Wu Qi transmigrates into the body of a disabled villainous Male Insect.

According to the original plot, to highlight the male lead—his “white moonlight”—Wu Qi relentlessly bullies Yun Lian, ultimately ending up crippled, untreated, and dead.

After transmigrating, Wu Qi immediately throws the plot line into disarray.

Yet, to his surprise, this only deepens his entanglement with Yun Lian.

At first, Wu Qi simply found the “cute and cool” little cub, Yun Lian, amusing to tease.

As they grew closer, he developed a fondness for Yun Lian’s good-natured personality.

Later, Wu Qi gritted his teeth, pulled Yun Lian into his arms, and asked with red-rimmed eyes and a trembling voice, “Is it really so hard to be with me? Should I tear out my heart for you to prove how sincere I am?”

Let others chase their wives to the grave; they deserve it.

Because of that damned Second Young Master of the Wu Family identity, Wu Qi was once nearly doomed to a lonely life, deemed unworthy of Yun Lian, who blossomed like a sunflower in the mud.

How utterly ridiculous!

Wu Qi refused to trust that evil until his Heat Period erupted, triggered by his status as a top-tier Male Insect and a superior Alpha. His vertical pupils dilated, his eyes turned crimson, and his fangs bared as he viciously pinned Yun Lian beneath him.

Yun Lian pressed his hands above his head, but his eyes were filled not with terror, but with love and dependence. Trembling, he whispered, “Don’t be afraid…”

Who should be afraid here?

After all this, how dare he still insist he didn’t love him?

Yun Lian’s life had been a mess since childhood, until Wu Qi forcefully barged into his world.

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