You Can't Possibly Be My Senior [Matriarchy]

[Coming soon: "My Nemesis Turned into My Cat (Female Alpha, Male Omega)". Synopsis at the end.] ·, ★☆, ·, Synopsis, ·, ◇◆, · Gu Siqin wasn’t just the most beautiful student in the School of Life Sciences. He was one of the most gorgeous undergraduates at T University, period. Unfortunately, he didn’t get along with Chu Chengyu, a doctoral student in the same field. Chu Chengyu disliked Gu Siqin’s flamboyance, while Gu Siqin couldn’t stand Chu Chengyu’s coldness. Then one day, Gu Siqin discovered that the woman he’d married in the online game "The Way of the Warrior", the woman he adored, was actually named Chu Chengyu and was studying at T University… And Chu Chengyu had known all along?! P.S. She really is flamboyant, and he only pretends to be cold. They do like each other, and he’s only pretending otherwise. The female lead has been scheming for a long time. She’s cool and aloof, but knows how to turn on the charm. A modern matriarchal romance set in an online game, with a strong woman and a weaker man who can bear children. Mostly told from the female lead’s perspective. ·, ★☆, ·, "My Nemesis Turned into My Cat (Female Alpha, Male Omega)", ·, ◇◆, · Female Alpha, male Omega. The female lead, Wen Muzheng, has catnip-scented pheromones. The male lead, An Lie, is an Omega pretending to be an Alpha, and can turn into a cat. * Wen Muzheng was an exceedingly rare S-class Alpha in the Federation. Ever since they started university, she and An Lie, another S-class Alpha, had been at each other’s throats, treating each other as enemies. Unless something unexpected happened, the two of them would join the Federation army after graduation and remain nemeses. Unfortunately, An Lie was murdered, and news of his death spread. At the time, Wen Muzheng was at the training grounds. She had just climbed down from her mecha when she heard the news, and merely gave a lazy smile. “What’s that got to do with me?” That night, rain poured down in sheets. Wen Muzheng went out and found a filthy little cat on her way back. It was injured, had sharp claws, and was fiercely proud, refusing to let anyone near or touch it. Its eyes were the same color as An Lie’s. So what if it was wild? Her pheromones smelled just like catnip. Wen Muzheng released them, then calmly scooped up the little cat when it came rubbing against her and took it home. No one knew that An Lie wasn’t dead. He was that cat, and an Omega pretending to be an Alpha. Live in the same house as Wen Muzheng and let her raise him? He’d rather die. As soon as they got home, An Lie ran off, injuries and all. He had once been Wen Muzheng’s equal, but now he was only a cat. She caught him before he could get out. Soon, every door and window in the house was sealed shut. He attacked, and she deflected him. He hid, and Wen Muzheng released her pheromones again. Releasing pheromones so recklessly around an Omega was downright shameless!!!! An Lie bristled, but couldn’t resist the catnip. He ran back to rub against her hand. Once he came to his senses, he meowed at Wen Muzheng for a full twenty minutes, his voice going hoarse as he kept cursing her out. Wen Muzheng smiled as she scratched under the cat’s chin. “What do you want to eat?” “Meow!” Nothing! Wen Muzheng loved how the little cat clung to her and meowed. Even its bad temper was adorable. She lifted it by the scruff and gazed into its beautiful eyes before suddenly saying, “Whoever did this, I won’t let them get away with it.” Her voice held a quiet but firm murderous intent, as if she were making an unbreakable vow. Her gaze drifted, unfocused, as though she were looking through him at someone else. An Lie paused mid-struggle. His pink paw pad landed with a soft smack against Wen Muzheng’s chin. “…Meow?” * Some time later, An Lie regained his human form, remembering only that he was a cat and Wen Muzheng was the human who had raised him. She had taken such good care of him. Though he didn’t know why he’d turned from a cat into a person, he was going to find her and make her keep him forever. Forever. Theme: Love only matters when it goes both ways