A human woman traveled to the interstellar insect society and became a high-level male insect who had just grown up. She had to marry a female insect.
As an ordinary human woman, she is not used to her transformation into a male body, and it is temporarily difficult for her to accept "attacking" a female insect that looks like a "man". She is also not completely afraid of the inhuman insect characteristics of her newlywed partner.
But having grown up in a peaceful society, out of respect for military females, she could not marry and leave her newlywed partner alone, nor could she accept the "kneeling service" with peace of mind like other native males who frequently criticized her.
So, the day started awkwardly.
[Character]:
[Female Protagonist]: Tina, a male insect, S-level, with long hair reaching waist, beautiful appearance, strong mental power, both attack and grooming, orphan origin, unknown parents, accepted social upbringing.
[Male partner 1]: Aris, female insect, S-level, fair-skinned, indistinguishable male and female, military female, military rank general, commanding the legion, both parents died on the battlefield, determined to kill the cosmic star beast.
[CP]: I plan to write 1vN. The first one is Iris. I haven't thought about the others yet. I will change the copywriting/character cards after I think about it. GB, there may be a plot where the male partner carries eggs and raises cubs together.
[Possible surprises]:
There are fewer males and more females, with a ratio of 1:100.
It does not explore the causes of the sex ratio; it does not explore why the male insects are small and weak, but they are not imprisoned by the disparate number of female insects who control most of the military power and powerful power, and become captives; nor does it explore why the heroine travels through time, or where the original owner went, just treat it as a basic setting.
No conspiracy theories, no political fights, no brainless cookies.
Because the protagonist was a female before time travel and her psychological identity is female, the group is romance, the sexual orientation is GB, and the referent is called "she".
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[Background Setting]: See Chapter 1 "The Author Has Something to Say" for details.
Intention: Take things as they come. Since you can't change the established facts, just live each day well.