Are there any novels about laying eggs and tentacles? Thank you.

I'm not familiar with this kind of novel. If you have any requests, you can go to the Qidian Chinese website's homepage to search for more related works.

There might be some very out - there and extremely rare fanfiction with such a concept, but it's not a common or well - known type. Most Spider - Man fanfiction stays within the realms of his heroics, his identity struggles, and his interactions with other characters like Mary Jane or his villains. The idea of him laying eggs is so far from the norm that it would be quite a shock to find.

I recommend " Black-bellied Little Demon Concubine: Take Baby Out of the Wall ", an Oriental fantasy novel. The female protagonist had transmigrated and actually laid an egg! They might as well join hands and kill him! With the Divine Talisman in hand, the world was mine! However, who knew that she would accidentally provoke the monstrous Demon Lord and come up to pull her to lay eggs! At the same time, he also recommended " Fiery Demon Concubine: Snake Doctor Lady, Give Birth to an Egg!" The female protagonist of this ancient romance novel saved a certain king in order to save her life. However, she did not expect that a certain king would be like a shameless plaster that could not be chased away. Peach blossoms bloomed around him, and a certain king was jealous and wanted to warm his bed. Xiao Qiqi was terrified and shouted,"I don't want to lay eggs!" I hope you like my recommendation.

The signs of mandarin ducks before laying eggs included sitting still in the nest, lowering their wings, weakening their movements, and not making any sound.

Yes, there can be ethical concerns. Fanfic often involves human concepts and inserting such abnormal and unethical scenarios like an insect laying eggs in a human context, especially with a gay theme, can be disturbing and against moral norms in many cultures.

I recommend "Black-bellied Little Demon Concubine: Taking the Baby Out of the Wall", an Eastern fantasy novel. The female protagonist, Ye Fei, transmigrated and gave birth one day. She actually laid an egg. Then, together with the hatched baby, they simply joined forces to kill him. However, they accidentally provoked the Demon Lord and wanted to pull her to lay eggs! This novel also has elements of fantasy and romance. The plot is quite interesting, and I believe that you will not be satisfied. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

" Searching for the Lord of Abilities " and " There Must be Something Wrong with My Egg-Laying Postures " were two novels recommended by female protagonists who could lay eggs. " Searching for the Master of Abilities " was a fantasy novel. The female protagonist was a modern agent. After she died on a mission, she traveled through different worlds and played with her abilities. This novel also had elements of fantasy. It was filled with laughter and sadness. It was very interesting. There Must Be Something Wrong About My Laying Mantra was a TV drama about Gu Ning's transmigration to Zhong Ying, who was the same age as her husband. These two novels have plots where the female lead laid eggs, which can satisfy your needs.

Yes, in some horror - themed or very strange adult stories, this kind of wrong and disturbing depiction exists. But it's just a fictional and far - fetched idea.

Well, in the world of fictional stories, we might come across such disturbing ideas. However, from a scientific and medical perspective, the human body has many defense mechanisms. Our skin, immune system, and normal body functions usually prevent foreign organisms like insects from laying eggs inside us. So, these stories are more in the realm of the macabre and not based on typical biological interactions.

One could potentially misinterpret the theory of ectopic pregnancy in a very wrong way. But of course, it has nothing to do with laying eggs. Ectopic pregnancy is a serious medical condition where the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus. It's a far cry from any fictional or wrong idea of 'laying eggs in women' in a non - medical sense.