Everything for the Right to Match

Blurb One:

Wen Ning transmigrates into a sweet, harem-style romance novel set in a world with few females and many males, becoming a villainous beastfolk destined for a tragic end.

In the book, her low F-rank makes her incompatible with high-ranking male beasts. Jealous of the heroine, she makes snide remarks and is eventually crushed by her, dying a miserable death on a wasteland planet.

Wen Ning, an overworked office drone who wakes up to find she gets paid every month without having to work: "...Hold on, hold on."

Is reading bad, or are games no fun? Why would she pick on the heroine?

Wen Ning lies back and takes it easy, until three months later...

She's informed that her individual contribution points are too low, and she's required to perform compulsory community service, soothing the pheromones of male beasts in their decline phase.

What???

Do beastfolk really have public-play stuff like this?

Blurb Two:

After an interstellar war, Marshal Merses of the Federation gets lost in space by accident.

By the time he regains consciousness, a hundred years have passed.

With a shattered mental domain, a lower rank, and no legal identity, Merses ends up a lowly male slave on the streets. He's even taken home by a low-ranking female beast.

Under the suggestive light, Merses pretends to submit and respectfully invites her to use him. Between his crimson lips, venomous fangs lie in wait.

But the female beast, with her long, light chestnut hair, refuses his advances. Blushing, she tells him that people only do that sort of thing when they're in a relationship.

Merses, who has never been used by a female beast before: "..."

[Bonus Scene]

Wen Ning's first client is a pitiful albino snake beastfolk.

He's stunningly beautiful, his life full of misfortune. Every night, he kneels weakly before her bed, his pale pink eyes brimming with tears.

Knowing full well that male beasts aren't to be touched, Wen Ning still can't help but soften toward him.

She grits her teeth and decides to do her best to win the right to match with him.

But... Merses tells her that for an F-rank female beast to rank up, she needs to exchange pheromones with male beasts more often. Is that true?

Reading Guide:

1. One-on-one, both each other's first love, hehehehe, guaranteed sweetness!

2. This is an alternate timeline for the second story in The Brooding Villain, But He's a Hopeless Romantic! You can enjoy it without reading that one first~

3. The pairing is a cool, sinister femme fatale of a snake × a laid-back office drone who'd rather lie down than stand. A medium-length story. Hope you enjoy it =3=

Theme: Love is worth fighting for