ABO, original fiction, mainly futuristic sci-fi, ensemble perspectives. The initial setting is a school, where everyone is still a student; the couples listed below appear later. Other settings and couples have yet to be revealed...
A celibate, unhinged female alpha scientist * a? wild, untamable male omega programmer
A seductive, dark male beta biologist * a? delicate young lady and female alpha who enforces justice through psychological violence
A sweet, perceptive female beta geological survey engineer * a? reserved, principled male beta warrior (a great comrade romance)
Whether or not an individual can change the future, history will record them in only a few lines. And that's without even considering the restrictions imposed by society, class, culture, nature, and everything else.
Scientists, warriors, engineers, psychologists, doctors, people in control... Together, they form the national border.
The universe's "national border."
Theme: Schemes and intrigues among passionate, cold-blooded, and warm-blooded youths, with the stars and the sea as their destination.
Gravity does negative work. . . Reminds me of the fear of being dominated by physics in high school Come on, the setting is very interesting~
I was pleasantly surprised when I opened this article. Just from the setting at the beginning, I can see your intention in writing this article. However, I don't know if you have noticed that when you write the article, your thoughts may be very smooth, and the plots may be derived from your life experience, which seems natural and easy to understand to you. However, for readers like me, it is a bit difficult to read, because the readers may not be able to understand the relationship between the characters in the article, and they will just feel confused after reading it. In particular, your article is set in a science fiction setting with numerous settings, which makes it even more confusing. Of course, the above is just my feeling as a reader after reading your article. It may give you some reference, but it may not be useful, so I'm sorry.