Zerg: Why is the Overlord like that?

This time, the system told him without Jian Chi even having to ask.

The time limit is half a month.

It just so happens to be the deadline for Jianchi's second evolution period.

In the original storyline, the original owner began his second evolution seven days later.

The whole process only takes a few seconds.

From Elvis's perspective, Jian Chi only paused for a few seconds, as if he had been momentarily distracted.

He still looked at Jian Chi with hopeful eyes.

Jian Chi snapped out of her daze and gently stroked his cheek.

"You should know that during the second evolutionary period, there is no need to follow the rule of marrying female servants."

Elvis nodded.

"I know."

"Therefore, I will at least not seek out female servants before my second evolution."

Finally, Jian Chi said this.

He did not assure Elvis of anything further into the future.

After all, no one can predict the future; at most, he can only guarantee the present.

Hearing this answer, Elvis wasn't too disappointed, and the corners of his mouth curled up slightly again.

"Okay, thank you, my lord..."

"Just a verbal thank you?" Jian Chi asked him jokingly.

Before Elvis could answer, she reached behind him and gently pulled off the light blue ribbon that held his hair back.

"Star, close your eyes."

Elvis obediently closed his eyes, feeling the ribbon being placed over his eyes, wrapped around them, and tied behind his head.

Then, she felt the mane whip in her hand being taken away by the male master.

Realizing what Xiong was about to do, he pursed his lips, his Adam's apple bobbing involuntarily.

In complete darkness, other senses are amplified infinitely.

"A mighty ruler..."

The powerful ruler's gentle voice rang out:

"Star, what is the first rule of the Queen?"

"You should speak up if it hurts."

"Yes, don't forget."

……

Night fell.

In the darkness, Elvis quietly watched Jian Chi's sleeping face, a smile playing on his lips.

At least he can have a powerful ruler by himself for a while longer, and that's enough.

He is content that even in his current ugly, half-insect form, he still receives the favor of a male lord and a nickname of his own.

Even death would be a blessing.

Thinking this, Elvis lowered his eyes, carefully picked up a strand of black hair that had just fallen in front of him, gently covered it with his lips, and then released it.

Goodnight, my lord...

At this moment, Jian Chi was not actually asleep.

[Host, are you saying this to him because you've finally run out of bugs to exploit?]

【Um? 】

With just one word, the system backed down.

What I mean is, are you finally really going to do exactly what the original owner wanted to do?!

There's nothing we can do, nobody understands. We're genuinely afraid that Jian Chi will suddenly lose interest and quit, sob sob sob...

Although the possibility is small, as Jianchi's friend, Jianchi will definitely help it.

However, there is still a tiny bit of worry.

When it heard Jian Chi say those words to Elvis, its first reaction was that the host couldn't find a loophole to exploit!

Otherwise, he wouldn't have said those things.

[Haven't I been following the original character's storyline the whole time? Didn't I complete the scenario?]

【…】

As for why I said those things to Elvis, do you want the truth or a lie?

Upon hearing this for the second time, the system replied without hesitation:

【lie!】

The lie is that I'm getting a bit tired of Elvis, and this situation is a good opportunity to try something new.

[...] The system remained silent.

It didn't believe it. When Jian Chi took off the ribbon that blindfolded Elvis, it clearly saw the satisfied pleasure on his face!

It was a lie after all. Why is the host acting out of the ordinary again this time?

【What? 】

What about the truth?

To be honest, this is just a little personal hobby of mine.

The system was bewildered.

What are your hobbies?

Another little hobby!

It can only be understood intuitively, not explained in words.

After saying that, Jian Chi went to sleep, leaving the system to ponder for a whole night without coming up with a solution.

For the next two days, Jian Chi and Elvis went to the army together again, and nothing much changed.

The reason I say there haven't been major changes is because there have been some changes.

The changes occurred on the forum.

After a few days, his popularity on the forum has faded a little.

Besides the heated discussions about him and related matters, there were many more posts about mechs on the forum.

To be precise, it's the mech's manual mode.

This matter, after going around in circles, somehow ended up having a tiny bit of connection with him.

The incident started when a female military officer posted a thread about how many impressive maneuvers could be performed in the manual mode of a mech.

The content is a video in which a red mech in manual mode smoothly performs two maneuvers: the Thomas Flair and the Moon Kick Spin.

The original intention of this post was to show off how flashy the mechs could be in manual mode.

However, mechs are a favorite of the Zerg, especially female warriors, and some of them are quite adept at using manual mode.

Upon seeing the red mecha's movements, everyone showed great interest, and some female soldiers even pulled out mecha folding devices on the spot.

They then discovered that getting the mech to perform those two movements smoothly was quite difficult.

Meanwhile, the poster of the red mech proudly declared that only their three armies could execute such a smooth maneuver.

This sparked the competitive spirit of the other female soldiers.

Especially since the original poster of that post deliberately mentioned the "three armies".

Good heavens, the flames of anger among the female soldiers were rising rapidly.

It's just mecha piloting, right? Let's get started!

As a result, posts about manual mecha control sprang up like mushrooms after spring rain.

So, in a way, it has something to do with him.

Jian Chi skipped over the parts about him and the mecha and continued browsing.

Finally, I stopped when I saw a post:

Mourning! The Thirteenth Army, stationed at Garluoxing to fight the ferocious beasts, has suffered 30,000 dead insects!

Posts like this actually appear every day.

Even Elvis's army was losing insects every day.

The Zerg population is enormous; 30,000 is not a very large number for them.

After all, at least tens of thousands of female soldiers die every day from mental breakdowns.

The Zerg have always been like this; death is not a particularly frightening thing for them.

Jianchi clicked on it.

As expected, there were very few replies to the post. Apart from a handful of people saying "GG," the rest were all just the ramblings of the original poster.

Jianchi continued reading the other comments made by the original poster.

The poster must also be from the 13th Army, as the post even mentioned what kinds of insects were among the dead ones.

He was muttering to himself in the building.

"Cole told me that when he came back this time, he would retire, choose a moderately habitable planet, apply for sperm freezing, have a baby insect, and live out his last days in peace."

"I heard that Lieutenant General Dali has fallen for a male gentleman of C rank, and that male gentleman has promised him that if he has assets of 300 million, he will marry him as his concubine."

"Although Major Leandera was born on a garbage planet, he is a very kind insect."

He used all his savings to help the relatives of his deceased subordinates. If it weren't for that, with his assets, he could at least have married a Class D male.

"And Allen..."

I wrote about a lot of insects.

After reading to the end, Jian Chi clicked on the input box below and replied with little expression:

"They are the heroes of the empire; may they return to the embrace of the Insect God."