What Do I Have to Do with a Green Tea Omega?

Campus ABO, with two lovestruck kids falling in love. Shen Han transmigrates into a novel as a fickle, flirtatious green-tea Omega. The kind who tells A, “I really like you,” today, tells B, “You’re the only one in my heart,” tomorrow, then turns around and coos to C, “You’re the only one who’s ever been good to me.” But none of that has anything to do with Shen Han. To him, ABO genders don’t exist. An Omega’s heat is just a cold that comes around twice a year, and the alphas hanging around him are nothing more than the purest of bros. As for getting forcefully marked by one of his bros... Shen Han stubbornly insists, “It was an accident. He was acting on instinct.” “Right, I was acting on instinct,” the tall alpha says. “Now I’m under its influence again. Can I take another bite?” Please add my upcoming novel to your collection. Just visit my author page. "In a Dating Sim, I Ship the Guys" Jiamu played a dating sim with a terrible ending. His favorite male lead slipped into the water and drowned. Furious, he smashed his phone at home and wrote a three-thousand-word essay accusing the game planner of being an idiot. When he woke up, he had become that very male lead who drowned: just five years old, holding a popsicle and dripping with melted sugar. His greatest rival in love, a hugely popular yandere male lead, was now a poor little thing locked inside his home. He stood by the attic window, gazing longingly at the world outside. According to the plot, in five minutes the attic would catch fire. Trapped in the house with no way out, the poor little thing would jump from the window in desperation, losing the ability to walk freely and living the rest of his life like a walking corpse. Theme: