What's wrong with being a little arrogant in the apocalypse just to support my wife?

Gloria angrily smashed a table full of crystals. She was the queen of the Zerg, and she controlled the Houses. Now, a traitor had appeared in the Houses.

This was even harder for her to accept than those civilian rebellions. The fact that Noah and Cecil had broken free from her control meant that they had a way to sever her mental control. She knew better than anyone where the loyalty of the noble families came from.

Because of fear, they had no choice but to submit. And now, although the aristocratic families appear calm on the surface, she is certain that countless families have been secretly in contact with Noah and his group.

Why did Noah and Cecil betray her? Gloria couldn't understand the thoughts of these new generation of insects. How many resources had the aristocratic families provided them? Without the aristocratic families, did they think they could have reached their current position?

They'll end up like that idiot Riva. Even if they're lucky enough to come to the main planet, they'll still be foolish and ignorant, their heads will be empty, and they'll be tricked into self-destructing, ruining the Zerg's future for at least a hundred years.

Gloria's biggest regret now is that she didn't strangle Riva the moment she gave birth to her.

Just like her mistaken beginning with Riva's father, she was a lowly insect with only good looks, nothing more than a plaything she found, but she never expected to become pregnant with his child.

Gloria now recalls the surprise and anticipation in the other woman's eyes and feels utterly foolish. All she wanted was to give birth to a powerful child. After giving birth to Riva and discovering her lack of talent, Gloria abandoned her without hesitation.

She also abandoned that good-looking inferior insect. She had no time to flirt with these inferior insects; they only cared about the interests of their clan and the insect race.

Feelings? They are the most vulnerable to test and the easiest to give up.

The Zerg's defeat caused a huge uproar on the StarNet, and at this time, all sorts of Xenomorphs wanted to get a piece of the pie in this Xenomorph competition.

The Superpower Competition is an event that pools the entire Federation's financial resources. The organizers can reap considerable benefits from it. For example, just attracting people from almost the entire Federation can bring in a lot of money.

However, since the event is being held on the main planet and there is no organizer, the only option is to divide the various parts of the Superpower Competition and assign them to the aliens of different races.

Although they can only get a sip of soup, this is the best arrangement for most small planets. Of course, the majority of the spoils are still taken by a few races with strong overall strength.

Lu Yi calmly watched these so-called superior alien races fighting tooth and nail on the StarNet, his eyes filled with mockery. In their eyes, it was no different from what humans did.

However, being able to go to the main star is a good thing, so Lu Yi went to Xie Hongyang to ask about his superpowers.

Then, after learning from Xie Hongyang that his superpower could not only be used to copy and imitate superpowers, but also to objects, Lu Yi had a new idea in mind.

He had heard that the library on the Federation's main planet had the most extensive collection of books, and these were only the ones that could be displayed. A large portion of the books were hidden in the spaces of various powerful families.

The reason why even the Zerg are wary of the Federation's main planet is because it is not composed of a single race, but rather was jointly created by eight great families.

The wealth accumulated over generations and the insurmountable gaps have continuously strengthened the power and status of the Federation's main star, forcing even the Insect Emperor to restrain his brilliance.