Zerg: Cold and aloof Major General, stop pretending to be innocent, I have a headache!

He glanced at Fei standing beside him and said, "Sit down."

Jiang Xu noticed that the insect acted on command after command, and suddenly it dawned on him: "Are you a major general?"

"Hmm." Fei sat down, picked up the nutritional supplement in his hand, and twisted it open to consume it.

"........" Jiang Xu pushed the venison next to him onto the other person's table. Although he was averse to eating it, he wouldn't be stingy since the insectoids loved it.

Fei looked at the hand pushing the venison towards him; it was a porcelain-white hand, almost as white as the bowl, with each hair distinct, fair and slender.

Jiang Xu looked at Fei, who was in a daze, and assumed that he did not understand what he meant, so he said, "Eat."

It looks more appetizing than nutritional supplements.

After having lunch, Jiang Xu got up and went to the study on the second floor.

He closed the door, walked to the table, sat down, and took out his memorized article and newspaper, matching them one by one.

He had memorized most of the Zerg script by the end of the morning.

He discovered early in the morning that the text here was more like a traditional Chinese character.

Or, to put it another way, it's a more complex traditional version, with each character having more strokes and curves, but it's simplified a bit so that it matches the Chinese characters.

Although they look similar, they are still understandable.

He picked up a dictionary from the bookshelf and casually flipped through the words for a while. Except for a very few words that he couldn't decipher, he was pretty much right.

Jiang Xu's only thought at this moment: He was finally not blind.

He put the dictionary aside and picked up the questionnaire Michelle had given him that morning.

This questionnaire is more like a comprehensive score of Fei, and could even be described as a score of extremely private aspects.

Is it tight or not?

Is it easy to use?

Will you cooperate or not?

What indecent language!

This Zerg society is really strange. On the one hand, it's open, but on the other hand, people kneel down anywhere.

While it's considered advanced, it also features many retro-style paper products.

Jiang Xu frowned and rubbed his temples, feeling a bit of a headache.

Can these investigations really be leaked?

He looked through each item one by one until he reached the last question on the second page, which was a comprehensive comment on your current partner.

This survey is incredibly comprehensive, covering everything from the inside out, even asking about the comfort of the teeth.

He doesn't want to come to this kind of survey again.

He quickly wrote the word "satisfied" under each question.

It's perfunctory, but it saves trouble.

Unfortunately, Jiang Xu currently has no intention of giving it a try.

He doesn't want to see these problems again.

After writing and signing his name, he put everything back on the table as it was.

He moved the chair aside, got up, and walked towards the bookshelf behind him. He urgently needed to replenish his knowledge of the Zerg.

For the next few days, Jiang Xu spent all his time in his study, except when absolutely necessary.

Without his orders, Fei dared not disturb him on his own.

Therefore, he proceeded with this process very smoothly.

He has gained a fairly good understanding of the Zerg's architecture through books and the internet.

He finally understood the difference between a female ruler and a female servant, and not only that, he also learned that there was a lowest-ranking female slave.

These male insects are such a waste. The stability of the country and the development of society depend entirely on female insects and sub-females. How can they have the nerve to live such a life?

These female insects are quite funny; they control the entire social system, so how come they haven't turned the world upside down?

The thought sent a chill down his spine.

These male insects are lucky to live in a good era. If they lived in a society with more open-mindedness and independent self-awareness, they would have been wiped out long ago.

After internally complaining, Jiang Xu was stunned.

Uh... he's among these scoundrels and parasites now.

Before I knew it, I was even cursing myself.

When he came to his senses, he heard voices coming from downstairs; the voices sounded familiar.

He turned to look at the survey form on the table; it must be Michelle who came to visit.

He picked up the questionnaire on the table and went downstairs.

Michelle didn't go inside. Today, he had only come to pick up a questionnaire, so he waited politely at the door, expecting to wait for quite a while.

Then they saw Jiang Xu walking down from the second floor at a leisurely pace, holding the report in his hand.

Jiang Xu glanced at Fei, who had already come down the stairs, walked down the stairs, handed him the questionnaire, nodded slightly to Michelle at the door, and then went directly to sit down on the sofa in the living room.

He picked up the latest newspaper that Fei had placed on the coffee table and began to read it.

The Zerg's military is far more advanced than that of his world. If he could go back and bring these advancements to his own country, it wouldn't be a bad idea.

What kind of spaceship is this? Time travel?

It surpasses even science fiction movies.

Fei has hardly seen Jiang Xu these days, except during mealtimes.

That night, they both went back to their own rooms to sleep.

The whole house was eerily quiet.

It seems not much different from when I was an only child, except that there are more restrictions.

Just when he thought things were going alright, Michelle arrived.

Following closely behind, the male insect also came downstairs, seemingly intending to return upstairs.

That just so happens, he needs to talk to him about something.

Fei walked up to Jiang Xu and said in a cool voice, "My lord, I have a document here that needs your signature."

Jiang Xu put down the newspaper and looked at Chong, who had only spoken to him once in days, and reached out his hand.

Fei frowned, half puzzled and half confused, and placed his hand on it.

"..." Jiang Xu smiled faintly, his voice softening considerably: "Documents."

"Oh." Fei realized what was happening, quickly withdrew her hand, and felt a flush on her face.

He turned around, took a document from the cabinet by the door, and put it back in Jiang Xu's hand.

Jiang Xu took the document and began to read it. It was a document that required the male insect to allow his female servant to continue working in the military region.

He looked up at the insects standing stiffly and felt a little sorry for them, the female insects.

She was bound to an irresponsible male insect for her entire life.

He sighed unconsciously.

Fei tensed up instantly and looked at Jiang Xu anxiously: "My lord, I will not let my work in the military region interfere with my care for you."

I........"

That was the only thing he could have; was it going to be taken away from him too?

"Pen." Jiang Xu stretched out another hand, this time remembering his lesson, and directly reminded the other person.

Fei was about to say something when Jiang Xu interrupted him. His thoughts were like a broken string, unable to keep up with the other party's intentions.

He quickly snapped back to reality, and with a look of surprise in his eyes, he looked at Jiang Xu, as if afraid that the other party might change his mind at any moment, and swiftly handed him the pen: "Pen."

So happy? Jiang Xu looked at his face full of surprise, it seemed to be the first time he had seen such an expression on this insect's face.

He turned to the last page of the document and wrote his name.

Fortunately, I had practiced a few times before, so I didn't make any mistakes.

He handed the signed documents and pen back to the other party and continued reading the newspaper.

Fei felt a sense of unreality. He glanced at the two words "Jiang Xu" written on the document, which were elegant and concise, and stared blankly for a long time.

He wondered if it was just his imagination, but he felt that the male insect in front of him seemed easy to talk to.