Zerg: The female warrior's male master is acting strangely!

Manjushri's gaze slowly shifted from the gift box to the fleshy dumpling lying sprawled on the bed.

Heroyee's eyes were closed, her little belly rose and fell with her breathing, and her tail peeked out from under the blanket, clearly she was sleeping soundly.

Manjushri looked at him for a few seconds, then decided not to wake him.

He slowly stood up, told 004 to stay by the bedside, and gave him instructions: cover the baby up when he kicks off the blanket, and go find him immediately if the baby wakes up.

The screen of 004 ​​flickered and emitted a very soft confirmation sound.

Manjushri picked up the gift box from the bedside table, tiptoed out of the room, and closed the door behind him.

He hurried downstairs, sat down on the sofa in the living room, placed the gift box on his lap, and stared at the exquisite packaging with an irresistible itch.

He'd wanted a computer for a long time!

From the moment his son put on the computer and excitedly demonstrated its various functions, he became somewhat eager to try it himself.

He had originally planned to find some time in the next few days to go out and buy one, but his son suddenly got sick today, which delayed him. Unexpectedly, Heroyen bought one for him and gave it to him, which surprised and delighted him.

Wenshu's lips curled up slightly involuntarily. He planned to thank Heroion properly when he returned. He then couldn't wait to open the packaging and take out the brand-new quantum computer.

The silver-gray body has a warm, smooth feel, and the moment the screen lights up, a pale blue light reflects in his pupils.

He couldn't wait to click into the social forum, eager to gossip about the interesting things happening there and satisfy his long-suppressed curiosity.

The forum's homepage was bustling with activity, with various posts constantly being refreshed.

He randomly clicked on a few, and aside from some "Double Insect Deep Movement" discussion posts that made his scalp tingle, the content that he actually read was more and more mind-blowing than the last.

He accidentally clicked on a help post with a long title. The gist of it was a female insect asking: How can I get the male to 'whip me a few more times'?

At first, Manjushri thought he had misread the code, but after clicking in, he found that there was no mistake. This was not a prank to attract traffic or attention, but a genuine request for help.

Then, the comments below the post left him speechless: some female insects shared their "experiences", saying that they should kneel properly, straighten their backs, and apologize before the male makes a move;

Some female insects said they felt uncomfortable if they weren't whipped once a week;

Some female insects even compete with each other to see whose male attacks more fiercely and leaves more beautiful scars!

Manjushri's pupils contracted slightly.

He swiped his finger and quickly exited the post, but the chill, like a cold snake, crawled up his spine.

He sat on the sofa, staring blankly at the screen of the personal computer for a while. The initial excitement and curiosity in his heart had dissipated, replaced by a heavy, indescribable sense of oppression.

Because he thought of Yi Yi.

Yi Yi is also a female insect.

When Yi Yi grows up, will she also suffer from these things?

Do they also kneel before a male insect and cautiously ask: "Master, can you hit me a few more times today?"

Do you also see being hurt as proof of being loved?

Will they, like the female insects in those posts, take humiliation for granted, or even rush to be humiliated?

Manjushri felt a tightness in his chest, as if something was blocking his breath.

No wonder Holoyen knelt before him when they first met; it turns out that female insects 'kneeling' is taken for granted in this world...

He picked up the personal computer again and typed "female insect marriage" into the search bar, trying to see something different.

But as he scrolled through the posts, his expression grew increasingly grim.

The lives described in those posts were increasingly tragic: being beaten and verbally abused at will, being locked at home and not allowed to go out, being publicly humiliated by male insects and not daring to talk back, being forced to hand over all savings without keeping a single penny...

Each comment sounded like a cry for help pulled from the bottom of some abyss, but after scrolling through the entire page of comments, almost none of them were genuine pleas for help.

The female insects seemed to have resigned themselves to their fate, with some even advising the newer females to "learn to endure," "get used to it," and "everyone goes through this"...

Wenshu placed the quantum computer on the sofa, leaned back against the sofa back, and closed his eyes.

Images uncontrollably flashed through his mind—Heroy had grown up, entered the home of some male insect, and the bright, round eyes of hers had lost their former sparkle; her tail no longer swung playfully, and she even had to look at the other's expression before she could smile...

Thinking about all this, he suddenly felt a strong and undeniable urge to protect him!

He wants to take care of Holoiyi for the rest of his life!

Anyway, since Hero Yiyi called him "father" and looked so much like him, he would treat Yiyi as his own flesh and blood!

We absolutely cannot just stand by and watch Yi Yi sink deeper into the mire...

Manjushri took a deep breath and calmed himself down. He thought about how he had felt heartbroken just now for feeding Yi Yi a bowl of bitter medicine. If he were to see Yi Yi suffer like that one day, what difference would it make from taking his life?

Manjushri picked up the quantum computer again and searched for information about the social situations of other female insects. As a result, his brows furrowed even more.

He couldn't understand why those female insects were willing to put down their pride and act subserviently.

They are clearly strong and capable of fighting, and in many ways even stronger than the weak, incompetent, and plain-looking male insects, so why do they demean themselves like this?

Manjushri was unaware that "they" were bound by "spiritual power," which was why they were tormented so miserably.

But soon, he found out...