The Unwanted, Low-Quality Omega

#An outwardly "mature and rational" obsessive romantic top x a tough-looking but tender-hearted, sensitive, affection-starved little cat bottom

Meng Xiaoyu is a tough, cold person who nevertheless presents as an omega at fifteen, and the lowest-ranking kind at that.

He doesn't care. Until his long-term abuse of suppressants gets him a stern warning from his doctor: keep this up and you'll ruin your body. The doctor earnestly advises Meng Xiaoyu, "Maybe you should consider finding an alpha."

Thinking of his health, Meng Xiaoyu decides it might be worth a try. But every alpha turns him down, whether it's his childhood friend who knows him inside and out or an alpha introduced by his family.

His heat arrives without warning. Meng Xiaoyu hides alone in a corner, gritting his teeth as he endures it. In his despair, the alpha boss who once gave him a little warmth finds him and holds him.

For seven whole days, in bed, by the window, on the desk, wherever they can, they twist together in an endless tangle. Meng Xiaoyu thinks he's finally been loved.

Seven days later, the handsome alpha still has scratch marks on his back, but frowns and says, "This was an accident. My partner will only ever be a high-ranking omega."

It was Meng Xiaoyu's first time, and the alpha was too rough, leaving his inexperienced reproductive canal sore. He goes to the hospital alone and hears the doctor angrily say, "Get your alpha in here! How could he do this to an omega the first time? Does he even know how to be gentle?"

Meng Xiaoyu lowers his eyes and answers softly, "I don't have an alpha."

At last, he understands: he's a defective omega no alpha wants.

Meng Xiaoyu has accepted reality.

But why are the alphas who once rejected him now coming to him one after another, using every trick to keep him trapped and refusing to let him go?

Reader Advisory:

1. Both leads are each other's first and only, 1v1, happy ending.

2. Old-school melodrama, unconventional groveling pursuit. The other two supporting male pursuers are also virgins.

3. The characters aren't perfect.

Synopsis for The Wrong Lover:

Tang Xia thinks his boyfriend has been acting a little strange lately.

He clearly remembers that before the car accident, his boyfriend was Christian, so they'd always had a purely platonic relationship.

But after the accident, his boyfriend is incredibly affectionate.

Whenever Tang Xia opens the door after coming home, his boyfriend rushes up like a puppy and knocks him over. In bed, he always looks pitiful, rubbing his head against Tang Xia's waist over and over.

If Tang Xia says, "No," his boyfriend immediately becomes dejected.

Tang Xia is softhearted, after all. His boyfriend has treated him much better since the accident. Being gay isn't easy, and it's hard enough to find someone you like. Since they've already decided to be together, there's no need to be so awkward about it, right?

To his surprise, though they're both inexperienced, their sex life gradually becomes harmonious with his boyfriend's efforts to find their rhythm.

His boyfriend is clingy, but otherwise treats him wonderfully. They could have just carried on like that.

But fate is a strange thing. One day, the two of them, who had both lost their memories in the car accident, suddenly remember everything.

They get dressed, return to their proper paths, and silently agree to erase this inexplicable period from their memories.

When they meet again, the man by Tang Xia's side is the man he'd been about to agree to date before he lost his memory, while the other man's companion is the one he'd been longing for all along.

It turns out they'd both projected their feelings from before the amnesia onto each other afterward.

Luckily, everything is back on track now.

They nod, smile, and pass each other by.

But alone, tossing and turning late at night, they wonder:

Is it?

Really?

Are things back on track?

Theme: Self-love