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

A discussion thread appeared quietly on one of the most popular forums in the Empire Bugs community.

Subject: That female insect actually married a D-class male insect.

Content: I recently stumbled upon some gossip by chance. The source of the information is hard to say, but I found out that the female insect that's been trending on social media these past few days seems to have actually married a D-class male insect. Good heavens, what was he thinking?

1st floor: Is that the female insect that lives on the trending topics? LY?

2nd floor: Oh my god, no way, when the Xiongbao Association released that news before, everyone was saying it was impossible.

3rd floor: How could that be? Didn't they say all his previous punishments were going to be revoked? Forced matching should definitely be revoked too. If it were me, I could postpone things like property, I would definitely ask the Xiongbao Association to cancel forced matching as soon as possible.

OP: It wasn't canceled. His marriage registration with a D-class male insect is still valid, and he even brought that D-class male insect to the capital planet.

4th floor: They've even brought her to the capital planet. Is she really planning to be with that D-class male insect? My god, what is LY after?

5th floor: Yeah, what can a D-grade male beetle do?

6th Floor: Maybe it's because that D-grade male is particularly capable. (Face turns yellow)

7th floor: Get the hell out of here, you little yellow bug upstairs.

8th Floor: Cough cough cough, let's not talk about those inappropriate things. To be honest, I still think it's unlikely. The difference between LY and D level is too big. Does he not want to die?

......

35th floor: The original poster's story should be true. I also discovered some things by chance. LY and that D-level male insect not only have a valid marriage registration, but LY has already transferred all her assets to that D-level male insect as the female ruler.

36th floor: ? ? ?

37th floor: ? ? ?

Floor 38: !! !! She's gone this far, so she's really going to marry that D-level male insect, right?

39th floor: My God, I really don't understand why. A D-level male insect is not as good as that Song Mo before, who was at least an S-level.

40th floor: LY, that shameless bastard, is he blinded by shit? How could he reject such a good Lord Song Mo and choose a D-grade male?

41st floor: The person upstairs went too far. That Lord Song Mo isn't that great either. He was showing off his love with LY online while also marrying a female servant without any problems.

42nd floor: The person upstairs doesn't know anything. How could an S-class male like Lord Song Mo be monopolized by a single female?

After that, the discussion thread completely veered off course and turned into a major battle between Song Mo fans and online trolls.

However, although the post went astray, the story of the female insect marrying a D-class male insect still spread widely online.

Lu Yuan and Rhein were unaware of all the online buzz; they had been busy dating around the world.

Back on the desolate planet, they had to worry about making a living for their family every day, so the two insects spent most of their time at home building their relationship. After returning to the capital planet, Rhine couldn't go out easily, so the two insects continued to build their relationship at home.

Now that Rhine is finally allowed to go out, she still has a lot of star coins given to her by the Crown Prince, and she hasn't received any notice to return to work at the military headquarters yet. It's a time when she has both money and free time, so she can't help but go around having fun.

Together with Rhein, Lu Yuan did many things he would never have done before.

Whenever they see a popular food spot, even if it's far away, they'll definitely drag Rhine along to try it, no matter how long the queue is.

If the food is delicious, the two insects will beam with joy; if it's not delicious, they will look at each other with bitter expressions.

Before he transmigrated, Lu Yuan hated following trends and eating popular online foods, thinking they were all a waste of time because of the long queues.

In addition, whenever Lu Yuan sees a popular spot for couples to take photos, he insists on taking Rhein there to experience it. Lu Yuan now enjoys hanging love locks, something he used to think was incredibly silly.

The two insects would also occasionally take short trips to nearby planets. When they were in the mood, they could play outside from dawn to dusk, and when they got tired, they would spend the whole day lounging on the hotel bed.

Of course, to avoid attracting the attention of insects, Rhine always wears a realistic mask when going out. She only takes off the mask when she is alone with two insects or when she is taking pictures.

The two insects watched the sunrise and sunset together, admired the clouds, kissed passionately under the meteor shower, and their bodies became entangled under the aurora.

The number of photos of the two insects together on the corkboard is increasing day by day.

That day, Rhine had just returned from playing outside. She went to take a bath, while Lu Yuan took the new group photo she had acquired that day and nailed it to a corkboard.

Ding, ding, ding...

The communicator on the coffee table kept beeping with message notifications.

Lu Yuan found it strange; he had no friends in the Empire, so how could he suddenly receive so many messages?

After pinning the photo to a satisfactory position, Lu Yuan walked to the coffee table and picked up his communicator, which was filled with transfer notifications.

Lu Yuan thought it was Xiong Bao's living allowance that had arrived, but his living allowance was only 1,500 star coins a month. One transfer notification would have been enough. Why send so many?

Lu Yuan opened his communicator and logged into his bank account, after which his face underwent a series of complex changes.

First came joy, then surprise, and then confusion.

Lu Yuan stared blankly at his account balance, repeatedly counting the digits with his fingers.

I counted it three times in a row, and it was always nine digits.

Lu Yuan felt like he'd really opened his eyes—a nine-figure account balance! He'd never even imagined it, let alone seen it.

Lu Yuan was unconsciously immersed in the joy of suddenly becoming a billionaire, but this joy only lasted for three seconds before he came back to his senses and frantically shook his head to calm himself down.

This is clearly not my money; there must be something wrong with it. Oh, no, it shouldn't be anything wrong; it must be a company that transferred the money to the wrong account.

Just then, Rhine came out of the shower, and Lu Yuan quickly asked.

"Rhine, a company mistakenly transferred money to my account. Who should I contact in this situation? Should I call the police?"

Rhine walked over with a puzzled look, checked Lu Yuan's account, and then said with a relaxed expression.

"It wasn't a mistake to transfer the money; it was transferred to you. This is all my money, and it should mean that all my assets have been unfrozen."

Why are you transferring your money to me?

"You are my male lord, and I, as your female lord, shall transfer all assets to your name."

Lu Yuan then remembered the Zerg's ridiculous rule: after a female Zerg marries, all her assets are automatically transferred to the male's name.

He became a billionaire overnight simply by marrying Rhine, without doing anything else.

For some reason, Lu Yuan suddenly felt he could understand those gigolos; their lives seemed far too easy.

It's about questioning gigolos, understanding gigolos, and becoming a gigolo yourself.