The Alpha Queen’s Omega King [Female A, Male O]

Next story: The Villainess and the Green Tea Girl Get Their Happy Ending (Women’s Dominance) The Alliance’s newest jungle king is long-legged, slim-waisted, cool, and quiet. With pale skin and an aura that keeps people at a distance, his incredible skill has earned him a Grand Slam in the KPL. He’s so dominant he makes people’s legs go weak. Shen Jia is an Alpha, but she’s also a serious admirer of good looks. She fell for his looks first, then his skill, and finally his commanding aura, becoming one of his many fangirls. As someone hopeless at games, Shen Jia practiced Yao relentlessly to keep up with him. Her dream was to one day meet him in ranked play and get to ride on his head. Before a match, Shen Jia went to the lounge to find her older brother. As she passed a cramped storage room, she caught the scent of Omega pheromones flooding the air. She pushed open the half-closed door and saw the jungle king leaning against the wall, his gaze cool and the corners of his eyes red, backlit by the light. Sweat beaded at his temples and slid down his pale, gaunt cheeks. He was the source of those strong Omega pheromones! He looked up at Shen Jia, his black hair damp with sweat, his eyes hazy and sparkling. His voice was hoarse, almost breathless. “Help me.” The worst player carries the best jungle king. A gentle, flirtatious woman-top manga artist and the league’s most dominant Omega jungle king. 1. No real-life inspiration. There’s very little gaming, and you don’t need to play to enjoy it. The focus is romance. 2. The heroine flirts more than the hero, so it’s probably a woman pursuing a man. 3. This is my first time trying this, and people may have different interpretations of this genre or game, so don’t curse me out. If you do, I’m still right. New story coming soon: The Villain Is an Omega [Female Alpha, Male Omega] Former title: Saving the Tragic Villain After He Mian fails a mission in the real world, she transmigrates into a book. The villains in the book are beautiful, powerful, and miserable. They’re dealt the most tragic plots and suffer the cruelest punishments, dying far too easily to satisfy the melodramatic storyline. On the surface, the villains act like they can do anything they want. But in truth, these cold, proud villains always tug at her sleeve with blushing faces and secretly slip candy into her palm. He Mian thinks, “How is anyone supposed to resist that? If I don’t take care of him, who will?” [No matter how fierce an Omega is, he’ll melt when he begs her to mark him.] Villain One: The eldest prince, who’s preparing to raise an army and usurp the throne. The heroine’s original role: A stuffy imperial tutor kidnapped and brought back to his manor. (“Your Highness doesn’t like the boring type? How about someone wilder?”) Villain Two: An incredibly powerful, fluffy Demon King. The heroine’s original role: A cannon-fodder demon slayer. (“I surrender! I’m switching sides! I’ll braid the Demon King’s hair!”) Villain Three: A treacherous minister who rules from behind the scenes while disguised as a woman. The heroine’s original role: The most useless lackey. (“What kind of servant doesn’t sleep in the same room as their master? We’re both women, so what are you afraid of?”) Villain Four: A director in the entertainment industry who’s a menace for exploiting unspoken rules. The heroine’s original role: A D-list actress. (“I can do it. Let the protagonist step aside and give me a try!”) The heroine’s name never changes, the villains are all the same person, and she remembers everything throughout. So it’s one-on-one, both leads are each other’s first, there’s no angst, and it’s very sweet. Theme: A passionate youth, bravely pursuing your dreams