*Story 1: Insectoid Step-Mother Fiction, complete*
*Story 2: Married First, Love Later, complete*
Story 3 is updating
I've seen some readers mention that Yan Fei and Bo Xier's story didn't have a very clear ending.
Originally, I planned to finish the main stories for all three protagonists (the romance arcs) first, then combine their timelines and write the follow-up stories, where all the characters would take part together and interact with one another.
But on second thought, I realize this setup isn't very suitable for readers following the ongoing story (I'm really sorry). This is my first time writing, so I don't have much experience. I'll take this into consideration in the future, but for now I'll just have to press on with this book. I'm really sorry (bows).
Three shocking scandals swept through the Seven Star Systems like a plague.
Every person involved was a male insect, without exception.
"This is a betrayal of the Empire, a deception of the Alliance, and an utter dereliction of responsibility toward insect society as a whole. Even though they are male insects, they must receive the harshest punishment."
The Alliance Supreme Military Court
On the day of the trial, the streets emptied.
The proceedings were broadcast live across the Seven Star Systems.
The three defendants confessed to every crime.
Yet, when the lengthy trial finally ended and the judge adjourned the court, they all made excuses for themselves in unison:
"I just love my wife too much."
Even their excuses were identical.
1
You pursue the aloof general, get rejected when you propose, and are heartbroken for only two days before the general becomes your stepmother?
And it's one of those ridiculous political marriages where your mother sacrifices her happiness for her political future.
So! Why! Can't! He! Marry! Me!!! Why! Go! Marry! My! Dad!!!!!!
"As the first heir of the Frantiego family, everything this family owns will eventually be mine: its title, power, wealth, and resources."
"That even includes you, my dear mother."
2
The head of the Branwen family, renowned throughout the Seven Star Systems as the "Starship Wholesale Depot," marries the Empire's Thirteenth Prince.
A mutually beneficial exchange of power and desire.
Their descendants will undoubtedly be the leading candidates to become the next Insect Emperor.
But three months into their marriage, his wife refuses to honor their prenuptial agreement, refuses to consummate the marriage, and refuses to offer any explanation. She only gazes at him with those beautiful, sorrowful eyes.
"I didn't marry for love, did I?"
3
Now, a man is kneeling before you.
Naked.
So devastatingly handsome it's almost cruel.
In a voice as beautiful as heavenly music, he humbly begs you to love him, enduring all your inexperience, clumsiness, roughness, and even desecration.
But when the long night gives way to dawn, someone barges into your home and forcibly drags away the poor, exhausted man nestled in your arms, making him kneel on the icy floor like a lowly slave.
All because
"This wretched insect was married to a male and then divorced. We apologize for letting such a filthy creature sully your bed. Whatever compensation you demand, we will understand and do our best to provide."
What would you say in this situation?
It doesn't really matter what you say. Chu Xiao will say:
"Then give him to me as compensation."
*An anthology*
Story 1: Insectoids Have Their Own Step-Mother Fiction [in progress]
A beautiful, tragic, and powerful general, born poor and prone to insecurity, as the bottom vs. a flamboyant sword cultivator who let loose after dropping out of the Heartless Path
Story 2: An arranged marriage, but at least the male spouse is older and knows how to spoil his partner
A naturally spacey but hard-working sunshine prince as the bottom vs. a cold, merciless older demonic cultivator who dotes on his partner
Story 3: Why the hell are you making excuses? It's my first time, so if you seduced me, I'm taking responsibility!
A fallen noble military wife forced into a second marriage to make ends meet as the bottom vs. an older author who became love-struck as soon as he graduated from virginity
*Content warnings*
Insectoid fiction is a niche genre. Please don't flame the author.
Mostly told from the top's perspective, but the bottom's perspective will also appear to clarify the plot.
An anthology. The bottom in Story 3 is not sexually inexperienced, so skip it if that bothers you.
Set in a fictional universe unrelated to reality. Please don't apply it to real life.
Theme: Love that has no blessing from society.
Why does the protagonist seem to be in love or a dog licker? The key is that Bosier has never given a definite commitment. And the protagonist is still not in a hurry to find his own way again? Can you describe more of the characteristics of the protagonist as a person who cultivates immortality and cultivates immortality? The monks collided with the Zerg society.
What happened to Bohir? He was pampered by the protagonist? Why do you still not believe that your significant other will choose you despite 12 years of experience?
This story is really interesting in the early stages, but it becomes more and more difficult to continue as it goes on; first of all, Bossier gave me the feeling that his talent, ability, talent and character are far from worthy of the title of a general. Most of Bossier's psychological descriptions are about himself feeling inferior and self-loathing because he was born poorly and not as good as the people around him... I'm not saying that, he is already a general, and the gap in status has been so many years and he still struggles with it. It's really He is very childish; I feel that he is not a capable general, but a fledgling soldier; in the later period, various characters can step on him but he cannot fight back, or he is waiting for Yan Fei to save him, or he is a young soldier. So he just accepted it like that; without Yan Fei, he would have struggled to maintain his status as an admiral, let alone compete for a marshal... The only highlight so far is to save Jialan, which makes me feel aggrieved.
I watched it for a while and felt that Shou was too twisted [Hold up my chin]. I have been writing about love for twelve years. Although the stomachache plot is also very good, the plot is too long. I am really curious about how Shou's character became a general. His strength is not obvious, and his intelligence is even more unknown. The impression is not very good [Hold up his chin] Although I knew at the beginning of the trial that Gong would survive, I was a bit expecting the ending of Gong dying, the kind where he can express his love only after the other person dies, but he can't let the people who want to hear hear it. He wants to die but is afraid that the other person won't want to see him again, so he can only live in pain alone: D
Is the author considering making an if extra? ()
Although, I feel really good looking at it [Dog Head Holding a Rose]
Ah? Isn't this couple a double couple? Why don't you mark it? I only mentioned the third pair and didn't write this one [question mark]
I really can't stand this behavior. Please tell me quickly. This is because he has been pregnant for 3 years. Well done, otherwise I feel that the writing of literature and science is quite right. This is the taste of the general who is lifted up entirely by the protagonist's attack ability.
Why is he so confused? What is he struggling with?
Babies, I have re-edited Chapter 20 and added some content. I would like to trouble those who have read it to read it again [poor] [poor] [poor]
Why does the protagonist seem to be in love or a dog licker? The key is that Bosier has never given a definite commitment. And the protagonist is still not in a hurry to find his own way again? Can you describe more of the characteristics of the protagonist as a person who cultivates immortality and cultivates immortality? The monks collided with the Zerg society.
What happened to Bohir? He was pampered by the protagonist? Why do you still not believe that your significant other will choose you despite 12 years of experience?
This story is really interesting in the early stages, but it becomes more and more difficult to continue as it goes on; first of all, Bossier gave me the feeling that his talent, ability, talent and character are far from worthy of the title of a general. Most of Bossier's psychological descriptions are about himself feeling inferior and self-loathing because he was born poorly and not as good as the people around him... I'm not saying that, he is already a general, and the gap in status has been so many years and he still struggles with it. It's really He is very childish; I feel that he is not a capable general, but a fledgling soldier; in the later period, various characters can step on him but he cannot fight back, or he is waiting for Yan Fei to save him, or he is a young soldier. So he just accepted it like that; without Yan Fei, he would have struggled to maintain his status as an admiral, let alone compete for a marshal... The only highlight so far is to save Jialan, which makes me feel aggrieved.
I watched it for a while and felt that Shou was too twisted [Hold up my chin]. I have been writing about love for twelve years. Although the stomachache plot is also very good, the plot is too long. I am really curious about how Shou's character became a general. His strength is not obvious, and his intelligence is even more unknown. The impression is not very good [Hold up his chin] Although I knew at the beginning of the trial that Gong would survive, I was a bit expecting the ending of Gong dying, the kind where he can express his love only after the other person dies, but he can't let the people who want to hear hear it. He wants to die but is afraid that the other person won't want to see him again, so he can only live in pain alone: D Is the author considering making an if extra? ()
Although, I feel really good looking at it [Dog Head Holding a Rose]
Ah? Isn't this couple a double couple? Why don't you mark it? I only mentioned the third pair and didn't write this one [question mark]
I really can't stand this behavior. Please tell me quickly. This is because he has been pregnant for 3 years. Well done, otherwise I feel that the writing of literature and science is quite right. This is the taste of the general who is lifted up entirely by the protagonist's attack ability.
Why is he so confused? What is he struggling with?
Babies, I have re-edited Chapter 20 and added some content. I would like to trouble those who have read it to read it again [poor] [poor] [poor]
These chapters made me cry