Wen Chuchu transmigrated into an interstellar ABO novel as a cannon-fodder Omega destined to be forced into marriage with the sinister, ruthless third prince, the villain.
Knowing how horribly her story ended, Wen Chuchu ran away.
Later, she found an injured Alpha and mistook him for the gentle, courteous male supporting character in the book. He was handsome and refined, and his pheromones smelled so good that Wen Chuchu wanted to hold him as she slept every night. So she deliberately seduced him, exposing the gland on her neck to him.
Then they ran into space pirates. The well-behaved Alpha's expression turned vicious, and with one swing of his energy sword, he wiped out every last pirate.
Stunned, Wen Chuchu watched An Feileng standing in midair against the wind. He curled his lips into a sinister smile and held out a hand to her. "Come here, my princess."
To escape the mad villain, she humored him and won his trust, finally managing to escape before their wedding.
Unfortunately, no matter where she ran, An Feileng always caught her and dragged her back, shattering her pride and keeping her imprisoned at his side.
The Alpha's overpowering pheromones filled the room and made her head spin. He held her tightly in his arms, his voice almost crazed as he whispered in her ear, "Chuchu, you provoked me and then tried to run away. You'll have to be punished."
[New novel, please follow] My Boyfriends Are All Nonhuman
Seven sisters, all adopted by a mage, lost touch with one another while adventuring. When they returned, each had brought home a nonhuman boyfriend.
Boyfriend one: A robot Alpha who had been asleep for hundreds of years after humans ambushed him. He swore to kill the first person to wake him, but when he woke, a soft, warm Omega was sobbing as she threw herself at him.
"I'm scared, big brother!" Her voice was gentle and helpless, heartbreakingly pitiful. The Alpha quietly sheathed his sharp claws.
Boyfriend two: An arrogant western dragon who carries the person he loves to sleep on top of his treasure hoard. When she's cold, he disdainfully shoves his tail into her hands. "Hold it."
Boyfriend three: A naturally violent merman finds a human woman who fell into the water. Every day he brings her fresh fish in his mouth and gives her the pearls he has collected.
Boyfriend four: A young, handsome elf with green eyes who blushes when someone touches his pointed ears.
Boyfriend five: A cold, powerful god with the power to destroy the world. He opens his palm to her among the ruins.
Boyfriend six: A gentle, reserved tree spirit who uses his vine-like branches to wrap around and protect the person he loves when danger strikes.
Boyfriend seven: An innocent rabbit beastman who often thinks he's pregnant.
The story of seven young women who fall in love while fighting monsters.
Theme: Love and freedom
There are too many chapters with emotional entanglements, and it's already 2024, and the male and female protagonists still look like they don't have a mouth.
Therefore, I hate people who don't open their mouths the most. They cannot explain clearly, cannot understand what they say, and are pitiful. There are countless misunderstandings. You run away and I chase you. If you run away again, I chase you again. It's so annoying, it's a classic, another gentle male lead is here, the more I watch it, the more annoying it becomes. If you chase me and run away, it suits me better. I feel that the other person is not a good person or easy to get along with and I don't want to be restrained. I run away and then get chased back. During this period, some things happened, and both parties calmed down, explained things clearly, and finally understood each other. This is what I like to see. I thought this novel was also like this. The more I read it, the angrier it became. It made me so angry. It's now half past five in the morning, and I'm so angry that I can't sleep. So I hate watching this kind of silence, all kinds of misunderstandings, and annoying emotional entanglements. It's not suitable for me. As soon as I realized something was wrong, I should have run away.
It's been a hundred chapters and the two haven't fallen in love yet, I'm really convinced. It's not so hard to write a pornographic article
This heroine. . . . It's like installing an NPC with a fixed Bailian character.
It's so abstract, madam, I want to read sweet stories, so stop being cruel.
Ah, this, it seemed funny at first, but now it suddenly turned into a domineering president and fell in love with me. He chased her and escaped, but they couldn't fly.
The mark I've been waiting for so long, is this it?? Hiss, I forgot, this is jj_( :? )_...
I feel that the second male lead, Landis, is more suitable for the female protagonist and respects the female protagonist more. It is true that a woman does not like forced marriage. The second male lead is mentally healthier. It would be better to help the heroine. The heroine, who is on the fringe of a noble family and is being exploited, would be happier following the second male lead.
When will the male and female protagonists be able to have a normal relationship? It feels so uncomfortable to see them entangled now. Chu Chu is so pitiful.
Come on? Want to see the male and female protagonists applaud?