Sylvia felt that something about her life was off. She had always been low-key and steady, dutifully striving to be the strongest warrior among alphas. How had she accidentally become the darling of the Star Net? How had a story where someone insists they don't want the protagonist's role, starts out with a cannon-fodder script, and ends up on the path to becoming the protagonist come about?
To avoid getting caught up in some epic romance of mutual pursuit with a sweet, delicate Omega as soft as a cherry cupcake, Sylvia decided to become a different kind of straight-A alpha... But somehow, it seemed like the whole world had gone a little strange.
Friend: Why are you so serious when you spar? You're so young, but when you beat someone you still have to say, 'How could I possibly be beaten by a beta?' What's with that weird alpha-supremacist complex of hers?
...: And you think the problem is that I still remember something from when I was a child and look aggrieved about it now? That's the real issue!
This is the story of an alpha who thinks she's lively and adorable, stubbornly growing up.
Question on a website: What's your first impression of the currently wildly popular Marshal Xi Er Wei Ya? (Image attached)
Star Net: Probably frigid.
Star Net: Definitely frigid.
This is a story about someone who feels like the world is a little off. But if the world isn't the one in the wrong, then it must be me. Female lead? A fully realized alpha, with a touch of ABO elements, a small amount of nonhuman elements, and an author letting loose.
