Vixi Ursula transmigrated into a male bug egg.
The good news: In the interstellar world, male bugs are rare, highly esteemed, beloved by other bugs, and want for nothing.
The bad news: He was a cannon-fodder egg! From the start, he fell into the hands of a group of female pirate bugs who hated males.
His life was in danger!!!
Just when Vixi Ursula finally escaped the tiger's den, he ended up in a wolf's lair.
When the Male Bug Club put him in a cage and wheeled him onto a display platform, all he could do was huddle up miserably and shiver.
Life was so hard!
He couldn't help but wonder: Was this really a world friendly to male bugs?
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At some point, a mythic male bug descended from the heavens. He gave female bugs hope and salvation, and gave male bugs faith and strength.
Every bug willingly bowed down and worshipped him.
He was the god of the bug race.
Vixi Ursula's response: I just want to survive...
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Blurb:
After dying suddenly, Bessimo Perni transmigrated into a book and became a bug.
The good news: As a male bug, he was exceptionally precious in the interstellar world. Female bugs supported him, his status was supreme, and everyone answered his call.
The bad news: He had transmigrated into the bug cub of the main villain, a notorious, ill-behaved waste of space who would ultimately be thrown into a horde of mutants by the protagonist and die.
Despite being the lowest F-rank, the original owner intended to force a marriage with the 3S-ranked female military officer General Fran, the rising star of tomorrow. They said that on their wedding night, he kicked Fran out of the bedroom, then cruelly abused him after the wedding, even stripping him of his right to return to the battlefield.
Meanwhile, he kept flirting with one person after another, and even wanted to add the Empire's prince to his collection.
Bessimo's response: Come on, apart from that last part, how is any of this bad news? It's all great news.
He could have arms around both of them and do whatever he wanted. What's not to love?
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On the day Fran, the rising star of tomorrow, got married, countless bugs, whether female, male, or demi-female, couldn't help feeling sorry for him.
His future male spouse, Bessimo Perni, was the lowest of the low. And his female parent was the terrifying, ruthless smiling tiger, the Emperor's attack dog, and the current head of the Perni family, Odair Perni, who was also Fran's sworn enemy and eternal political rival.
Every bug thought that Fran would not only be unable to rely on a male bug to soothe his mental sea, but might not even survive.
Yet no one expected that this female military officer, whose mental realm had long since fallen into ruin and whose rank had dropped to A after severe injuries, would one day return to 3S and turn the tide on the battlefield single-handedly, forcing the Federation to retreat.
Later, the bugs discovered that not only had the general, whose rank had fallen after being gravely wounded, returned to his peak, but the Empire's prince had overcome his genetic deficiency, and even the Perni family's curse had finally ended.
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No one knew that in the Perni family manor, a flower known as the Empire's Rose was being tightly guarded by three vicious hounds. They feared someone might secretly pluck and steal the flower, and feared even more that the rose might abandon them and seek freedom.
*The story contains many original settings.
[This is a fictional setting with no connection to reality. Please do not apply it to real life.]
Theme: Always yearn for freedom and pursue it!
This group of star thieves is really shameless. Everything Vichy suffered was caused by them. Vichy has done something wrong to be treated like an object by them. They were hurt by a male, but they turned around to face an innocent male cub. It was extremely hot. How is that any different from the male who hurt them? It's disgusting. The crimes of this disgusting group of star thieves must be punished as they deserve. Bolan had sympathy for Vichy from the beginning, so I think they can still be given a lighter punishment. They deserve the level of punishment their respective crimes deserve. But the other vested interests of this group of star thieves (not to mention Bug Zai, after all, they have no power to interfere) began to turn evil to the end. It would be too disgusting if they had any feelings of regret or other feelings towards Vichy later. I hope Vichy will not forgive them later, otherwise some virgins have gone too far. [Eye roll]
It's so depressing, I can't stand it anymore
Is there a possibility that the savior needs to have clear rewards and punishments, and the restoration of order needs to be intimidating, so let's use those pirates to kill the chickens to scare the female monkeys, and use the bad male insects to kill the chickens to scare the male monkeys. This is not killing two birds with one stone. If you hesitate, you can only be a virgin, not a savior.
Although I know it's impossible, I really wish Xiwei had the strength to beat these star thieves and avenge herself [covering face and laughing] I feel so aggrieved in front of me.
Hmm... The Star Thieves have the ability to capture and enslave insects that have harmed them, but they still don't have the ability to only capture the cubs.
When can I go back to the abuse?
It will get better!
After reading this, I really suspect that the author deliberately tortured the protagonist. Why does this worldview still abuse the protagonist? It is really annoying. I don't know if the author wants to make the protagonist a savior, or a savior who has been bullied for a long time by being experimented for a long time, and yet he wants to be a merciful savior who forgives everyone. Don't be like this, it's really disgusting. (If you take back all those who deserve revenge and punish all those who deserve punishment, you can still do it)
When will the protagonist's hardships finally come to an end?
I feel like this is quite dangerous. I'll be targeted by the previous star thieves.