A space-themed Omegaverse story. Plot-driven, with a powerful female lead: a corporate elite and overworked wage slave, an alpha, paired with a scheming male omega assistant. Neither lead has secondary sex characteristics, but there is no role reversal, and they do have pheromones.
"All the love and hate they felt in this life was erased by a tiny mark. It was as if they'd never lived at all. It was terrifying."
Qu Yue is a domineering CEO.
Every day, she inspects the hundred companies she owns, finds two hundred lookalikes to serve as stand-ins, invests in three hundred celebrities who are universally hated online, and enters into contractual marriages with four hundred fake young masters.
Every one of them is a male omega.
Sometimes she gets more interesting jobs, like hiring an obscure celebrity to exorcise ghosts, tipping the weakest-looking pretty boy on a "death livestream," or saving a "reborn" person who has announced the apocalypse.
Unfortunately, all of them ask Qu Yue to mark them.
Qu Yue doesn't like marking people.
She used to mark others, including a few people she found interesting. The moment their pheromones mingled, the light in them suddenly went out. They became ordinary and dull.
The fake young master gave up his revenge. The Infinite Flow big shot became a devoted housewife. The person reborn from the apocalypse lost all his edge, turning into an ordinary unemployed man after the world was rebuilt.
Overnight, their love and hate vanished like smoke. Love bound by pheromones turned them into someone's dependents, pretty ornaments, anything but themselves.
Later, she understood. Marking someone meant that a story she liked would always end in a boring way. She began to fight back. A true reader would never let such a thing happen right in front of them.
She thought she was fighting alone, until one day an omega joined the assistant team. Instead of inexplicably spilling tea on her expensive suit, he adjusted his glasses and said, "Boss Qu, want to make a big deal?"
From that day on, two names appeared on the World Will's assassination list.
Theme: Love isn't the main theme of life
