[The title is only a reference. This story is told from a female insect's perspective on male insects, with the female insect's point of view as the main one. The protagonist is a villainous insect.]
Deen Aierdi is a powerful female insect with a great deal of influence.
If an insect's life were a novel, he would undoubtedly have been handed the most standard villain's script.
In his eyes, male insects were nothing more than expensive, short-lived luxuries.
Until that "fated" male insect arrived abruptly, like a beam of light tearing through the eternal night, shattering all his arrogance and convictions.
From then on, his courtship journey began.
Of course, just like every villain's eventual fate, this is a tragedy like a moth flying into a flame.
He will ultimately fall to pieces.
[For the best reading experience, please don't like the villain protagonist. Like the evil character he is, he will get what he deserves.]
-------------------- Side Story
Xiao Yunshu, a human through and through, had a hellish start after transmigrating: he became a frail male insect in the insect world, completely unable to defend himself.
To the hungry female insects, he was a walking treasure. Even more perilously, a villainous female insect had already set her sights on him.
Surrounded by predators and malicious schemes, Xiao Yunshu had to tread carefully at every step.
He had to pass a series of cruel trials to tear apart the fate laid out for him.
When the storm finally subsided, this visitor from another world would rise in a way that shook the world, write his own legend, and embrace the love that blossomed among the thorns.
Theme: Even if love means flying into the fire, it is still worth pursuing.
I like it very much. . . 😳😳😳😳 Deen's future wife hasn't appeared yet, so I'm really pissed off at Xiongfu and Deen.
Madam, when will the male insect appear?? Want to see
The teacher's writing style is very good, and the characters in his writing are also very vivid. But is the teacher too harsh on your protagonist? Even if we treat him as a human being, he is still a bug in the worldview you describe. That view of the social environment is not the same as ours. I feel like you are too partial to males? These males are all different except for a few, and many of them are truly scum. Just like when you finish your first Zerg novel, by the time the older generations of male Zerg are almost dead one after another, even if there is that spiritual curse. It was only a matter of time that those scumbag males would be attacked and end up in a more miserable state sooner or later. They don't even dare to confront people of their own equal class, but only dare to bully those at the bottom. The protagonist of this book is not annoying either. I think he has a very unique personality in your writing. Why should you embarrass yourself to accommodate others? Not bad either. I feel that the bad protagonists and bad villains you describe as the author have more charisma than the good and decent people. You don't recognize their charm, nor do you recognize your own talent. It's obviously so enjoyable to write.
This book has been lost in the persimmon. It has the same name. If you want, you can read it.
Gentle beauty, I love this so much! I feel that the Zerg society is really deformed. No matter which side it is, there will be no good results. The whole society is miserable.
🤩 So who will Deen fall in love with?? Why do I knock him and his male father 🐶 a little bit?
The inhuman feeling is very positive, I like it. If you really prefer the supporting character (male insect), then just write about the supporting character you like, and don't embarrass yourself. My attention is now entirely on the protagonist Deen, and I am not interested in who his retribution will be. I want to see him reach the peak of his life. My wife's writing about a high-ranking villain is too touching, but her writing about the upright one is not as good as the villain's. It's rare for someone to be able to fill a person's pussy with just a few words.
He's so hypocritical, imitating every move, but no matter how similar he is to someone he's imitating, he's not a real person.