Are the insects who raise little trash in their home male insects?

Qi Shan had no resentment or complaints in his heart. He just suddenly realized that the familiar big insect that had always taken good care of him was actually his own relative.

I couldn't help but think too much, such as why he didn't recognize me, why he didn't tell me, and whether he didn't want to recognize him.

After calming down, I quickly figured it out. I was worried that he would feel uncomfortable. They didn't have much time to spend together, so even if they recognized each other, it would still be awkward.

Thinking of this, Qi Shan felt a warm feeling in his heart. He was thoughtful and willing to consider things from his perspective.

The door was knocked rhythmically, and the captain of the detection team's tentative voice came from outside the door: "Sir, are you asleep?"

Qi Shan shrank his hand. The captain found that something was wrong with him. Otherwise, why would he ask this? His mental power transmitted the news from outside the door.

He understood and coughed softly: "No, I'm awake."

There was not only the captain but also Li outside the door. I guess Li thought something was wrong with his expression, so he asked the captain to come over and take a look.

"May I come inside?"

"Please come in."

The captain pushed the door open and Qi Shan glanced behind him, but saw nothing.

The system couldn't help but sigh: (Li's intuition is really strong.)

He immediately realized that Qi Shan might have become weird because of him, so he deliberately avoided appearing in front of Qi Shan.

Qi Shan pursed his lips, feeling a little uncomfortable. Why did Li have to consider so much? He had to consider the clan rules when he was subjected to domestic violence before. If it wasn't for the male insect wanting to re-establish the kingdom, Li would never resist even if he died.

Considering the newly stable government, they acquiesced to the unfair trial.

He was worried that Qi Shan became strange because of seeing him, so he avoided him.

Can't he think more about himself? Why is he so stubborn!

The more you are used to putting yourself in a difficult position, the more likely you are to be wronged.

(Isn’t this the same as you? Considering this and that. Previously, they even asked Chongminxing.com to co-sign, hoping to soften your heart.) The system complained in a low voice.

(I have you by my side, so I don’t feel wronged.) Qi Shan knew that with the system in place, he didn’t have to worry about information asymmetry, let alone being bound by public opinion.

And if it doesn't make sense, he might as well not explain it. Who would dare to say anything against him?

(Hehe, of course. I am Ashan’s biggest golden finger.) The system was overjoyed by his words.

The biggest difference between Qi Shan and Li is that there are only a few things that he values, and although he says he values ​​them all, he actually divides them into different levels.

The Zerg gave him privileges, he would consider the future of the Zerg and fulfill his obligations, but if the Zerg discovered the system and wanted to hurt him, Qi Shan would turn against them without mercy.

After all, he is a selfish human soul. If it doesn't involve the things he values ​​most, he can pretend and endure like a gentleman. Once it is involved, he will not show any mercy.

"Captain, where is the bug I brought you?" Qi Shan didn't want to pretend he didn't know, so he asked directly.

"Where, where?" The captain was a little flustered by his sudden question. He looked back and didn't see Li. He breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that he probably didn't see him.

"I saw it" Qi Shan broke his fantasy.

"Well, I don't know who it is either," the captain said with a silly smile, "It seems to be a researcher from the First Army. I just happened to meet him on the road. Researchers are very careful. I can tell at a glance that you..."

The message from his psychic power was that he was lying and was trying desperately to make up for it.

He knew Li's identity.

"Where is the calendar?"

The captain broke out in a cold sweat and subconsciously looked back. Fortunately, the group of female soldiers had been driven away by him and were not allowed to gather around.

"Sir, this name cannot be revealed." The captain wiped his sweat. The order given to him was to keep Li's identity secret. He was the only one on the entire warship who knew where Li was.

My mind was racing. How did you know this? Commander Li couldn't tell me. What if other female soldiers knew about this?

Qi Shan could tell at a glance what he was nervous about: "Teacher Li and I are very familiar with each other. Even if he is disguised, his mental fluctuations will not change."

The captain breathed a sigh of relief and reminded: "Sir, Jun...Mr.'s identity cannot be exposed during the mission."

"I know." Qi Shan guessed that it was an order from the government. This mission was almost exposed to the sight of all the insect people, and follow-up was also required.

They are probably worried that Li will appear in the eyes of the insect people again.

He snorted quietly. Before he knew the situation, he could still ignore the government's abnormal behavior. After knowing it, he felt a little selfish.

"Just take me to see him. Never mind. Just take me to my room." There are a lot of bugs and eyes outside, so his room is safer. Even if he has objections to the mission conditions, Qi Shan will not deliberately disrupt Li's mission.

Watching the captain run out quickly.

Qi Shan jumped up, (Xiao Xi, check if my hair is messy.)

I just spent quite some time here.

(Not messy, not messy, still looks good)

(What about the clothes? Are they wrinkled?)

(No, don't be nervous, Shan. It's not the first time we meet.)

(Hiss—it feels different.)

Xiao Ye watched Qi Shan stand up, sit down, jump up again, and wag his tail as usual. Maybe it was the hobby of bipeds, he didn't understand.

Qi Shan thought of many conversations, pretending that he didn't know about it, or covering it up with a joke.

But when he saw the calendar, all the methods he had thought of were thrown out of his mind.

Li saw the captain off and closed the door. His deep blue eyes were as calm as the sea: "Are you okay?"

Although I had looked directly into Li's eyes before, I had never felt that these eyes were so sad. It was as if they had buried countless shipwrecks, and even when there were no wind or waves, they were still emitting a mournful wail.

"I'm not good." Qi Shan decided not to pretend anymore. "What should I call you? Li? Female father?"

Li had just guessed whether Qi Shan knew something. When Qi Shan pointed it out, he was still a little stiff: "Call me whatever you like."

"I like it. What do you like?" Qi Shan looked at him seriously. "Don't you want me to call you my female father? You don't want to acknowledge me?"

Li moved his fingers, walked to Qi Shan, squatted down and looked at him: "Ashan, I am not a qualified female father. When you were born, I was not ready to accept your appearance. Later, I put you in danger because of a grudge."

Qi Shan's eyes wandered slightly. If he had not known the situation in the system in advance, he might have really misunderstood that it was caused by a bug in Li.

In fact, Li was targeted by the remnants because of his reputation as the God of War. In the final analysis, Li was also a victim.

They were hurt and betrayed by male insects, and even had their eggs stolen.

Should we blame Li for being too powerful? Or should we blame him for being too responsible and too stubborn?

The self-blame in Li's eyes slowly overflowed: "I didn't show up when you were sad, I didn't give you the safe and comfortable growth environment you deserved, I didn't even realize you were a male insect, I didn't do any of the responsibilities that a female father should do."

Still, okay.

Qi Shan bit his cheek, feeling a little uncomfortable. Was this how Li condemned him?