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

Mikel turned off the glaring light on the male insect, told him to go to sleep early, and then turned and left the bedroom.

Both messages I received were from Marshal Anaos.

Mikel looked down at the message again and hurried to his study on the second floor.

Marshal Anas: [Mikel, I need to speak with you.]

Marshal Anas: [Mikel, is it convenient to take this call?]

Marshal Anaos would not contact him at night unless it was urgent.

Fearing that Marshal Anaos might be getting impatient, Mikel quickly tapped the screen and sent a message.

Mikel: [Marshal, what's the rush?]

Mikel had barely pushed open the study door and stepped inside when the other end of the line eagerly dialed.

Tap to connect.

"Mikel."

Marshal Anaos's voice immediately came from the other side.

"Mikel, is it a convenient time for you to talk now?"

Mikel was now married and no longer the same as before, a fact that Marshal Anas always took into account whenever he visited him.

Mikel turned on the study light and closed the door behind him. Because his attention was entirely on Marshal Anaos, he didn't notice that the study door behind him wasn't properly closed.

"Convenient, Marshal, please tell me."

Mikel went straight to the chair at the desk and sat down.

Marshal Anaos, standing opposite him, was still in his military uniform, but he looked exhausted.

His voice was hoarse: "Mikel, your lord has been listed on the StarNet again. You probably don't know that yet."

Since Cheng Chu arrived in Zerg, he has appeared on the StarNet every now and then, where he is the subject of much discussion and criticism.

This was the first time Marshal Anaos had approached him about something like this, so it seemed there was something different about this time.

Once Mikel got home, he stayed with the male insect and stopped paying attention to news on the StarNet, so he really didn't know about it.

"Hmm, I don't know yet," Mikel replied truthfully. He then asked, "Marshal, what's the reason this time?"

Marshal Anaos leaned back in his chair. His tone was deep and serious: "This time, it's because of a few words spoken by your lord."

This incident was different from the past; it had a huge impact on Mikel, and Marshal Anas had no choice but to intervene.

Mikel's pupils widened slightly, his voice devoid of emotion: "What did you say?"

"Did he say something like that to the face of Hugh Ti, the chairman of the Male Insect Protection Committee, and Kasili, the chairman of the Male Insect Protection Association, that he would not marry a female or lay eggs with other female insects?" Marshal Anaos had a headache; it was the first time he had heard such a statement.

"They even criticized Hugh Ti for his irresponsibility towards his female offspring, mocking him for being unworthy of being a male father."

With each sentence Marshal Anaos spoke, Mikel's hands clenched tighter under the table: "These words have been transmitted to the StarNet?"

Seeing Mikel's reaction, Marshal Anaos closed his eyes resignedly. Very well, the rumors on the StarNet were not rumors.

"How could he say that?" Marshal Anaos glared, slamming his hand on the table, his face fierce. "Doesn't he know that saying such things will get you killed?"

Marshal Anaos harbored resentment towards Cheng Chu, feeling that the whole affair was caused by him.

Mikel was already disliked by most of the Zerg because of his female father.

Now, these shocking remarks from His Excellency Cheng Chu have been made.

The entire StarNet is condemning Mikel, accusing him of bewitching S-class male insects and corrupting perfectly good male insects.

He was condemned for his delusional thinking, that a female general could monopolize an S-class male insect.

In short, the comments on StarNet were all unfavorable to Mikel, with virtually no negative comments about Cheng Chu.

Mikel defended the male insect: "Marshal, the male didn't do it on purpose; he just didn't know there would be such consequences."

Mikel knew that what he and the male insect were about to do would be difficult, and that many obstacles would lie ahead, but he did not expect the first obstacle to come so soon.

What I said yesterday has already become a hot topic today.

Marshal Anaos thought of Mikel, the powerful ruler he had only met once, with black hair and black eyes, standing tall and imposing, and unable to speak clearly.

Marshal Anaos thought at the time that he looked rather dim-witted, and indeed, this was something he was capable of doing.

The deed is done, and there's no point in investigating whether it was intentional or not.

"Whether he did it on purpose or not is no longer important," Marshal Anaos said seriously. "What are your thoughts? What are your plans?"

Mikel lowered his eyes and remained silent, not answering immediately.

Marshal Anaos analyzed the situation for him: "Your Lord's remarks are too bizarre. Although they haven't been circulating for long, public opinion on the StarNet has already taken off. There are undoubtedly some insects stirring things up behind the scenes, kicking someone when they're down. While it's still just a rumor, before they confirm it..."

At this point, Marshal Anaos paused for two seconds, then continued, "Mikel, let your male master choose a few female servants. That way, we can dispel the rumors. Your male master is an S-class male insect; it's simply unrealistic for him to have only you as a female."

After he finished speaking, the atmosphere fell silent.

After a long silence, Mikel finally spoke: "I know all that, but it won't work."

Mikel looked up into Marshal Anaos's eyes, his gaze resolute, and said, "Marshal, I want to give it a try."

"you……"

Marshal Anas met Mikel's blue eyes, eyes that resembled those of Grimias, and he was speechless.

He watched Mikel grow up and knew how stubborn he was in some ways, never giving up on anything he set his mind to.

"Everyone on the StarNet says that you've brainwashed Lord Cheng Chu. I think it's you who's been brainwashed by him." Marshal Anaos looked at him with exasperation, his tone full of helplessness: "Is it really necessary? Even if it costs you your future, your life, to gamble on such a slim chance?"

They all knew that if they failed, Mikel would not fare well, while Cheng Chu, being an S-class male insect, would be unharmed.

Mikel sat upright, his hands resting on his lower abdomen. He recalled the image of the male insect gently talking to the eggs inside his belly, the scenes of him protecting himself, and the male insect's extremely earnest description of their mundane life with just the two of them and their eggs.

He reaffirmed his decision: "Yes, I want to give it a shot."

Marshal Anas sighed. What difference was there between Mikel and asking for trouble?

It's fine as it is; the state of my mental sea has recovered to its best, and I even have my own insect egg.

Next, as long as you ignore the male insects, Mikel can live a good life.

Why bother worrying about whether male insects marry females or not?

Mikel pleaded earnestly, "Marshal, please help me this once."

"How do you want me to help you?"

Unable to persuade him otherwise, Marshal Anaos couldn't ignore the situation and had no choice but to join.

"You will tell him what you are about to face..."

The two female insects were so engrossed in their conversation that they didn't notice the male insect standing outside the door for who knows how long.

Cheng Chu waited a long time for Mikel to return, but he couldn't find her. So he went to the study to check on her, but he overheard a conversation inside...