Shen Yan, a modern animal behavior researcher, accidentally traveled to the orc ABO world while staying up late to give a report. When he woke up, he found himself in a coniferous forest covered in ice and snow. He met Rin, an Omega boy who was abandoned by the Arctic Fox tribe - silver fox ears drooping, ice blue eyes full of fear, regarded as "waste" because he could not stably awaken his beast form, and was struggling to survive alone in the cold winter.
Out of compassion and professional instinct, Shen Yan reached out to help, and even promised "I will teach you to survive" and became Rin's master. He took Rin to find caves to avoid the cold, set traps to catch hares, taught him to identify animal marks and handle prey, and used modern knowledge to inject new possibilities into this otherworldly existence. He also patiently guided Rin to control pheromones, witnessing him slowly grow the courage to face difficulties head-on from the shimmering white light of his animal form on his fingertips.
Relying on Shen Yan's fir-like reassuring aura, Rin grew from a huddled and trembling little beast into a young man who would actively help his master collect firewood and grind animal skins. When his heartbeat accelerated due to the master's touch, and when the mint-flavored pheromones were sweetened with sweetness, he only belatedly realized that this heartbeat surpassed that of master and disciple. And Shen Yan was also getting along day and night, and his concern for the "rare orcs" turned into tenderness and protection that was unique to Rin - he stood in front of Rin to fight against the tracking snow wolf, promising "I won't let anyone take you away," but he didn't realize that he had already put this Arctic fox Omega into a concern that spanned time and space.
The tribe's search is approaching step by step, and the test of awakening the beast form is coming one after another. This inter-generational master-disciple bond that began in the cold winter has grown into a fiery bond of two-way redemption amid the interweaving of pheromones and the budding heartbeat. Now
