D-level males reached the pinnacle of life by living off women.

After listening to Worcester's introduction, the five insects exchanged glances, then hesitantly began to clap. Sparse applause filled the office, and two or three insects secretly looked at Lu Yuan with curious eyes.

They knew in advance that the new president was coming today, but they thought that the new president, as a D-level male insect, must have something special about him to be able to bewitch a female insect of A-level rank and the position of legion commander.

When I looked at it today, it didn't seem to be any different from them. It was pretty much the same as them, except that it looked a little stronger. Could it be that higher-level female insects prefer to be strong?

He paid no attention to those who looked away; what surprised him more was the composition of the working insects in front of him—they were all male.

He had previously thought that this alliance was like the Male Protection Association, where only the leaders were male, and it was all just for show while the actual work was done by females.

Since Lu Yuan had a question, he asked it directly.

Worcester explained that this was indeed the initial plan, but problems arose during the actual implementation.

Because their alliance office was located in the military dependents' compound, which did not allow unrelated insects to enter, they had no way to recruit female insects from outside.

The female insects in the military dependents' community are all military females, and they don't have time to do the Tongmenghui's business.

There was no other way, so the Alliance had to recruit a few male insects from poor families among the military dependents to work for them. They would pay the insects who worked to help them make ends meet.

Anyway, the workload isn't heavy, and the time is flexible, so there are still male insects willing to do it.

Lu Yuan noticed something interesting. He pulled Worcester aside, looking very suspicious, and asked in a low voice while rubbing his hands together.

"They're paying salaries here? Where does the money come from?"

"Members have to pay membership fees, and all expenses are covered by these fees, including salaries."

"So, do I get a salary too?"

Lu Yuan asked, while looking at Worcester with great anticipation.

"You're the president, of course you do."

"How much?"

"Not much, six thousand star coins a month."

Worcester assumed that Lu Yuan, as the commander of the legion, would certainly not care about such a small amount of money.

Let alone the distance, he himself doesn't really care about this amount of money.

Little did he know that Lu Yuan thought highly of him and was overjoyed. He did some mental calculations: his salary from the foundation, the subsidies from the Xiongbao Association, plus the money he would receive as the chairman, meant that his monthly income would exceed 20,000.

This is the true value of being the chairman.

Worcester didn't know why Lu Yuan was suddenly grinning like that. Seeing that the other workers were still staring at them longingly, Worcester first introduced Lu Yuan to the names and positions of a few of the workers.

Then Lu Yuan exclaimed, "Wow!"

Including Worcester, there are a total of six working bugs. Worcester is the vice president, and the other five are all department heads. Everyone is a leader, and there are no employees.

However, it's not really fair for Lu Yuan, who's new here, to say anything.

Now that everyone had gotten to know each other, Lu Yuan felt that his task for the day was complete, and he planned to go home. Rhine was still waiting for him at the entrance of the residential area.

Worcester had originally said that their alliance was planning to hold a gathering soon, since many female soldiers had returned, and they could organize an event for everyone to get together and reconnect.

Ask Lu Yuan if he has any opinions about the gathering.

Lu Yuan waved his hand, indicating that he had just taken office and didn't know anything. Worcester and the others could handle the gathering themselves, and there was no need to ask him.

After saying that, Lu Yuan left the office and hurriedly walked towards the entrance of the residential area.

Just as Rhine boarded the aircraft and was preparing to launch it, Lu Yuan realized that he had accidentally left his coat in the office.

Earlier, because the air conditioning was on in the office, Lu Yuan took off his coat, but he was in such a hurry when he came out that he forgot to put it back on.

Lu Yuan had no choice but to disembark from the aircraft and return to his office to get his coat.

Back in the office, it was quiet. Worcester and the others were gone, and only one male insect was sweeping the floor with a broom.

Lu Yuan recognized the male insect sweeping the floor; it was one of the working insects Worcester had just introduced to him. It seemed to be the head of some kind of logistics department, and its name was Fies.

She looked delicate and frail, with fair and pretty features, and had a scholarly air about her.

"Fiss, why are you the only one here? Where are the other insects?" Lu Yuan asked.

"They've all gone home," Fies replied.

"Then why don't you go back? And why are you cleaning? Shouldn't this be the cleaning machine's mess?"

Lu Yuan wondered if this was workplace bullying.

Perhaps Lu Yuan's expression was too obvious, so Fiss quickly explained.

"President, please don't misunderstand. This is something I requested from the association. My wife is in poor health and my family is short of money, so I applied to the association to take charge of the cleaning work. This way, I will receive more money each month."

Fies seemed a little reserved and embarrassed when she spoke.

Lu Yuan thought to himself that this Fiss was actually quite nice.

Lu Yuan wanted to ask more specific questions about Fei Si's family situation to see if there was anything he could do to help.

But then he thought that Fies seemed a bit shy, and he and Fies had only just met. If he asked now, Fies might not be willing to tell him. He should wait until they were more familiar with each other before asking.

Lu Yuan made a mental note of this, didn't ask any more questions, grabbed his coat, said goodbye to Fiss, and left.

......

After Lu Yuan left, Fies continued cleaning quietly by himself. He did it slowly but very carefully and attentively.

After sweeping the floor, he carefully wiped each table clean, emptied the trash cans, and finally checked to make sure nothing was missed before turning off the lights, locking the door, and going home.

Fes walked slowly through the neighborhood and finally stopped in front of a building. The sign next to it indicated that this was building number 103.

Fies walked into the building, took the elevator, and pressed the button for the 57th floor.

After the elevator arrived, a long corridor appeared before me, with room doors on both sides.

Fies stepped out of the elevator, turned left, and stopped in front of the third room. He then took out his key and opened the door.

What came into view was a two-bedroom, one-living room apartment of about fifty square meters. The door to one of the rooms was tightly closed, and faint cries of pain and wails could be heard coming from inside.

Fies stared worriedly at the door of the room. After a while, he sighed heavily and moved away.

Faith went to the kitchen, clumsily washed and chopped the vegetables, then poured all the meat and vegetables into the pot to cook together, and then stared blankly at the stove fire.