Transmigrated into an Alpha

[Alpha's Perspective] The shut-in cultivation expert who died in his previous life has become a good-for-nothing Alpha in this one? Fu Nanxuan can't accept that. So he changed his physique, making himself capable of fighting on the battlefield, cooking in the kitchen, seeing through schemes, and enduring torture. But he fell for an Omega, someone he loved deeply. Later, perhaps because he was hurt too badly, he decided to stop loving. [Omega's Perspective] He likes one person and hates another. The one he likes is gentle, refined, and radiant, the liege lord of his dreams. The one he hates is like a rat in a gutter, loathed by everyone and liked by no one. But later, he discovers the truth. The person he likes has been using him all along, while the person he hates loved him deeply, was hurt by him, and even made sure he was safe before leaving. So he regrets it, especially when he sees that person surrounded by countless admirers, cold as an iceberg, unmoved by joy or sorrow, as if nothing could catch his eye. [Reader's Guide:] 1. This is a groveling-after-the-breakup story. He won't win back the person who loves him, even if he turns the tables. He won't get him back. 2. The author refuses to write a switch relationship, so even when the tables turn, it's one-sided domination. Later on, the Alpha will reclaim his role as the top. 3. The world order places Omegas above Alphas, much like the setting of an insectoid romance. 4. Early on, the Omega is the top and the Alpha the bottom. Both are virgins, and this is an mpreg story (the Omega gives birth). 5. There are scenes involving a child, but the child's romantic storyline won't be developed. The two leads won't reconcile just because of the child, either. The author is firm on this: since we're having a crematorium-style breakup, we might as well scatter the ashes too. Stay away from trash men and live a happy life. 6. The setting is entirely my own invention. The author has the final say on all interpretations (yes, I'm shameless.jpg). P.S. If anything seems familiar, it just means I'm not very clever (not really). If I can think of it, someone else can too, so it's nothing unusual. Theme: Love isn't always mutual.