Don't Mess with the Kitten

My new series next door, The Omega Bodyguard Keeps Flirting with Me [Reborn: Male Alpha, Female Omega], is now live. Visit my page to check it out Blurb: *The black-footed cat is one of the world's smallest felines. It may look tiny and adorable, but it's actually a ferocious hunter. When Xiao Rong comes first in the selection trials for Canglan Academy, the Alliance's top police academy, everyone is stunned. A female Omega? A small feline? A criminal investigation major? Are you kidding me! In an age when all species live in harmony and the six ABO sexes are becoming increasingly equal, if any place still discriminates on the basis of sex or species, it's probably the military academies, followed by the police academies. At the start of term, everyone at Canglan Academy thinks: Little kitty, did you take a wrong turn? Later, after seeing Xiao Rong's brilliant mind, outstanding physical abilities, and incredible hunting skills, everyone at the police academy says: Don't mess with the kitty! Fu Zhao is an exceptionally talented alpha from a privileged background. He never expected that, after enrolling, a little cat Omega would outshine him at every turn. Fu Zhao: Come on, I'm an S-rank Northeast Tiger alpha! How can I lose to a little cat? You've got to be joking! Fu Zhao: So what if she's an Omega? We've had professional training at the police academy. Pheromones can't affect us! Later... Fu Zhao: Boss, please take me under your wing! Fu Zhao: Who knew pheromones could smell this good? Honey, cuddle me! A campus story set in a semi-beast ABO world, with a goofy mystery plot. It's set in modern times, with technology maybe a little more advanced than ours, but it has nothing to do with space or science fiction. An adorable-looking but fierce black-footed cat girl Omega + an intimidating-looking but goofy Northeast Tiger male Alpha. Basically, the little cat and the big cat go to school, solve cases, and fall in love. The plot and romance get about equal attention. Theme: Break free of ingrained prejudices, and don't judge people by their appearance.