Originally titled What Does It Matter If I Like Married Women in the Insect World?
You transmigrated, becoming a male insect in the insect world.
But right now, you don't know that you've become a male insect or that you've transmigrated.
After all, it's too ridiculous.
Have you ever heard of anyone transmigrating while drinking water? And you didn't choke, so it's not like you could have choked to death.
After you finished drinking, your consciousness suddenly went hazy.
Compared to transmigrating, you'd be more inclined to believe that the burning sensation rising from your lower abdomen was part of that bastard's dirty business tactics.
You'd probably wake up covered in bruises, with red and pink marks all over.
You lost your identity as a mage.
Reading Guide:
1. A work born of chaotic evil personal tastes.
2. Neither the male nor female insects are stereotypical. Not both virgins. Includes female-dominant and male-submissive scenes, as well as female-female tendencies. The males are high-ranking and the females low-ranking, but the female insects aren't obedient. This isn't an insect society in the traditional sense. Not recommended for readers with purity obsessions, compulsive tendencies, or extreme character preferences (?!)
3. Based on the author's personal original-character world, written purely to share original-character content. Just writing down ideas as they come, so quality and update frequency aren't guaranteed. Readers who find it unsuitable should leave immediately.
Theme: If you look around, there's still hope to be found
