The Hated Beta Gets the Insect Queen's Script by Mistake

The full novel is complete! [Next novel: "Maxed-Out Combat Skills, but a Noble Omega". Please add it to your reading list!] Content warning: This is a completely unrestrained story. The heroine is a Mary Sue adored by everyone, naturally selfish and morally unconstrained, and will stop at nothing to get what she wants. If that's not for you, please click away. Blurb: Du Fu has always believed that people should know how to be grateful. Though she was born in an orphanage, she had a kind director who doted on her, a handsome childhood friend who protected her with all his heart, and enough food and warm clothes. She wanted for nothing else. Then one day, she presented as a beta and learned that there was an enormous gulf between people. The kind director who had cared for her since childhood suddenly turned against her and kicked her out of the orphanage. Her childhood friend, who had been inseparable from her, immediately abandoned her and left for Imperial Academy alone. Worst of all, the empire's laws did not protect mediocre betas. They could only spend their whole lives at the bottom of society, working themselves to death like beasts of burden. To survive, she urgently needed to find a strong, robust alpha partner who could protect her. But alphas who would fall in love with a beta were few and far between. No matter how hard Du Fu tried, she kept missing her chance at success. The arrogant Third Prince, the general's outstanding only son, the self-important Imperial Princess, the vicious and violent leader of an interstellar pirate gang... She saved them, gave them everything she had without holding back, and asked only for a place where she could live in peace. But not one alpha was willing. They were willing to protect her, but not to give her a title or bind themselves to a low-born beta for the rest of their lives. Though disappointed, Du Fu did not cling to them. She left the Imperial Capital. On a desolate planet, she found an insect egg and was astonished to learn that she was the long-lost queen of the insect race. So the reason those people had been drawn to her was that she was the insect mother. What they called protection was merely a primal urge stirred up by their insect genes. There was no love in it. What Du Fu didn't know was that after she left, the alphas who had claimed not to love her went mad searching for her, turning nearly the entire Imperial Capital upside down. But by then, she no longer cared. Reader's guide: 1. Everyone is smitten with the heroine. Alphas, betas, and omegas all love her. 2. Romantic rivalry and many dramatic love-triangle showdowns. 3. Multiple love interests, with an open ending. 4. A melodramatic story with my own take on ABO, lots of original worldbuilding, and enough plot holes to make a mountain. The logic is very silly, so please don't think too hard about it. The author isn't very bright. 5. A heroine-centered wish-fulfillment story. The heroine won't suffer. You can criticize me, but please don't criticize her. Thanks for your cooperation! Blurb for the upcoming novel "Maxed-Out Combat Skills, but a Noble Omega": Du Congrong transmigrated into an ABO novel set at an aristocratic academy. In the book, the heroine was slandered by a vicious rival, locked in a restroom and mocked, and framed for plagiarism and theft, nearly suffering a mental breakdown. Fortunately, a whole group of devoted admirers protected her. Not only did they foil the villainess's schemes, they forced her to apologize and withdraw from school. Her family's business empire went bankrupt, and she eventually died a miserable death in a dark alley, without even a proper grave. Du Congrong had at least read a few transmigration novels, but just after she accepted the fact that she had transmigrated into a book, she learned one good thing and one bad thing. Good news: Since it was a novel about an aristocratic academy, she was rich. Bad news: She was the vicious villainess. In her previous life, Du Congrong had been a sanda coach and a world champion. She was usually good-tempered outside of work and got along well with everyone around her. Du Congrong: ... She loosened up her muscles and put on an innocent smile. "Sorry, I don't think I heard you. Why don't you say that again?" * A survival tip has been making the rounds at Enno Academy lately: Don't mess with the new omega transfer student. Rumor had it that within a month of enrolling, the transfer student had gotten involved with all sorts of alphas: the hot-tempered heir to a financial empire, the refined student council president, the aloof top student... People who had always been nothing more than rumors were now fighting because of her. What people couldn't understand was that alphas were intensely possessive and could hardly bear to share an omega with anyone else. Yet in front of the transfer student, they all dropped their so-called pride, shook hands, and made peace, each one smiling more beautifully than the next. Most terrifying of all, people had seen the transfer student getting out of different alphas' cars more than once, looking disgusted and grumbling that these alphas were all looks and no substance. Everyone: This omega is terrifying! What they didn't know was that Du Congrong, whom everyone assumed enjoyed all kinds of wild games in private, had really only been having friendly conversations with them. None of the things people imagined had happened. The alphas who'd been beaten into pulp: Friendly conversations? Yeah, right! Question: How do you tame a pack of rabid alpha dogs? Answer: Thanks for asking. I'm just a passerby, not looking for a fight. There's nothing a good beating can't solve. If one doesn't work, give them two. :) [Bonus scene] She thought she could stay away from the heroine and avoid the plot, but the heroine came looking for her when she didn't go looking for the heroine. Looking at the heroine's reddened eyes, Du Congrong hesitated. Should she try being friends with her? As they grew closer, Du Congrong began to feel confused. The heroine seemed to be looking at her more and more strangely. One day, Du Congrong was stopped by yet another suitor. She was just about to turn him down politely when the heroine charged over with a dark expression. Before Du Congrong could even greet her, she watched the novel's gentle, kind heroine punch the man hard, revealing the solid muscles in her arm. "I haven't even figured out how to confess yet! What makes you think you get to go first?" Du Congrong: Huh? Theme: Only by staying true to yourself can you become independent and strong.