I'm transported to the Zerg world, and my female Zerg wife loves me so much.

Upon hearing that he was once again asked to choose a female servant, Cheng Chu refused without hesitation, stating unequivocally, "I don't need a female servant."

"This isn't something you can just say you don't want to do," Xiu Tilai said in a deep voice, his eyes serious. "This is the responsibility and obligation of an S-class male insect. The reproduction of the insect race is paramount, and the genes of S-class male insects must be passed on."

The Zerg males are not only outnumbered by the females, but they are also significantly inferior in rank.

High-quality female insects are plentiful, but high-quality male insects, especially S-grade male insects, are extremely rare.

Needless to say, it's Cheng Chu, an S-class male insect capable of materializing with his mental energy.

Such excellent genes should be passed on more often; the Zerg need these genes.

"You can't enjoy all the benefits and privileges of an S-class male insect without fulfilling your responsibilities and obligations," Xiu Ti said sternly, as if criticizing an ignorant little insect. "What you're doing is selfish!"

Cheng Chu laughed in exasperation and questioned him, "Are you saying that laying eggs with many female insects is fulfilling the responsibilities of an S-class male insect? And that's not selfishness?"

"Yes," Hugh Ti replied without hesitation, staring directly into the young male's black eyes. His anger remained undiminished, stubbornly insisting, "The Zerg's reproduction comes first. The more eggs an S-rank male leaves behind, the better. This increases the chances of high-level male offspring hatching from those eggs. You can't waste your time on a female like Mikel with genes like yours!"

When Mikel was mentioned last time, his disdain and contempt were undisguised.

"You've been married for so long, and there's still no sign of him getting pregnant. He should be more sensible and not waste your time."

What Xiu Ti said was blunt, but it is also a generally accepted fact.

When the insect eggs were mentioned, Mikel lowered his head and placed his hand on his lower abdomen, feeling the insect eggs that were only a month old under his palm, and a sense of determination arose in his heart.

He looked up, as if to say something, but Cheng Chu interrupted him: "I can do without all that treatment you've given me. If I had known it would be like this, I wouldn't have accepted it."

The young male insect remained unmoved by reason, which only fueled Hugh's anger. He snapped, "You're utterly selfish!"

Cheng Chu took a deep breath and suddenly asked, "You're so old, how many female insects have you had, and how many offspring have you given birth to?"

"Wh...what?" Cheng Chu changed the subject too quickly, and Xiu Ti didn't react so fast.

Mikel didn't understand what the male insect meant either, and all the female insects present looked at Cheng Chu in confusion.

Cheng Chu didn't say anything, but repeated it to him again: "You're so old, how many female insects have you had, and how many offspring have you given birth to? With such high awareness, you must have made a great contribution to the reproduction of the insect race."

This question was somewhat presumptuous, and Xiu Ti thought for a while before answering him: "I have a female ruler and more than thirty female servants, and they have given birth to seventeen offspring, five of whom are male."

Hugh Tiley couldn't give an exact number of female servants. However, when he mentioned having five males, he spoke with pride.

Of his five male offspring, one was an S-grade male, and the others, while not S-grade, were still A-grade males. Xiu Tilai was always proud of this.

Despite being prepared, Cheng Chu was still genuinely shocked when he heard Xiu Ti mention the quantity.

The Zerg are just too insane!

He paused for a moment, then asked, "Do you remember the names of your seventeen insect offspring?"

Xiu Tilai said casually, seemingly unconcerned, "I don't need to remember their names."

He named the five male chicks when they hatched, but he couldn't be bothered to name the other twelve females. Living under the same roof, they rarely saw each other, perhaps only a few times a year.

Raising offspring is always the responsibility of the female insect; this is the truest reflection of the inner thoughts of male insects like Xiu Ti Lai.

Cheng Chu said sarcastically, "Bringing the insect cub into this world without his consent, yet not even remembering his name—isn't that selfish?"

They talk a good game, all about the Zerg's survival and future. They say they need to have more children, but they can't even treat them all equally.

"You said, if your female offspring could choose, would they choose someone like you to be their male father?"

Xiu Ti choked on his words: "You..."

He then angrily retorted, "They're just female insects!"

Just female insects; rarity makes them valuable. With so many female insects in the Zerg race, their survival skills are incredibly strong; they don't need much attention anyway, since nothing will happen to them.

The female insect's opinion doesn't matter!

"Yes, they are just female insects." Cheng Chu met Xiu Ti Lai's eyes and repeated Xiu Ti Lai's words word by word.

He had long harbored resentment towards the Zerg's disregard for females, and now he had to speak out.

He pulled Mikel's left hand over, placed it on his knee, and squeezed it to indicate that he didn't need to worry.

He smiled, his voice deep: "But you are their father. It's pathetic that even their own father despises and belittles them like this."

However, this denigration of female insects and this distorted ideology have permeated the very marrow of all insectoids and are etched into their genes.

When Xiu Ti heard Cheng Chu's idea, he not only didn't feel ashamed, but thought it was shocking.

It was clear that Cheng Chu had been successfully brainwashed by the female insect; Mikel couldn't stay any longer. Xiu Ti's eyes darkened as this thought popped into his head.

With so many females, sacrificing a few for the future of the Zerg is nothing to Hugh Ti.

None of the female insects had any objections, but Cheng Chu, a male insect, was even more opposed than the females.

"Your thinking is ridiculous," he scoffed. "What are you trying to say? Stand up for them?"

"No," Cheng Chu said, revealing her true thoughts: "What I want to say is that I can't guarantee that I won't have children before I can properly love them."

He had experienced enough embarrassment and pain of being disliked and ignored by his own parents, and he would never let his children go through what he had gone through.

"I can make up for the responsibilities and obligations of an S-class male insect in other ways. I will cooperate in anything I can. However, it is impossible for me to lay eggs with other female insects."

The young male's remarks gave the females present a jolt.

Mikel's heart skipped a beat, equally shocked by the male insect's unusual idea.

Xiu Ti, unwilling to give up, retorted, "I hope that when you see the Insect Emperor, you can say these words without any restraint, just like you did in front of me today..."