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

Actually, Dorian and Rhine weren't exactly good friends. To be precise, they didn't really like each other before.

Dorian was more than ten years older than Rhine and was the imperial idol before Rhine, a shining star in the military.

After Rhine began to emerge, the two insects were often compared together because they had many similarities.

Both insects came from good families, being nobles. Rhine came from the Hatton family, while Dorian's Stuart family was no less prestigious than the Hatton family, and perhaps even slightly better.

Both insects were beautiful and were high-grade females, both classified as A.

Both insects were top students from a young age and were outstanding graduates of St. Cyr Military Academy.

Despite the many similarities, Dorian has always had a better reputation than Rhine.

Because Dorian was always the "perfect child" since he was a child. Not only was he powerful, but he was also very obedient to his family. He would complete any task assigned by his family diligently, taking the prosperity of his family as his own responsibility.

Rhine has had a rebellious streak since childhood. Rather than making the family prosper, he prefers to make himself prosper. Whenever the family asks him to do something, he always bargains or pretends to comply while secretly doing something against his will, prioritizing his own benefit.

Therefore, if Dorian is a positive role model for all families in educating their younger generations, then Rhine is a negative example.

When Dorian graduated from the Rhine Military Academy and joined the Third Army, he had already been promoted to general. After all, those ten-odd years were not for nothing.

Everyone had hoped that the two insects could develop a mentor-student relationship, but unexpectedly, they didn't think much of each other.

Rhine felt that Dorian had great strength, but lived like a puppet of the family, doing whatever the family said, which was meaningless.

Dorian felt that Rhine was too selfish, didn't care about the family that raised him, and had no gratitude.

Therefore, the two insects could not even be considered ordinary friends, let alone teacher-student or friend-student relationship; at most, they were nodding acquaintances.

Although Rhine disliked Dorian's personality, he still recognized Dorian's strength. He set a goal for himself: to surpass Dorian within ten years and use his achievements to trample this good boy under his feet.

But just as Rhine was in its third year of struggle, Dorian died.

At that time, Dorian was about to be promoted to legion commander, and at the same time, under the arrangement of his family, he was about to marry an A-level male insect and become the queen of that A-level male insect. His future was obviously very bright.

Before the wedding, the male insect asked Dorian to go to a remote planet and personally dig up a ruby, a local specialty, as a wedding gift for him.

Actually, this trip wasn't very safe, because the rubies that were a specialty of that remote planet were concentrated near volcanoes.

The planet has frequent volcanic activity and erupts often without any pattern. Even an A-level female insect would have a hard time dealing with volcanic eruptions.

Dorian went anyway and successfully retrieved the gem, but on the return journey, his spaceship encountered a cosmic storm.

Dorian failed to escape and was killed.

The above is the information released by the Stuart family. When Rhine learned of it, he was not greatly moved, but he couldn't help but feel a little sad.

It's unbelievable that a dignified A-rank female insect, about to be promoted to legion commander, would lose her life for such an absurd reason.

If it were him, if he wanted a ruby, he would just buy one at an auction.

As for why he had to dig it himself, he said he dug it himself, so he dug it himself.

If the male insect doesn't believe it, then he should have the guts to go with him to a remote planet.

After the initial shock, Rhine forgot about it and continued to climb the ladder according to his own plan.

However, he really didn't expect to run into Dorian again on Golan Star.

It seems that the news of Dorian's death was a hoax. Could it be that Dorian faked his death without telling his family?

Rhine felt a slight appreciation for Dorian. It seemed that even a good boy wasn't so obedient after all; he did have his own ideas.

"So you faked your death on purpose?" Rhine asked.

Dorian shook his head and said, "No, that news was arranged by the family. The family no longer acknowledges me, and because they were afraid that I would bring shame to the family, they simply let Dorian Stuart die."

Rhine rolled her eyes inwardly, thinking that she had overestimated this good boy.

"Why? Because of that male insect named Fies?" Rhine asked.

Rhine remembered that the male insect named Fes should be a C-grade male insect.

Dorian nodded and told Rhine that when he was mining rubies on that remote planet, he encountered a volcanic eruption.

He was saved by Fez.

Although he survived, he still suffered considerable injuries, and even with the recovery ability of an A-level female insect, it would take him a long time to recover.

At that time, he was unable to return to the capital planet, so it was Fies who took care of him.

Over time, they fell in love.

Of course, many things happened in between, and they both went through very difficult and painful times because they both knew in their hearts that they were not a good match for each other.

Forcing them to be together will not lead to a good ending.

Ultimately, however, they couldn't resist their feelings and chose to be together.

Dorian brought Fies back to the Stuart family, confessed everything to the family, and stated that he was willing to bear all the consequences and would do his best to make up for the losses caused to the family.

He only hoped that his family could forgive and accept his one and only act of willfulness in his life, and allow him to be with his beloved insect.

To Dorian's surprise, his family revealed a ruthless side he had never seen before. Not only did they refuse his request and demand that he obediently marry the A-grade male insect as arranged by the family, they also wanted to kill Fez.

Dorian tried every possible method to rescue Fez, allowing him to escape from his family and the capital planet.

When he first escaped, Dorian still held onto a sliver of hope for his family, thinking that they were just too angry to do this.

After a while, the family will gradually accept it, after all, they are all insects.

Not long after, the Stuart family announced the death of Dorian Stuart.

Later, Dorian also tried to secretly contact his father, mother, and brothers.

But his kind and gentle father and mother, as well as his close brothers, all looked at him with disdain and demanded that he stop contacting them.

Only then did Dorian completely lose faith in his family.