Jiang Lan transmigrated.
In this life, she was unlucky: blind and lame, she could only move around near home. But she was also lucky to have a father, mother, and older brother who loved her and didn't look down on her. Even though her whole world was limited to their little home, she didn't find life too hard to bear.
Though the "nutrient solution" her mother fed her had tasted the same for over a decade, though her father always gave a quiet gasp and tensed up whenever she ate, though her older brother was strangely determined to make her wear the clothes he made, and though her parents and brother seemed to argue constantly over who would take care of her... There was a lot she didn't understand, but having once died suddenly from overwork at her 996 job, Jiang Lan cherished this life of having everything brought to her.
Then one day, when she was close to starving to death, she heard the sound of wings beating.
A man lifted her face and fed her a flavor she had never tasted before, then told her, "My Queen, those three guilty worms by your side are the ones who made you disabled. You should return to the Royal Court and become the true Queen of the Zerg."
Jiang Lan: Huh???
The customs here might be a little strange, but hadn't she transmigrated to an ordinary modern world in a fictional setting???
After learning just how diverse the species were, the blind, disabled girl eventually ascended the throne so she could survive in this cruel world.
The bodies of the Zerg in this world never belonged to them. To receive that tiny bit of generosity through their mental link, they had to offer everything they gained to their extravagant, debauched queen. At last, slaves unwilling to endure their oppression rose up, openly challenged the queen's authority, and hunted down her lackeys, fighting for the right to be free.
In her previous life, Jiang Lan had been a decent young woman raised in the sunshine. After studying the history of the universe, she deeply sympathized with the male Zerg of this world and their demands.
So, after ascending the throne, when she once again heard news of a local rebellion, she said to her ministers:
"In that case, I'll sever my mental link with everyone. From now on, you won't feel my presence, and you won't be bound by me anymore."
She suddenly felt an arm tighten around her waist. Her caretaker today was her "older brother."
"You'll support me, right, Brother? Wait, why are you trembling?"
My version of the Zerg, with mountains of headcanons.
The father, mother, and older brother in the blurb aren't related to the heroine by blood. This is purely a misunderstanding on her part.
The heroine is universally adored. The ending will most likely be open-ended.
Theme: Stay happy even when facing adversity
