The Cannon-Fodder Omega Kicked Away the Baby and Ran

New novel, This Really Is a Boy Band Survival Show, now updating. Please add it to your favorites. [Reading notes] ★ There are many awful Alphas in this story, so read with care. If it makes you uncomfortable, please stop reading. ★ Scroll down in the reviews to find a comment that answers all kinds of questions. ★ Feel free to insult the awful Alphas in the story. ★ I recommend not reading this. [Blurb] Lin Zichen realized that he was a colossal joke. The world he lived in was nothing but a novel, and he was a cannon-fodder character who had overestimated himself. In the novel, just as the male leads finally overcame every obstacle and an Alpha-Alpha couple found their happy ending, he came between them. There was only one reason: the Lin family's fertility genes. After Lin Zichen's two Omega brothers married into wealthy families, both gave birth to S-rank Alpha children. In today's society, most power was held by Alphas. Alphas were already rare, and S-rank Alphas were rarer still. After Lin Zichen's marriage, everyone placed great expectations on him. He considered himself a conservative Omega, and besides, he had loved Chu Kuo since childhood. On their wedding night, he looked at the person he loved, filled with joy. He thought Chu Kuo would mark him that night, but Chu Kuo's next words sent him plunging into an abyss. Chu Kuo said that what he hated most was an Omega like him, someone who sold his body and relied on an Alpha to secure a comfortable life. At that moment, it felt as if thunder had struck. Lin Zichen regretted everything. Once he came to his senses, Lin Zichen promptly dumped his husband, left the kid behind, and ran away. This Definitely Is a Boy Band Survival Show Super Idol has completed nine seasons, and the internet is full of complaints. Before the tenth season began, plenty of people were already predicting its failure. But when the first full episode came out, viewers were stunned. The show's contestants had changed from trainees to graduates who hadn't gotten into college. That wasn't all: the competition format had also been revamped. The rankings were no longer decided entirely by online votes. Contestants could also strike out on their own, take on various work-experience challenges, earn points, and change their fate. No one expected trainee Lan Ran to dominate the trending topics on the very first day of the show. From then on, he carried the entire program. Other contestants' livestreams: You can do it, baby! Mwah! Son, Mom's here! You can do it, bro! But Lan Ran's livestream: Taking used underwear online Hello, let's get married It's flooding! Honey, take me! One shot from Brother Lan and you're pregnant with 108 babies! Hey, is this really a proper livestream? A passerby wandered in and got tripped up by all the horny comments. What's more, a string of work-experience challenges left the graduates, who were used to having everything handed to them at home, groaning in misery. They came to be idols. How did they end up becoming the ultimate wage slaves? After enduring all kinds of survival challenges, the graduates who joined the show declared: Let me go home! I love studying! I want to go to college! Viewers watching the contrast said: Is this really a boy band survival show, or a large-scale inspirational youth film about going back to school? Even the viewers who had initially dismissed the show with passionate comments began changing their tune. [Before the show started, these cocky graduate boys thought they were better than everyone. Then they got onstage and obediently started calling us big sisters.] Theme: Breaking through hardship and growing in adversity.