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

Before the formal meal, Lu Yuan asked the butler who was standing to the side.

"Sebastian, did Revol and Sueno go to school well today?"

Sebastian was one of the retired female soldiers that Rhine temporarily hired to fill in when the manor was first built because they couldn't find a suitable servant insect.

However, Rhine later discovered that Sebastian had actually adapted very well to the job of a servant.

Furthermore, Sebastian was retired because he lost his left leg on the battlefield. However, with current medical technology, as long as he is fitted with a prosthesis, his daily life will not be affected at all; he will simply be unable to return to the battlefield.

So, after consulting with Sebastian himself, Rhine kept Sebastian at the manor and promoted him to steward a few years later.

And Sebastian lived up to Rhine's expectations, managing the estate inside and out very well.

"Although the two young masters were somewhat unhappy because they didn't see His Excellency at breakfast, they went to school obediently afterward and didn't cause any trouble," Sebastian said.

Revol and Sueno are the second most precious treasures that Lu Yuan has obtained since he was alive, besides Rhine.

Lu Yuan still remembers the joy he felt when he learned that there would soon be insect eggs in his house. He felt like he wanted to run around the forest around his house and then find a place without insects to laugh out loud.

Lu Yuan also remembered the excitement and trembling hands he felt when he received the insect egg from Rhine at the hospital. He was even a little afraid to touch the egg, fearing that he might accidentally break it.

In fact, all Zerg eggs are very sturdy. As long as they are not deliberately damaged with sharp tools, they will be fine. It doesn't matter if they are bumped or dropped occasionally.

After bringing back two large white eggs, each twice the size of an ostrich egg, to the manor, Lu Yuan completely entered his "foolish father" mode.

In fact, according to the normal process, after the Zerg eggs hatch, they just need to be placed in a place with a suitable temperature, neither too hot nor too cold, and the eggs will naturally hatch after about a month.

However, with economic and technological development, merchants have come up with all sorts of tricks to make money off the parents of insect eggs, launching various "intelligence tax" products specifically designed to exploit consumers.

For example, there are incubators specifically designed for hatching insect eggs. According to the merchants' advertisements, these incubators can provide insect eggs with a constant temperature and humidity incubation environment. According to scientific research, this temperature and humidity are the most suitable for insect eggs to hatch, which can help the insect eggs hatch as soon as possible.

The incubator also has an egg-turning function, which allows the larvae to get some exercise every day while they are still in the egg, resulting in healthier larvae after hatching.

For example, there's egg oil specifically designed to coat eggshells. According to the sellers, this egg oil contains all the nutrients that larvae need to develop inside the egg.

If you apply this egg oil to the insect eggs every day, the baby insects will be smarter after they hatch.

For example, there's the "egg-teaching music" specifically played for insect eggs. Although it may sound no different from regular music, according to the merchants' advertising, this "egg-teaching music" is made using special sound waves.

These sound waves can effectively stimulate the auditory organs of the larvae in the eggs, and at the same time stimulate the development of their brains. Playing music on the eggs for an hour every day can give the larvae the potential to become artists after they hatch.

For example...

In short, there is a wide variety of items specifically designed for insect eggs; if you can think of it, the sellers probably can too.

Rhine's opinion of these things was that they were all a jumbled mess, completely inexplicable.

Rhine originally planned to just put the two insect eggs in the room, check on them every day, and let them hatch on their own.

But Lu Yuan firmly disagreed, and then went on a shopping spree online, buying all sorts of things like egg incubators, egg oil, and egg music for Wadsden Manor.

Moreover, no matter which product they buy, even if it's far away, they only want the one with the most complete functions and the highest price.

When it comes to insect egg-related items, Lu Yuan's purchasing principle is to buy only the most expensive ones. He believes that there must be a reason why the price is high, and that money won't go to the wrong place.

They insist on using only the best quality insect eggs; economical options are completely out of their reach.

So we can see that in the very center of the room where the insect eggs live, there is a giant incubator that occupies about one-third of the room's area.

Two large white eggs sat upright and steadily in the incubator.

There are also nozzles next to it that spray water mist from time to time to increase the humidity inside the incubator.

The reason this incubator is so big is because it has so many functions.

This is the latest incubator specially selected by Lu Yuan, developed using cutting-edge technology, and it has a total of seventy-two functions.

For example, regarding protective features, biological information needs to be entered in advance if someone wants to get close to the incubator.

Any insect that has not been registered with biological information will be blasted away by the laser gun that comes with the incubator if it gets within five meters of it.

For example, this incubator can also emit colorful lights.

Although Lu Yuan's brain did have a moment of rationality when he bought it, thinking, what's the use of an incubator with colorful lights? It's like making the insect eggs dance to disco.

But it really was just a moment; a moment later, Lu Yuan placed the order and made the payment without hesitation.

Lu Yuan also bought two rows of egg oil and placed them in the room, enough for two large white eggs for a month. Naturally, it was Lu Yuan who applied the oil to the insect eggs every day.

I bought many songs from Danjiao Music, and on the recommendation of the seller, I also bought a speaker specifically for playing Danjiao Music.

The seller says that using this speaker to play music for the eggs can ensure that every sound wave reaches the egg and is heard by the baby insects.

Those who come every day to lay eggs and teach music to the insects naturally live far away.

Rhine watched as Lu Yuan bought a bunch of things that he considered completely useless and a complete rip-off of insect eggs, and then enthusiastically used them to play with the two insect eggs every day.

They couldn't help but wonder in their hearts if he had chosen a complete idiot as his ruler.

However, he didn't want to directly criticize Lu Yuan, nor did he want to discourage Lu Yuan, so he could only choose to ignore it and let Lu Yuan do what he wanted.

The only thing Rhine did to Chongdan was to sneak into Chongdan's room every night after Lu Yuan fell asleep and show him Lu Yuan's photo.

Rhine did this because he overheard his subordinates talking about how insect larvae would grow to resemble whoever's picture they looked at while still in their eggs.

However, Rhine forgot to consider one problem: insect eggs don't have eyes, so how can they see them?