I'm transported to the Zerg world, and my female Zerg wife loves me so much.

The incident at the Weihai Pass was exposed too suddenly, and the Andrew family did not have time to relocate all of them.

Elijah reported to Mikel: "At 7 p.m. last night, the higher-ups seized six kilograms of dangerous sea in the basement of Andrew's villa. Andrew, his queen, and four female servants were all taken away on the spot."

What does six kilograms mean?

If a female insect accidentally inhales the fragrance emitted by the Dangerous Sea, it will cause her mental sea to become chaotic. Just about one gram of Dangerous Sea is enough to completely destroy the mental sea of ​​a healthy adult female insect, causing her to enter the insect transformation stage and eventually die in agony.

In empires where the Dangerous Sea is strictly prohibited, the punishment for it is severe. Just ten grams is enough to execute a female insect instantly. Even male insects born with privileged privileges face the cruelest fate: life imprisonment in the face of the Dangerous Sea.

With such a large quantity, and discovered on the spot, Andrew had no way to defend himself. If nothing unexpected happens, Andrew will likely die of old age in the male insect prison.

Mikel's blue eyes were unfathomable as he tapped his fingers on the armrest of the sofa: "We haven't found any other male insects from the Andrew family?"

"No, they must have received advance notice," Elijah shook his head. "Moreover, the Andrew family issued a statement overnight, claiming that this was Andrew's individual act and that they knew nothing about it. They condemned Andrew's behavior, condemning him and trying to distance themselves from the situation."

Furthermore, while distancing themselves from the situation, other members of the Andrew family also kicked Andrew while he was down. They exposed many outrageous things Andrew had done, causing him to be heavily criticized and insulted on the StarNet.

Mikel scoffed, "Andrew has been abandoned by his family, so the more blame he has, the better."

Having received advance notice that all the males in the family were fine, isn't it obvious enough that Andrew was the only one found out?

Elijah nodded thoughtfully.

Having finished their business, Elijah and Havel rose to take their leave.

"General, we'll head back now."

Mikel: "Yes, thank you for your hard work today."

Elijah said, “It is right.”

Mikel got up to see them out.

Cheng Chu appeared at this moment, still sleepy-eyed, rubbing his eyes as he appeared at the top of the stairs on the second floor, clearly having just woken up.

He was shirtless, wearing only a pair of shorts, and clutching a piece of clothing in one hand, mumbling "Queen...Queen..."

The air seemed to freeze for a moment. Elijah and Havel were both stunned by the sudden turn of events and stood frozen in place.

"Turn around!"

Mikel was the first to react, his face darkening. He strode up the stairs in a few strides and blocked Cheng Chu's path.

Upon hearing this, Elijah and Havel immediately turned around in unison, their eyes not daring to wander.

Cheng Chu only then realized there were strangers in the house, and that he had run out without any clothes on. Cheng Chu's face flushed, and he turned and ran back to his room as if fleeing.

During the process, they only heard voices behind them. Elijah said in a flustered tone, "General, I...we'll take our leave. You don't need to see us off..."

"Yes, that's right."

Havel, carrying his suitcase, followed closely behind Elijah and hurried away.

Elijah's heart pounded as he boarded the aircraft, still reeling from the shock. He felt as if his worldview had been shattered. He recalled seeing the several bright red scratches left by fingernails on the male insect's bare chest—was that the work of their general?

The image of the general as a towering and pure man had a crack in Elijah's heart, a crack that was now clearly visible.

Mikel ignored them, waved his hand, and chased after the male insect to the bedroom.

All that could be heard was the male insect letting out a mournful cry before burying itself in the bed, wrapping itself completely in the blankets to isolate itself from the world, as if no one would know it was there.

"Master, it's alright, it's alright, it's nothing. Why are you hiding?" Mikel found the male insect's self-deceptive behavior amusing.

"Ah—" The male insect's voice came through the blanket in a muffled tone.

Mikel dug out the male insect's head from under the blanket, and stroked its short, bristly black hair to comfort it, "It's alright, Master, they didn't see anything."

"They saw it, they saw it. I... I didn't know." Cheng Chu didn't believe it, his face full of frustration.

He really didn't know guests would be coming to his house. It was a complete disaster; he was too embarrassed to face anyone.

Cheng Chu glanced at the doorway before asking softly, "Have they left?"

"They're gone." Mikel took the blame upon himself: "It's my fault, I forgot, I didn't tell the lord in advance that they were coming home today."

Cheng Chu shook her head: "No, Empress is wrong. It's me, I'm not wearing clothes."

Cheng Chu knew that this wasn't Mikel's fault; he had simply forgotten to tell him that guests were coming. It was Cheng Chu's own fault for not dressing properly, and he had only himself to blame.

Oh well, it's not like a grown man will lose a piece of flesh just because he gets looked at a couple of times.

"Don't say it anymore, forget it." Cheng Chusheng slumped helplessly in Mikel's arms, intending to force himself to forget the embarrassment just now for ten minutes.

"Okay, okay~" Mikel felt a surge of tenderness in his heart. He hugged the male insect in his arms and changed the subject at the right time: "Master, you should get up. It's time to drink the nutrient solution."

Cheng Chu only wanted to drink the nutrient solution, and for the male insect's health, Mikel strictly controlled when he drank it. Today, the male insect woke up a little late and hadn't drunk the nutrient solution yet.

Cheng Chu was quickly coaxed into getting better, and the first thing she did after getting up was to put on her clothes.

……

After drinking the fruit-flavored nutrient solution prepared by Mikel and then drinking a large glass of water, Cheng Chu was fully revived!

"Yes, nutrient solution is really convenient!" Cheng Chu exclaimed again.

This solves the problem of humans needing three meals a day; Cheng Chu now only needs one meal a day.

Time quickly passed to afternoon; the sun wasn't as strong as it was at noon, and the temperature dropped.

"Queen, let's go to the garden," Cheng Chu called to Mikel, excitedly saying, "Let's go plant fruit."

Cheng Chu picked up the watering can; he was going to water the flower seeds he had planted earlier. He also needed to check if the two flower buds that had sprouted yesterday had grown any bigger, and if there were any other sprouted seeds.

After thinking for a moment, he took out the tools he had used to plant the flower seeds before, a metal spoon, which was used to dig holes.

Mikel looked at the simple metal spoon in the male insect's hand and thought to himself that he should buy some gardening tools for his master.

And so, Cheng Chu and Mikel led 0123 and his group to the garden.

A gentle breeze swept by, and the flowers in the garden swayed gracefully.

Artificial flowers don't wither, have no scent so they don't attract insects, and still retain the vibrant color of real flowers. Why can't that be considered an advantage?

Yesterday it was just a sprout with half a head emerging, but today it has fully emerged and even grown a section. Looking closer, you can see a thin stalk supporting a soybean, bright green, which looks quite magical.

Cheng Chu exclaimed in amazement at the speed of the plants' growth: "Wow, they seem to have grown a bit!"

Mikel was equally amazed that the seeds the male insect planted in the garden soil could germinate: "Yes, they grow really fast."