don't compare it to the real world.
2. The insect mother reigns supreme. Various nonhuman pursuing partners × a hunky, nectar-scented male protagonist. The protagonist is the receiving partner, and there will be scenes of him interacting with them in their original forms. More pursuing partners are introduced as the story unfolds. No shipping the pursuers with each other, no self-inserts, and no reversing the pairings (×).
4. Written to indulge particular tastes. If this isn't your thing, please read with caution.
"The Hated True Young Master Loved by Him", nonhuman evil god pursuing partner × obedient, hunky bear
Theme: Find the courage to love life, no matter how many times it takes.
Everyone has become their mother's eldest son [dog head]
Forget it, these two IF endings are both sad, because Sheen has always insisted that he was punished by the old man. With this reason in mind, no matter which ending is sad,
I feel that although the extra chapter is he, it is actually just that after careful consideration, Sinn decided to shoulder the shackles of the old humanity and become an insect mother. It is hard to say whether it is better to become an insect mother driven by hatred and anger, or whether it is better to become an insect mother in this state. In fact, in the end, it is better to become an insect mother driven by hatred and anger. In the end, Sinn did not make the "choice" on his own initiative. He became an excellent adopted son before, then became the hero of the planet, and now is the queen of the empire. In the future, he will become the insect mother because he carries the old humanity on his back. Looking at it this way, the Zerg who gave Sinn the opportunity to choose are actually a bit cute...
Heaving a sigh of relief yet feeling heavy [crying]
This shows that no matter how painful the price is, we should just break it off [covering face and laughing and crying], otherwise the end result will be like this if line, and compromise will only be manipulated.
Beheif I want to eat it. I am a glutton. Every idea of the teacher is delicious. [Star Eyes] [Star Eyes] [Star Eyes]
When did the Zerg know that Sinn wanted to seek revenge from Reed Yasri?
Huh? I thought this was the end of the main chapter? It turns out that's not the case, hahaha
Wow, I read it in one go. It's really shocking. Although there are some different words and dialects that are not easy to understand in some places, I really enjoyed reading the whole novel.
Moreover, the protagonist is really super charming and the plot is also very good.
At first, Sinn just wanted revenge on his adoptive father. He is really a very emotional person and a person with super strong willpower. That's why he was so angry about being betrayed by his adoptive father and deprived of his life. After that, his identity as a "human" was deprived and his sense of identity was gone... Thinking about it, his hometown and compatriots were destroyed by the emperor. It is really hard not to go crazy.
"Identity recognition and recognition" is really one of the everlasting topics of discussion.
It's so beautiful. My wife is really imaginative. She writes the Zerg very imaginatively. The prototypes are extremely cool and cool. Some of the unique settings for the Zerg are also great. It's a very good story. The obsession of all the bugs with the insect mother is also very logical. It's nice to read. I look forward to my wife's new article.
No, I really don't understand, that's it?
Everyone has become their mother's eldest son [dog head]
Forget it, these two IF endings are both sad, because Sheen has always insisted that he was punished by the old man. With this reason in mind, no matter which ending is sad,
I feel that although the extra chapter is he, it is actually just that after careful consideration, Sinn decided to shoulder the shackles of the old humanity and become an insect mother. It is hard to say whether it is better to become an insect mother driven by hatred and anger, or whether it is better to become an insect mother in this state. In fact, in the end, it is better to become an insect mother driven by hatred and anger. In the end, Sinn did not make the "choice" on his own initiative. He became an excellent adopted son before, then became the hero of the planet, and now is the queen of the empire. In the future, he will become the insect mother because he carries the old humanity on his back. Looking at it this way, the Zerg who gave Sinn the opportunity to choose are actually a bit cute...
Heaving a sigh of relief yet feeling heavy [crying]
This shows that no matter how painful the price is, we should just break it off [covering face and laughing and crying], otherwise the end result will be like this if line, and compromise will only be manipulated.
Beheif I want to eat it. I am a glutton. Every idea of the teacher is delicious. [Star Eyes] [Star Eyes] [Star Eyes]
When did the Zerg know that Sinn wanted to seek revenge from Reed Yasri?
Huh? I thought this was the end of the main chapter? It turns out that's not the case, hahaha
Wow, I read it in one go. It's really shocking. Although there are some different words and dialects that are not easy to understand in some places, I really enjoyed reading the whole novel. Moreover, the protagonist is really super charming and the plot is also very good. At first, Sinn just wanted revenge on his adoptive father. He is really a very emotional person and a person with super strong willpower. That's why he was so angry about being betrayed by his adoptive father and deprived of his life. After that, his identity as a "human" was deprived and his sense of identity was gone... Thinking about it, his hometown and compatriots were destroyed by the emperor. It is really hard not to go crazy. "Identity recognition and recognition" is really one of the everlasting topics of discussion. It's so beautiful. My wife is really imaginative. She writes the Zerg very imaginatively. The prototypes are extremely cool and cool. Some of the unique settings for the Zerg are also great. It's a very good story. The obsession of all the bugs with the insect mother is also very logical. It's nice to read. I look forward to my wife's new article.