Zerg: I ​​was picked up by the cold and beautiful Major General at the start of the game.

[Hot] Breaking box office records on opening day! Major General Delan and Lord Luolin are so adorable!

Popular film reviews and discussions:

"Waaaaah, the movie was amazing! The battlefield scenes were grand and realistic, and every time Major General Delan swung his sword, it made my legs go weak! This is truly a hero of our empire!"

Reply 1: "Agreed! Especially the 'Crimson Nebula' battle scene, it brought tears to my eyes! I only knew that Major General Ailand was amazing before, but after watching the movie, I realized just how much he sacrificed for us!"

Reply 2: "The modeling is superb! It perfectly captures that cold and resolute temperament!"

"Lord Luolin! Lord Luolin is my god! How can he be so gentle, so wonderful! Accompanying me in my dreams, never leaving my side, what an unparalleled male creature he is!"

Reply 1: "I declare Lord Luo Lin to be my spiritual mentor! Every time he appears, I feel my mental state is soothed!"

Reply 2: "+1! After watching the movie, I was so excited that my mental state stabilized a lot! Is Lord Lin Luo like this in real life too? How can I get a word of comfort from Lord Lin Luo? (Dreaming)"

"I'm going crazy! Every scene of the two of them together is as beautiful as a dream!"

The scene where Lord Luo Lin soothes Major General Delan's emotional trauma in his dream was absolutely stunning, with amazing lighting and music; I screamed in disbelief!

Reply 1: "Who isn't! That kind of silent companionship and redemption is a thousand times more moving than any straightforward confession!"

Reply 2: "This isn't just a movie anymore, it's showing us Lord Linluo's love for Major General Ailand! It's so sweet, official romance is the most lethal!"

"Honestly, I'm jealous of Major General Ailand, I admit it! What makes him so worthy of being so deeply loved by such a perfect male insect as Lord Luolin?! (No disrespect intended for the Major General's achievements, just pure sour grapes)"

Reply 1: "Me too! I'm crying for their love, but at the same time, I'm so jealous I want to gnaw on my computer! Why can't I be the one protecting Lord Luo Lin?"

Reply 2: "I understand. We all want to be like 'Delan,' but in reality, we don't even have the qualifications to get close to Lord Linluo, while Major General Ailand is so cherished by him... Sigh, I'm tired of saying the word 'envy.'"

"I'm not here to break up this family, I'm here to join it! @Lord Linluo, @Major General Ailand, look at me! I volunteer to join, I'll be your servant, your bodyguard, or even your butler! I just want to see you two occasionally!"

"Join this family! +1"

"Join this family! + StarNet account number!"

……

"The movie was good, and the emotions were genuine, but I felt empty after watching it."

"The more wonderful Lord Linluo and Major General Ailand are, the more it highlights the restless and unsoothed state of our minds in reality... Alas, when will I meet my own 'Luolin'?"

• Reply: "Don't say anything, it hurts. Movies are the art of creating dreams, while we... only have a cold reality and a restless mind."

The film had a tremendous impact, even shifting public opinion about Ayland.

"After watching the movie, I felt ashamed for having previously joined in chanting 'Major General Ailand is unworthy'..."

Reply 1: "Me too... I only knew he was a great major general before, but the movie showed every battle he experienced and every injury he suffered."

In the Battle of the Crimson Nebula, he led fewer than a hundred personal guards to hold off three enemy fleets for two whole days, buying time for the rear to retreat. He himself nearly died from exhaustion... How could he be unworthy of such treatment?

Reply 2: "And that old scar on his back, running from his shoulder blade to his waist, was left from a space beast attack while protecting civilians evacuating from a resource planet... What exactly was I questioning before?"

Reply 3: "The names on the honor roll and the cold battle reports are far less impactful than the visually striking scenes in a movie. It's not a question of whether he 'deserves' it; he's someone many of us should have sincerely thanked long ago."

Another comment also resonated with many:

"Looking back now, Lord Lin Luo's choice of Major General Ailand was not due to being misled. He saw the value of a major general earlier and more clearly than any of us."

Reply 1: "That's right! What you see is not just the current major general, but also all his past sacrifices and perseverance. This understanding and choice deserves our respect."

Reply 2: "I used to think you were stubborn, but now I realize that I was just too narrow-minded."

Reply 3: "So stop talking about whether we are worthy or not. We are not worthy to question Lord Lin Luo's choice, nor are we worthy to question Major General Ailand's contributions."

……

---

As the negative comments attacking Ailand on the StarNet slowly receded, Lin Luo's tense nerves finally relaxed.

He lowered his head, gently pinching the invisible warmth in his palm with his fingertips, and a radiant smile of relief spread across his face:

"Look, Elland, everyone remembers you!"

His voice was light and proud, "Your name and your achievements will be sung by more insects from now on. This is the honor you deserve, and no one can take it away from you."

The small ball nestled quietly in his palm, conveying feelings of dependence and joy.

However, the waves surging in Ailand's mind at this moment were far more turbulent than Lin Luo had imagined.

This time, what terrified him even more than his achievements being remembered was Lord Lin Luo!

The entire empire witnessed firsthand how the name of Elland was inextricably linked with Lord Linluo, written into legend and etched into history!

From then on, whether in real-life records or in the oral traditions of later generations, Lord Linluo and Ailand will be forever bound together, inseparable and forever entangled!

The impact of this realization is far more powerful and profound than winning a battle or receiving a medal.

Meritorious deeds may fade with time, and historical records may be cold and brief.

But this "bond," with film as its medium and love as its core, strikes the hearts of countless insectoids in a vivid and romantic way, possessing the power to transcend time.

This is the truly immortal mark.

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

In the quiet study, a subordinate was bowing to Prince Case, reporting the latest public opinion trends.

"Your Highness, the movie based on Major General Ailand was released yesterday."

"The current reaction is... unprecedentedly enthusiastic, and the public opinion has been completely reversed. The previous negative comments about the major general have been overshadowed by a large number of praises for his achievements and admiration for His Excellency Lin Luo."

Prince Case casually swiped his finger across the screen, which scrolled rapidly with messages of heartfelt admiration for Ailand, fervent adoration for Lin Luo, and countless female insects yearning to "join this family."

His face was expressionless, his eyes as still as a deep, cold pool, without the slightest ripple.

The subordinates held their breath, awaiting further instructions.

After a moment of deathly silence, Prince Case finally raised his eyes, his gaze sweeping calmly over his subordinates:

"The plan doesn't need to be changed."

"Yes, Your Highness!" The subordinate immediately bowed and accepted the order, then quickly and quietly left the study.

The door closed, and the room returned to silence.

Prince Case's gaze returned to the heated discussion on the screen, and the corner of his mouth seemed to twitch very slightly.

Public opinion can shift, and the hearts of those who harbor ill intentions can change.

But some things, rooted in rules and power structures, cannot be shaken by a movie or a heartfelt confession.

What he wanted was never just a few rumors.

The real storm is yet to come.