Princess [Male Alpha, Female Omega]

Xia Shu transmigrates into a book.

It's an ordinary, explicit novel. The heroine, Yan Tong, is an omega in a world with many alphas and few omegas. She disguises herself as a male alpha to enter military academy, lives with three powerful, handsome, capable alphas, and makes friends with all kinds of people, including a marshal, the leader of the insectoid race, and a merperson. Then, little by little, her identity is exposed, and she gets swept into a series of explicit encounters.

Xia Shu transmigrates into the book as the villainess, the empire's fifth princess, an omega with defective mental strength.

After her fiance is attracted to the heroine, she turns evil, makes things difficult for her, and ultimately gets exiled to a garbage planet by the heroine's admirers.

System: [You must follow the plot obediently and reach the ending where you are exiled to a garbage planet before you can go home.]

Xia Shu: This sounds easy enough. Being a good person is hard, but being a bad one is something I'm great at.

So by day, she sneaks into the military academy to torment the heroine, making her run laps, take on all sorts of dangerous missions, and kneel.

At night, she pesters her fiance, using every trick in the book, from drugging him to threats and enticement.

In her spare time, she loudly professes her love to the heroine's other suitors, plastering the campus with love letters. She successfully completes one plot point after another.

But gradually, Xia Shu notices that everyone is looking at her strangely.

Even more terrifying, one day the tall "heroine" corners her against a wall and demands, "Why do you keep thinking I'm an O pretending to be an A? Can't you smell my pheromones?"

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What Xia Shu doesn't know is that when she transmigrated, her soul and body fused anew, changing her pheromones and giving her the ability to make anyone fall for her.

[Reading guide]

1. Male alpha, female omega. Strong male lead, weak female lead. The heroine is delicate, ill-tempered, and a player. This is just a brainless Mary Sue story; it does not explore real-world issues such as equality between alphas, betas, and omegas.

2. The "original heroine" is male.

3. To avoid making readers choose between love interests, the male lead is one person split into multiple facets. One-on-one romance, and the male lead is sexually inexperienced.

Theme: The universe is vast and indifferent, but our love is small and shining.