Aliens? My Zerg Queen Parasite Slaughters Them All

* A carefree, flirtatious colonel who loves teasing his wife, and whose combat power is maxed out, as the gong

* A silver-haired, aloof and innocent bioman who reaches his waist, and is a possessive, jealous king, as the shou

A string of love codes grows amid precisely measured mechanical data.

In the life Shen Que has mapped out, Kuang Ye is the one and only variable.

★ Main story told in third person from the gong's perspective

[Emotional Blurb (Shou's Perspective)]

I am a bioman aboard the Akalian. Everyone uses me, fears me, and hates me, but I don't care.

I look at humans the way humans look at tables, chairs, and spoons. I feel nothing special for them.

I watch them experience joy and sorrow, anger and happiness. I watch them struggle to survive.

Humans use me, and I watch them.

That is all there is to my relationship with humanity.

But one day, a man drifted in from the vast sea of stars.

He seemed blind, or perhaps stupid.

After all, if he weren't, why would he think I needed looking after, cherishing, or special treatment?

I am clearly... so durable, just as the captain said when he took me in.

But he doesn't treat me like a handy tool for humans to use. He treats me as his lover.

A lover. A lover.

It turns out being his lover is so wonderful. I can kiss him, be held in his arms as he soothes me to sleep, and even plant him inside my body.

I've decided to be with him forever.

I will never die, and you will never be able to leave me, not even at the end of time.

Humans may change their hearts, but I won't.

That was the vow I asked you for when our love was deepest. But what you didn't know, what I never told you even when passion clouded our minds, was this:

Even if you refuse, you will never escape me.

[Plot Blurb]

A distress signal from the remote planet XT-185, a bloodworm flower said to grant immortality when consumed, and a rescue mission from which no one returns.

Corpses littered the ground, and rivers of blood ran everywhere.

At the last moment, Kuang Ye glanced back at the spaceship that had become a living hell. Just as the monsters caught up with him, he leaped into an escape pod and went into cryosleep.

Ten years of slumber, then awakening in a single day.

Why did he see a teammate who had been dead for ten years aboard the migrant starship that rescued him? And what secret was the mysterious bioman Shen Que hiding?

At the same time, something in his body seemed to be undergoing an unspeakable, inhuman transformation.

Kuang Ye didn't know it then, but boarding the Akalian was only the beginning of another disaster...

★ An alternate setting: the era of interstellar migration in the 22nd century, a hundred years from now. The main settings are giant sci-fi starships and distant planets.

★ Reader's guide: The shou is a bioman, a bionic robot whose appearance is indistinguishable from a human's. As the only second-generation bioman to develop self-awareness, he initially watches humanity with cold indifference. Unfortunately, the gong is far too good at flirting, turning the shou from aloof and innocent early on into a possessive, jealous king later.

★ A gentle warning: Inspired by the Alien film series and Walter, the bioman from the prequels whose story left readers unsatisfied. This story features an original alien parasite and is not an Alien spin-off. The specific type of alien is not revealed in the blurb. Some scenes lean toward horror, so especially timid readers should proceed with caution.

★ Author's warning: Both leads are absolutely pure!

Please add my upcoming story, A Lowly Sort, A Heart of Gold, to your favorites. Blurb below (main story told in third person):

I'm a lowlife.

That's right, you heard me.

I'm a rotten person: heartless, shameless, irreverent toward gods and fate. What I love most is doing wicked things that defy all morality and offend heaven.

I used to think I'd put on an act, but after dying once, I stopped caring.

Look, even the lofty Holy Son fell for me. He's devoted to me and betrays his faith for my sake.

But who could have guessed that one day even a lowlife like me would willingly bow my head and let someone tie a rope around my neck?

Even someone as set in their ways as me could meet an idiot determined to move a mountain.

Reader's guide:

1. Wei Ji is the gong. Main story told in third person.

2. The gong is a genuine lowlife with a golden finger. He gives his true heart later in the story.

3. Some angst, both are virgins.

Theme: Protecting the Earth is everyone's responsibility.