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

Cheng Chu kept his word, not only washing Mikel's clothes but also giving him a bath.

In the best suite in the hospital, Mikel was forced to rest on the bed by Cheng Chu and was specifically ordered not to leave the bed.

Even going to the toilet required prior application, after which Cheng Chu would carry him there.

Cheng Chu was organizing the clothes and toiletries that Elijah's insects had just delivered over the past few days. He took out a long set of pajamas and told Mikel about the next steps: "Honey, I'll give you a bath in a bit, then wash your clothes, and then we'll go see the baby one last time before bed, okay?"

"Master, I can do it myself, you don't need to come personally." Mikel felt a little uncomfortable with the male insect's meticulous care. He even wondered if he was not laying an egg, but had returned to the time when he was seriously injured in the great battle two years ago.

Do not!

Even with such severe injuries, he had never received such treatment.

"My lord, the healer said I'm perfectly fine and don't need to stay in bed." Mikel lifted the blanket from his legs and tried to stand up.

"Hey... don't move around." Cheng Chu rushed over without even putting down the clothes in her hands. She pressed his hand down and covered him with the blanket while saying, "Wife, you just gave birth to our worm eggs. No matter what, you need to rest properly for a while."

The Zerg don't seem to care much about laying eggs, which Cheng Chu finds unacceptable. He doesn't care how other females lay their eggs, but his females absolutely need to rest.

Even if you can't have a month-long postpartum period like humans, you should at least stay in bed for a few days.

"Just listen to me and rest well these few days in the hospital. You don't have to do anything. If you want anything, just call me and I'll do it. Okay?" Cheng Chu was really trying to persuade him earnestly, afraid that Mikel would make him run a few laps on the spot to prove that he was okay.

Mikel reluctantly sat back down, not answering "okay?" or "not okay?", but instead asking, "The baby will have to stay in the hospital for another four or five days, my lord. Will I have to stay that long too?"

If we really do as the male insect says, staying in bed for four or five days without being able to do anything, what's the difference between that and being useless?

Mikel felt that these days were very difficult to endure.

"It's only four or five days, it'll pass quickly. Just listen to me this time, okay?" Cheng Chu sat on the edge of the bed, leaned down and kissed Mikel's lips, then handed him the clothes she was holding. Mikel thought it was taking too long; he felt four or five days was too short.

Seeing that his objections were ineffective, Mikel pursed his lips and had no choice but to compromise, saying, "Alright."

Let the male do whatever makes him happy; it's only four or five days, he can just bear with it.

If all else fails, try something else when the male is away.

Cheng Chu raised his hand and gently stroked Mikel's earlobe, smiling as he said, "My wife really listens to her husband; I like that very much."

The male insect's words made Mikel's cheeks flush, and his tone was tinged with helplessness and reproach: "Master, what did you say?"

The male insect's words sounded like he was coaxing a baby insect, even though he was several years older than him. Mikel hadn't been coaxed in years, and he felt quite ashamed.

"Alright, alright." Cheng Chu knew Mikel was embarrassed, so he stretched out his hands to Mikel and said seriously, "You should go take a shower. I've already prepared the hot water in the bathroom. I'll carry you there."

Mikel put his arm around the male insect's neck, kissed him on the cheek, and said, "Thank you for your hard work, Master."

"It's not tiring at all." Cheng Chu reached under Mikel's knees with one hand and put his other arm around his waist, lifting him up steadily. Looking into Mikel's blue eyes, he said earnestly, "It's not tiring at all to be able to carry General Mikel. It's my honor. I must have done something incredibly good in my past life to be able to meet you in this life."

Before he turned nineteen, he was unloved by his parents and the only person who was kind to him, his maternal grandmother, passed away early, leaving him to live alone for so long.

On every day he worried about tuition and living expenses, when he saw his younger brother decked out in designer brands and attending tutoring classes costing thousands or tens of thousands, he would wonder if he was superfluous. They didn't like him; why did they bring him into this world?

It wasn't until he arrived in this strange insectoid world and met Mikel that Cheng Chu felt he had a home of his own.

Mikel seemed to be God's compensation to him, an angel sent by God specifically to love him.

Cheng Chu loves Mikel very, very much.

Life here is carefree; there's no need to worry about food or clothing. Most importantly, Mikel doesn't despise him; he loves him. Now they even have their own insect eggs, and soon the babies will hatch.

Regardless of whether the baby is smart or not, he will definitely love him very, very much.

Cheng Chu made a vow in his heart.

"Master," Mikel said, blushing as he buried his face in the male insect's neck, somewhat embarrassed. "You are my honor. I am especially happy to have met you and to be your mate."

Mikel was very satisfied that he could marry a male insect and have that male become the father of his eggs.

Mikel gently rubbed his forehead against the male insect's ear, then solemnly whispered in its ear, "My lord, I love you."

Mikel's words were so powerful that they successfully made Cheng Chu stand frozen at the bathroom door.

The bathroom was filled with steam, and the hot, humid steam rushed in from the door, hitting Cheng Chu and Mikel's faces.

A flood of inexplicable emotions surged through Cheng Chu's heart—a mix of joy, bittersweetness, and a touch of emotion. Like a warm tide, it rippled and instantly filled his entire heart.

Several seconds passed, and Mikel's confession remained in his mind.

My lord, I love you.

Haha!

Mikel said she loves him!

Mikel loves him!

"Master, why aren't you going in?" Mikel swung his leg, not understanding why the male insect had stopped.

"Ah, it's nothing." Cheng Chu pulled herself out of her thoughts, carefully carried Mikel inside, and her smile grew brighter and brighter.

His eyes were bright and shining, and his mouth was wide open, revealing his teeth: "I just want to say that I love you the most, the most in the whole world."

Also, thank you for loving me too.

he thinks.