A top-tier gigolo, teased by a cool and aloof general, turns warm.

Shi Yu tried to mobilize his mental energy, but his head felt like it was being pricked by thousands of needles.

The energy network was actually able to suppress the insect's mental power.

His heart sank to the bottom, and he felt an unprecedented panic.

"I really want to know, in the boss's heart, who is more important, you or me?"

Robin spoke expressionlessly, slowly reaching down to take the leather whip from his waist.

As he swung his arm, the whip drew a graceful arc in the air before lashing Shi Yu hard.

"Snapped!"

The sound of the whip lashing flesh echoed through the valley, interspersed with suppressed groans.

Robin's deep red eyes licked his lips, his slightly narrowed eyes revealing a sense of satisfaction.

"Don't hit me! I've already married the Queen and never intended to compete with you. If you let us go, I will never come to the Western Continent again."

Shi Yu grinned and jumped around on the spot.

The whip lashed across his body, tearing his shirt apart and leaving shocking, bloody welts that stung with pain.

Snow fell in June, and he felt even more wronged than Dou E.

He inexplicably became the fiancé of a rebel leader, only to be dragged to the manor to be treated like a slave, with endless chores waiting for him every day.

Having finally escaped, he thought he could go home and find his wife, but things took an unexpected turn.

Now he's entangled with Gaia's little love bug, it's just one problem after another.

"You...you're doing very well."

Robin sneered, his anger seemingly about to erupt.

She stared intently at the male insect in front of her, wishing she could tear him to pieces immediately.

Such a cold-blooded and ruthless insect is simply a complete bastard and is utterly unworthy of the boss's deep affection for him.

Robin's face was frighteningly gloomy, his eyes filled with contempt and mockery, as if he were looking at a lowly ant.

"You think you can escape back to the capital and enjoy yourself? Don't dream about it. I will never let you succeed."

I'm going to capture you and use you as a medicine insect, imprisoning you forever in darkness, making your life a living hell!

Every word he uttered was filled with hatred.

Instantly, Shi Yu felt a ringing in his ears and his head buzzing.

His heart felt as if it had fallen into an ice cellar, utterly chilled.

"What did I ever do to offend you that you'd do this to me? Did I dig up your family's ancestral graves?"

Shi Yu roared furiously, his body trembling slightly with rage.

Robin remained unmoved by his questioning.

She merely glanced at him indifferently, then raised her hand and lashed him several more times with the whip.

"She still has the energy to yell; it seems I went too easy on her."

Robin spoke casually, and swung his whip again.

Shi Yu was in so much pain that his whole body was convulsing, but he still endured the excruciating pain and wanted to continue to fight back.

"Go ahead and hit me if you dare..."

Halfway through his sentence, Tataro reached out and tightly covered his mouth.

She gently advised, "Don't speak, it hurts so much to be whipped."

Tataro covered his face with his other hand, gritting his teeth and enduring the pain.

He put in the effort but didn't get any benefits and even suffered an undeserved disaster. He was so frustrated he was about to die.

Shi Yu eventually gave up the struggle.

He knew that any resistance would be futile.

He silently endured the excruciating physical pain.

learn from mistakes.

The saying "To be merciful to the enemy is to be cruel to oneself" is becoming increasingly valuable.

If this grudge is not avenged, then we are not worthy to be called insects.

Robin felt that was about right.

He put away the leather whip, which was stained with blood.

He stared indifferently at the blood-soaked male insect.

He instructed the insect beside him, "Drag it onto the aircraft, just keep it alive."

The female soldiers around them remained silent. They all knew that Shi Yu was Lady Gaia's fiancé, but not a single insect dared to utter a word.

Shi Yu was still conscious; he could feel his body being roughly dragged forward.

His body rubbed against the ground, leaving a long trail of blood.

The constant rubbing of the gravel against his wound caused him excruciating pain that was almost unbearable.

Tataro, who was beside him, had his eyes closed and had already fainted.

Shi Yu's eyes were bloodshot, and anger surged in his chest.

Before he lost consciousness, he secretly vowed that he would repay the humiliation he suffered today tenfold in the future!

Filstoll Estate.

Gaia awoke again.

I felt as if my head had been hit hard with a hammer, and it was throbbing with pain.

Inside the bedroom, the walls, sheets, and curtains were all white, everything was enveloped in white.

It made him feel inexplicably depressed and uneasy, with a strong smell of disinfectant lingering in his nostrils.

He was blinded by the bright light.

I instinctively raised my hand, trying to block out the dazzling light.

"Paddington, how dare you!"

Gaia suddenly launched an attack.

His hoarse voice carried an undisguised anger.

"Who gave you permission to change the curtains? Change them back right now!"

Padding froze upon hearing Lord Gaia's rebuke.

He hurried to Gaia's bedside, bent down, and explained respectfully.

"The doctor said the room should be kept well-ventilated, as this will be beneficial to your condition..."

Before Patin could finish speaking, he was rudely interrupted.

"Shut up!"

Gaia's face was as pale as paper, and her lips, which were already not very bloody, were now completely bloodless.

His brows furrowed tightly, his face full of anger. "Hurry up and close the curtains."

Patin dared not say another word, quickly turned around, walked to the window, and swiftly drew the curtains.

The room was still bright, with a few rays of sunlight filtering through the gaps in the curtains.

The next second, the window was slowly pushed open again.

"I've said it so many times: open the windows for ventilation. It's best to do this between 9 and 11 a.m. or 1 and 3 p.m. to breathe fresh air, which is very beneficial for the insects."

Raphael's voice was deep and serious, as if suppressing a surge of anger, leaving the insect speechless.

He walked quickly to the bedside and began to examine Gaia with swift and skillful movements.

Raphael raised his hand and touched his forehead, his brows furrowing tightly.

He took the smart thermometer out of the medicine box, placed it in Gaia's hand, glanced at the number on it, and his expression became even more serious.

"43 degrees!"

His voice rose slightly, revealing a hint of anxiety.

"Your temperature hasn't come down yet. Did you take any fever-reducing medication this morning?"

Gaia was already irritable due to her physical discomfort, and Raphael's questioning only made her more impatient.

After two days of treatment, there was no improvement whatsoever.

He didn't want to see this quack doctor at all, so he turned his head and looked at Patin who was standing next to him.

"Go and call Shi Yu to feed me my medicine."

Gaia's tone was somewhat stiff, clearly indicating her strong resistance to taking the medicine.

Raphael paused slightly upon hearing the name "Shi Yu".

But he quickly covered it up, casually putting the smart thermometer into the medicine box.

An indescribable bitterness welled up in his heart, as if countless bloodsucking worms were gnawing at his heart, the pain making even breathing painful.