Forced to Marry the Most Hated Omega

Blurb:

Female alpha x male omega

1. Xia Sha is a first-class citizen of Blue Star, an exceedingly rare S-rank alpha with S-rank mental strength, hailed as the Empire's Sword. Despite her youth, she holds a high-ranking position in the military. With red hair and golden eyes, and features as cold and sharp as a blade, she is still the dream lover of countless omegas, who dream of bearing her children.

2. Felix is a fifth-class citizen of Blue Star, a B-rank omega with D-rank mental strength. He's tall and strongly built, with rugged features that are completely at odds with the pale, delicate, slender omega beauty standard. His glands are damaged, and he's been implicated in the notorious "Military Academy Attack," making him an outcast whom everyone condemns.

3. The two are worlds apart in status and would never have crossed paths. But after the Xia family suddenly falls from power, all their former political enemies come swarming in. They come up with a way to humiliate Xia Sha.

4. Her political enemies send someone to knock on Felix's door, then shove Xia Sha, covered in blood, inside. "I hear your pheromones are a 98% match with this omega. You used to look down on him and refused to marry him, but now the Empire's Sword is broken. You might as well put your remaining reproductive value to use."

As fewer and fewer people on Blue Star present as alphas or omegas, half the population is beta. Xia Sha and Felix are forced into marriage by her political enemies, who demand that they have two children within three years or pay an additional 50% in reproductive tax.

But everyone knows that an omega with damaged glands can't have children.

Reader's guide:

1. Both are virgins, happy ending.

2. Female alpha, male omega. ABO society is not equal; very dominant female lead warning.

3. Includes the vulgar pregnancy plot and characters who don't communicate.

4. From the male lead's perspective, it's a secret crush coming true. From the female lead's perspective, it's marriage first, love later.

5. The blurb may be revised.

Theme: Stay true to yourself