"Wild bugs follow the method of natural selection and live and live. When they encounter powerful foreign things like humans, they will run away, knowing that they will be killed. But what about the bugs that are raised by humans and deliberately thrown to fight? They have to kill them until the last one is left. It can ensure safety in the tank. Then the voodoo breeder will open the tank, fish out the insect that has eaten the corpse, tame it, and teach it, so that it can no longer live freely after becoming several times stronger, and can only rely on this guy who harmed it. The voodoo breeder will decide whether to live or die. It is less than before entering the tank to become stronger. If the human nature is much more crazy, then the Gu breeder will still be chirping about daddy and mommy - ugh! That's boring, isn't it? The bug comes out of the shell and has no blood or flesh when it is born, so it naturally has no idea of mom and dad. If you really see it, you might just become the food of its parents. If you say that a living person wants to be the parent of a bug, should you say that he has too much kindness, or that he has the thought of "it is food waiting to be used and eaten when necessary" written on his face?
Intent: No matter what kind of animal, once it reaches the state of being tamed by humans, it becomes an appendage of humans and will be required to imitate human nature. Calling itself a 'parent' is just the most common unification of tamed animals.