After being transformed into a random male beetle

After seeing Edwin off, Xi Yun took a stroll in the park near the villa for a couple of hours before heading home.

When Xiao Jin saw Xi Yun come in, it quickly asked how the meeting went: "Zaizai, how did it go?" The clothes for today's meeting were chosen by it and Zaizai after trying them on for a long time. Although it didn't go, it participated.

"It felt pretty good." Xi Yun chuckled softly as he recalled the little tricks the female insect had made during dinner today.

"Hehe, my little one is just different from the male insects of other insect families." Little Gold drove its four little wheels to move in front of Xi Yun and praised him.

When Xiao Jin learned that Xi Yun was going on a blind date, it worried about its little one like a mother hen on Earth. When Xi Yun's package arrived, it excitedly ran to pick it up and then helped Xi Yun knit a bouquet. Although it spent several days handing over and cutting yarn, it was still very involved.

After several days of preparation, we finally achieved complete success this afternoon.

Unlike the joy on this side, not long after Edvy returned to the military headquarters, his office door was knocked on repeatedly.

"Come in." They don't usually come this often at this time.

The insects outside looked at each other and chuckled to themselves.

"Hey, Lieutenant Garcia, you're so late. Do you have some documents that you haven't finished reviewing?" Cox teased, looking at Garcia who was lingering at the door.

"Yes," Garcia said, holding several thin documents in his hands. "Admiral Miller, Admiral Cox, Lieutenant Boucher, what brings you to the Admiral's court?"

The insects mentioned suddenly spoke in a completely uncoordinated manner. "Hey Miller, it seems like the list of people who will be giving a speech to this year's freshmen at the Imperial First Military Academy hasn't been finalized yet, right?" Cox winked at Miller discreetly, signaling him to agree with him.

Bushir watched his general's performance with a headache; the acting was so exaggerated that none of the insects present could bear to watch.

That list was finalized long ago and Edvy was sent there; what a lame excuse Cox is using.

Miller looked at Garcia, refusing to play along with this idiot. "Garcia, we need to talk to Edvy. Is he here?"

Just as Garcia was about to answer, he heard someone inside telling him to come in.

"Let's go in together," Garcia said with a smile.

If we're going to die, we'll all die together.

The three insects followed Garcia inside with serious expressions. After closing the door, Cox immediately approached Edvy, looked him up and down, and, after confirming there were no problems, asked, "I heard you met that male insect with a 100% compatibility score with you today? How did it go?"

Garcia silently placed the file, which was only a few millimeters thick, on Edvi's desk, thinking to himself that it hadn't even been a few days, and the news had already reached the upper echelons of other legions. Sure enough, gossip in the military spreads very quickly.

Miller spoke slowly from behind: "What was the male insect's temperament like? You weren't hurt, were you..." As he spoke, he reached out and pushed aside Cox in front of him, only to see a beautifully packaged cake on the table. The words he was about to utter were instantly swallowed back.

Bushier glanced discreetly at the packaging bag on the table; it was the cake most popular with the female insects, its price perfectly matching its taste. Bushier also glanced at the cake's appearance; it looked delicious, too.

Garcia was standing at the top left corner of the table, where he could clearly see the cake and bouquet on the table. He quietly counted them; there were 11 champagne roses in total.

The other insects also noticed the bouquet of flowers on the table.

Miller chuckled softly: "Eleven champagne roses, Edvy. Was the bug that sent you those flowers the same male you met?"

On the ancient planet Blue, champagne roses symbolize elegance and warmth, signifying that being together brings comfort and many wonderful encounters. Sending 11 roses expresses deep affection and beautiful sentiments.

Upon closer inspection, it is indeed made of knitted yarn, and the knitted flowers look just like real flowers, in no way inferior to those in flower shops. Moreover, these flowers can be stored for a long time. Although the Zerg's technology is advanced and can extend the shelf life of fresh flowers, it is still far superior to this bouquet.

I doubt that Edvy's hands, which slay monsters, have ever knitted a single thread. Coming to Edvy's place today was definitely the right decision. Just as I returned to my office, I overheard some female insects saying they saw General Edvy carrying cakes back to his office from the main gate, and not just one; apparently, it was the female guards at the gate who spread the word.

Miller had initially thought that given Edvy's personality, buying a cake was unthinkable, so he decided to come and see what was going on. Unexpectedly, he ran into Cox and his adjutant, Busch, on the way.

"The male insect was in a good mood and ate very well. I wasn't injured," Edvy answered their questions one by one.

"So far, this male seems alright, but I don't know what will happen later. If anything goes wrong, please let me know." Miller was a little worried, after all, it's not uncommon for males to be nice to females at first, but then reveal their true colors after marriage.

"That's right, that's right. Remember to tell them when the time comes, don't be shy," Cox agreed from behind Miller.

Busir and Garcia, standing nearby, fell silent, wondering why their own Admiral/Cox was so tactless.

"Hmm." Edvy naturally knew about the situation Miller was talking about, but when he recalled the gentleness that the male insect exuded from its very bones when the sunlight shone on it this afternoon, Edvy instinctively felt that this male insect wouldn't be like that.