Chapter 21, Crochet, is even more inexplicable.

How could I possibly bring myself to ask such a question?

Sersia realized that her high needs had been thoroughly understood. She opened her mouth, wanting to say something several times, but in the end, her ears turned red, and she didn't know how to react.

Hillland did the same, silently cutting a piece of meat with his knife and fork, and clumsily putting it in his mouth to chew.

As expected, this recent high school graduate still couldn't handle intimate gestures between couples with the experience he usually possessed. Besides, it wouldn't make sense for him to have experience...

I need a one-click rollback function, waaaaah!

Sersia could only eat in silence, feeling extremely embarrassed.

Although the video didn't say anything, it still conveyed a sense of blushing and a racing heart.

Hillland felt tormented and said awkwardly, "I'll hang up now after I see the baby tonight. Remember to take a nap."

Sersia breathed a sigh of relief, said okay, and then watched as Hillan hung up the video call.

He had never felt so threatened before. The blush on his face lingered for a long time, so vivid that it made his eyes sparkle and look exceptionally beautiful.

Hillland, who had just hung up the phone, was also still not over it and couldn't help but rub her forehead, wondering what she had said.

Forget it, let's just eat properly. He doesn't take a nap, and 99 has found him a way to bypass the Great Firewall so he can directly access those professional websites. He hasn't even logged on yet.

Thinking about it, Hillland sped up. After finishing her meal, she used the identification code to bypass the firewall and successfully disguised herself as a female insect to sneak in.

He was immersed in it all noon. Hillland had to start from scratch to figure out which line to begin with. This process took all morning, and he finally figured out how to proceed.

For the Zerg, conducting scientific research is very simple; they only need to obtain the relevant certifications to open their own research lab. There are no barriers to entry. However, the most authoritative research institution has always been the Alliance's Satell Research Institute, which covers the development and research of various fields, including medicine.

Without a doubt, Hillland had no chance of getting in. The screening process inside was extremely strict, and he, a male insect without a tail hook, would be identified as soon as he entered.

However, opening a research institute is different; all you need is a certificate. The identity verification process required to obtain the certificate is not complicated, but you need to take the risk of obtaining a female insect identity.

There's nothing wrong with his appearance, since many insects think he looks like a female insect.

Thinking about it, Hillland already had a plan in mind. Of course, he had to talk to Sersia about this first. He really needed to rely on his wife. She had enough patience and resources to help him handle all the procedures related to the assessment.

Furthermore, Hillan searched through the posted posts and gathered information. Aside from the most pressing issues of the spiritual realm and reproduction, female insects spend a significant amount of money each year on wing maintenance, including matters related to the recovery of bodily functions.

Hillland had done some research on this in his own world, and the model could be copied exactly, but it would take some time to implement.

“In short,” Hillland said solemnly as he closed the website, “before I repay Sersia with my achievements, I’m going to completely become a troublemaker, mooching off my wife’s money, power, connections, food, drink, and lodging.”

99 didn't know how to evaluate it and hesitated for a moment, "It should be fine... The villain isn't someone who can't produce these things. Of course, host, I believe you're not the kind of person who just sits on a freeloader. I, as an outsider system, can't really say for sure."

Hillland thought it was normal. He was a person who would never suffer internal strife. Rather than having Sersia give it to him directly because of their relationship, Hillland would rather take the initiative to ask, since the two things were completely different.

In his eyes, it's considered a bad debt to ask someone for help, and you really shouldn't ask someone for help if you don't have a good relationship with them. Of course, Hillan would never let Sersia suffer a loss.

"Of course, I mean I don't think there's anything wrong with me taking advantage of my wife. I can do it myself, of course, but it takes too much time. I don't want to waste time on that little bit of pride. Besides, I owe Sersia too much. I want him to invest in me as soon as possible. I'll try my best to leave him something in the shortest amount of time."

Money, and security.

Hillland likes to be prepared for the worst. He wasn't sure how long he would stay here, but he wanted to do his best for his wife during this time.

"By the way, 99, when did we return to reality?"

99 blinked. "I guess you could say it's a perfect ending. The situation is turbulent right now, so you'll have to stay here for at least a few years."

Hillland breathed a sigh of relief. "That's about right. I'm quite confident in myself."

After all, you have to have confidence, otherwise what will happen to his wife if he just walks away?

Even if Hillan goes back, he won't be able to sleep or eat well.

The thought of this made Hillan feel terrible.

Just as it was time for afternoon classes, Hillland got up and left, heading to the crochet classroom according to the address provided by the identification code.

The crochet instructor was a sub-female, slender and beautiful. Hillland greeted her politely and then found a place to sit down, while the three male insects, including Muche, arrived at the classroom on time as usual.

The crochet class was very simple, starting with crocheting a scarf. The crochet teacher taught in great detail, and Hillan quickly learned how to cast on and off stitches, including some simple crochet patterns.

The crochet teacher only taught for half an hour, and then let them make a piece of work on their own as homework, without any size requirements.

Several male insects were unhappy when they heard that homework was assigned, but they didn't know what to do, so they just stood there with dark faces, fidgeting.

Because he had no patience, Mouche simply threw aside the yarn he was knitting. As soon as he looked up, he saw Hillan knitting furiously.

Miao Qie gritted his teeth.

What's going on?! Even crocheting is curling up?! Are you crazy?!

Thinking about it, he went over to take a look and saw that, with Hilla's nimble movements, she had knitted a beautiful woolen wristband and several pretty accessories, but she hadn't had time to install them yet.

He even spent an hour crocheting a very beautiful gardenia.

Seeing how serious the male insect was, Miu Che was dumbfounded.

Is this really necessary?

You can actually do something this boring? Are you crazy?!

Besides, is it even appropriate for him to wear these things?

Before he could even ask, Hillland took out his personal computer, and Kuku started snapping photos of the small parts.

Muche was laughing so hard he almost passed out.

That's it? You need to record this?

Immediately afterwards, the male insect was seen heading towards the head of the computer and typing out a long string of text.

After finishing her presentation, Hillland noticed very obvious stares around her. She looked up in confusion and saw Muche's incredulous expression, which amused her somewhat.

What are you looking at?

Muche couldn't hold back any longer. He said arrogantly, "I'm watching to see what you're doing. What's so interesting about recording these things?! How can you even keep doing this!"

Hillland neither agreed nor disagreed, and simply showed him the chat history.

The sweetness between the two was evident on his face in the chat box.

Muche: ...

So it turns out he was delivering female insects.

But why send a female insect? That's even more baffling!

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