I Have A Secret Lover [Zerg]

At the age of eighteen, Yao, who had grown up well-behaved and obedient, committed the first major act of rebellion in his Zerg life. —He ran away from his arranged marriage! To the head of the Ruby family, who doted on his son like his life depended on it, this was nothing short of a thunderbolt from a clear sky. The father who had arranged a “for-your-own-good” proper marriage for Yao never imagined that one day he would regret this decision so bitterly. The tender, dewy cabbage he had painstakingly raised was not only eaten clean by some irresponsible wild female Zerg, but worse—he brought back a mysterious egg! His father, clutching his head and crying: “Little Yao, Daddy was wrong. Daddy won’t force you anymore!” A noble alpha with a bit of bad luck & mystic flair × A self-made, deeply affectionate big shot bottom +++++ Two unlucky guys, two husbands.

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I Have A Secret Lover [Zerg] ### First Impressions "I Have A Secret Lover [Zerg]" certainly throws you into the deep end with its futuristic setting, arranged marriage premise, and the rather intriguing addition of Mpreg within a Zerg society. It's a unique blend of sci-fi, romance, and shounen ai that piqued my interest from the get-go. The "secret lover" aspect adds a layer of suspense that immediately draws you in, promising a story filled with hidden identities and forbidden love. ### What Works Well Despite some reservations, I found myself enjoying the unfolding drama. The author has created a world brimming with intrigue. I was particularly impressed by the layers of plot and the reprehensible actions of some characters. It's the kind of story where you're constantly discovering new secrets and hidden agendas, keeping you hooked. The potential for a satisfying payoff later in the story is a major draw. I am eager to see how the protagonist's return to action will impact the overall narrative. The love-at-first-sight trope, while potentially cliché, is handled in a way that feels genuine and adds to the overall charm of the romance. ### Areas of Concern One thing I found myself struggling with was the protagonist's naivete. While it contributes to the story's "fluffiness," it sometimes felt a bit excessive. I also felt that some characters have gotten away with some pretty awful actions without facing appropriate consequences. This lack of accountability made it difficult to fully invest in the narrative at times. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about Judge Eikman for a second. I can see where there's a lot of sympathy for him, but I also agree that his treatment of Abei can be a bit harsh. Abei isn't exactly innocent either! It creates a morally grey area that, while interesting, can be unsettling. ### Final Verdict Overall, "I Have A Secret Lover [Zerg]" is a mixed bag. It has moments of brilliance with its intriguing plot and world-building. However, the protagonist's naivete and lack of consequences for certain characters hold it back. Despite these flaws, the potential for a satisfying payoff and the overall enjoyable nature of the story make it worth a read. I'd give it a provisional 3/5 stars, with the possibility of bumping it up to a 4/5 depending on how the story concludes. I'm crossing my fingers that the ending delivers on the promises made throughout the narrative!