After O Turned into an A, I Fell for a Beta

Cringeworthy old history | An apology to readers who bookmarked and followed this story

The story started with just one joke, which couldn't sustain a complete novel.

I'll scrap it and rewrite it from the ground up in 2024! I'll unlock chapters as I write them. /(ㄒoㄒ)/~~

Blurb:

Meng Wen Ai Er has pheromone syndrome and can't confirm his gender or pheromone quality until he comes of age.

But almost everyone assumes he's an Omega. His family has powerful genes: his aunt is a duchess, his older brother is an empress, and the family is full of beautiful Omegas. Meng Wen is on his way to becoming a society belle, growing up beautiful and refined, polite and elegant. Even in high school, he attracts a crowd of school bullies, top students, and Alpha fans.

Until the day he goes to the hospital at eighteen: he differentiates into a high-quality Alpha, a genetic mutation worthy of a place in medical history.

Meng Wen: Fine. "Smiles"

From then on, the society belle is forced into the Alpha circle.

He can't hide his delicate, pampered nature and becomes the lowest rung in the military academy's discrimination hierarchy.

He gets mocked, ostracized, and dragged by the entire internet. No form of abuse is spared.

Meng Wen: Fine. "Smiles"

Until he meets a devoted admirer.

The handsome guy has a sunny smile, and he's upright and kind. It's hard not to call him an angel.

Meng Wen: "Sobs" Help me!

A certain Beta: Sure! How?

Meng Wen: Watch me take first place and make them eat their words. Then cheer for me and applaud. Really loudly!

May you have flowers strewn along your path and a dazzling river of stars. May your glory never fade and your reputation live on. I am willing to be your most loyal shadow, because my ideal is the destination you strive toward. It was never me who made you. You are the one who gave my life meaning.

Thank you. I love you, my dear little prince.

*An attempt at a goofy story

*Righteous commoner, fake fanboy and true loyal dog Beta gong x genius aristocrat, fake delicate and truly hardworking Alpha shou

A shared ideal: righteous madman x orderly saint

Xi Er x Meng Wen

-- Upcoming ABO, double A, gong-focused and mutually doting --

"My Fiance Turns Out to Be This Kind of Alpha" Click on my author page to check it out~

Lin Qianren, CEO Lin, nicknamed the smiling beauty tiger, is an MVP in the imperial capital's cutthroat corporate world.

There are only two things in the world he hates:

1. The label "beauty" being applied to an Alpha

2. His frail, fragrant, unambitious Omega fiance, who's wasting his time in some obscure corner of the entertainment industry

CEO Lin is ridiculously formidable, undefeated and grateful to have nothing on his mind but work.

But one time, when he visits his fiance's film set, CEO Lin realizes something is off.

Who's that handsome guy saving the heroine?

Wait, wait, wait! How are you flying without a safety harness?

Wait, wait, wait! What kind of Alpha pheromones are you giving off?

What happened to the frail Omega?

Heroine: Ahhh! That's my dream Alpha!

Director: He's the youngest Best Actor in history!

Assistant: He's the founder of our Huayu!

What happened to being unambitious?

As the man in front of him hands him the engagement cancellation papers, CEO Lin nervously adjusts his gold-rimmed glasses.

Best Actor Gu: Mr. Lin, I understand what you said over the phone. We can hold off on announcing our broken engagement until after you land the project... Mr. Lin, are you listening?

CEO Lin: I was thinking, before that, would you like to take a look at a contract to extend our marriage?

Best Actor Gu: No, thanks. I actually have nothing on my mind but work.

CEO Lin: How embarrassing. Neither do I.

Best Actor Gu: ?

Flirty, yandere, vodka-scented gong x proud, self-possessed, rose-scented shou

Lin Qianren, CEO gong x Gu Xujue, Best Actor shou

Double A, double elites: blazing liquor paired with a fiery rose. Marriage first, love later. A scorching couple that'll make you go "sheesh."

Theme: All gender stereotypes must give way to human agency.