After Reincarnating as a Beta, Everyone Thinks I'm an Alpha

Zhu Pei was an utterly ordinary office worker on Earth. After transmigrating into an ABO world, she became one of countless betas.

But why does everyone who sees her think she's an alpha?!

On the first day of school, a photo of a new female alpha student started making the rounds. In the picture, the girl had a cool expression and her head slightly lowered as she spoke to an alpha upperclassman from the mecha combat program. Beside her height and commanding presence, the tall, burly upperclassman looked almost small and dazed. People were instantly smitten and everywhere were questions about the female alpha's name and major.

Zhu Pei, the person who somehow got mistaken for a female alpha, said: ...She'd only said thank you.

Heaven as her witness, even though she's 190 centimeters tall and looks like she could knock out a little kid with one punch, deep down she's still the same plain, peace-loving, socially anxious office worker.

Because of their sex and physical makeup, betas are often treated as an anonymous majority. When people think of betas, they assume they have no personality, no thoughts, no charm, like some indistinct grain of sand that isn't worth noticing.

But how can that be? Every person is an individual who shines in their own way. Alphas and omegas aren't the only ones who can be the main characters.

I'm Zhu Pei, and I'm speaking up for betas.

[Lightly inspired by a popular trope, unconventional interstellar ABO]

Theme: Don't fear labels. Be the main character of your own life