After Playing the Role of a Villainous Male Zerg, I Became a Heartthrob [Zergs]

After Tang Jun’s death, he unexpectedly transmigrated into the Zerg race and was informed by the system that the world he is in is a book, and his role is that of the notorious villain.

Recalling the villain’s tragic end in the book, Tang Jun decided to launch a self-redemption plan as the villain.

Doing good deeds, helping the weak, and striving to be a civilized Zerg citizen.

But an unexpected event trapped him in an evil organization.

Years later, having escaped from the organization and undergone a complete transformation (thoroughly blackened), Tang Jun let out a cold laugh.

Villain—ah, such a beautiful word. Let the world be destroyed.

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Claire, who just came back from the battlefield, received the first marriage proposal of his life. The empire’s marshal facilitated it, the royal family acted as matchmaker, and the other party’s identity was of utmost nobility.

He was surprised that a male zerg would be willing to marry a female zerg who couldn’t bear children.

After much deliberation, Claire decided to accept, though his Male Lord seemed a bit odd.

One moment he wore a gentle smile, and the next, he was quietly drawing a knife.

Claire’s impression of his Male Lord was still from a brief, stunning glimpse years ago. He didn’t think much of it and assumed it was just the male zerg’s little temper.

Until he couldn’t resist getting closer, only to see the male zerg’s other side.

In a dimly lit room.

Tang Jun, holding a tool, approached with a cold sneer: “You forced me to this.”

Claire was silent for a moment, his face flushed. “So, this is what you like?”

Tang Jun: “?”

1. 1V1, HE, both are virg*ns, no angst

2. Probably a sand sculpture, neither the gong and shou are normal.

3. The gong is truly a big shot, the kind who rebels at the drop of a hat.

Content tags: Arranged marriage, interstellar, sweet story, futuristic fantasy, Zergs, relaxing

One-sentence introduction: This is definitely a fake heartthrob.

Theme: Life isn’t just about enduring the present. There’s also poetry and a world beyond.