A spoiler warning for those at the top:
This novel is not recommended.
The protagonist transmigrates from Earth to the stars. He's an INTP with a wide range of interests, and he's picked up plenty of internet memes from surfing the web on Earth.
The protagonist is delicate and frail, easy to push over, with low stamina but quick recovery. He has the classic red lips and white teeth, and a face that's hard to tell as either masculine or feminine. Please be warned about the appearance descriptions.
I originally planned to give him a love interest, but then realized he could never have one. He's better off living alone in a spiritual utopia, beautiful and content in his solitude. The only pairing you could call canon is Earth x the protagonist.
The protagonist may or may not be sexually inexperienced, so please prepare yourself for the possibility that he isn't.
An experimental, niche stream-of-consciousness work.
The setting is extremely dystopian, with class inequality in an ABO society. There may be a character who fights for equality, but he fails. From the moment they present, Omegas are raised to be "good wives and loving mothers."
At its heart, this story is about someone pursuing the paradise of his dreams while the outside world reduces him to an object. I want to see if I can explore a somewhat unconventional humanist spirit within an ABO setting. This is Xiao Jiu's first original novel, and even after finishing it, Xiao Jiu will keep revising it until satisfied.
So this novel is not recommended, not recommended, not recommended.
[Novel Blurb]
Song Yuewen, a student at the Central Imperial Interstellar Bridal Academy, an A+ physical-grade Omega, and the second son of the chairman of a major conglomerate, is maliciously attacked while riding home one day. His nape gland is severely injured, and he will need years to recover.
He fell from the clouds into the mud.
Everyone spoke of this once highly sought-after Omega with pitying condescension.
Song Yuewen, a twenty-first-century slacker who inexplicably was reborn on Earth as a country bumpkin, had one thing to say: This is a good thing?
With no pheromones to get in his way and no matchmaking banquets to deal with, Song Yuewen gets his father's permission to open a bookstore in District E, next to District F, where he begins translating books written by ancient humans.
"Welcome to... Sorry, I haven't decided what to call it yet."
The young owner sits behind the counter, calmly greeting the curious customers who come in time and time again.
[The people of the stars spend their entire lives searching for a home. They have traveled so far and flown so high. They created such a rigid system of rank, had so many descendants, and possess such terrifying mecha weapons...
But they lack the nourishment of culture. When they see a forest, they don't think of elves or candy houses. When they see the sea, they don't think of mermaids' tears and foam. When they see the sunset, they don't think of the story of a swan and a girl. When they see the earth, they don't think of red dancing shoes.
They don't know where their ancestors were born or why they are called human. They don't know that love doesn't necessarily depend on the pull of pheromones, or why two hearts in harmony can be so intoxicating. They don't know that this world once had two sexes, that sunlight bathing the earth is golden, that someone once left a footprint on the moon, that Venus shines bright, or that their ancestors left traces of exploration on Mars.
They have somewhere to put their animalistic bodies, but nowhere to put their souls. They are like abandoned children who can never return home, a heartbreaking sight.
I think... The things I want, I can't find or touch here. I hate being treated like something pretty. I hate how this world defines and controls me. It makes me wear lace, grow long, silky hair, and cinch my waist, turning me into a monster that's neither man nor woman.
I am Song Yuewen (male, ordinary human, a student who almost went to college), but I am not Song Yuewen (male Omega, interstellar resident, fiance).
I want to find my home and where I belong, the forest path of my dreams and tall houses that don't float in the air. My body can rot here, but my soul should be free forever.
I have a plan. I'm going to carry it out. I would like to call this plan the...
Desolate Planet 0001 (crossed out) Earth Return Plan.]
From the notes in Song Yuewen's brain terminal
Theme: Romance endures until death
[Identity V] Prisoner and Enchantress Collection
[Crossover] The Possibility of Becoming a Spotlight Character After Turning into My Sister's Outrageous OC
[Crossover] A Wizard's Compatibility with Jujutsu Sorcery and the Police Academy
[Harry Potter] Keep Calm, We're the Fourth Calamity
[Jujutsu Kaisen] I'm Just an Ordinary Person
[Crossover] But What Did the Ghost Month Cosplayer Do Wrong?
[Crossover] I'm Saiki, and I'm on My Second Run
[Bungo Stray Dogs] Today, Tanizaki Junichiro Is Confused Again
[Bungo Stray Dogs] Do You Like a Brother Whose Normal Attacks Are Hopeless, and Whose Special Attacks Make Him Lose His Mind?
Xiao Jiu's Storage Room
[Harry Potter] What's It Like to Play a Substitute in Front of the Real Deal?
How should I put it? I always feel depressed every time I read this article. Maybe I have substituted Yue Wen for myself. In such an era of extreme inequality, no one has the same experience as him. Even his brother has been assimilated by the times and has been in a very helpless environment. I think Yue Wen's ending is likely to die alone. Maybe it is the influence of modern thinking, I want to save him, but I also know that in such an extremely depressive era (when reading, I always feel that this era is very similar to the Middle Ages when darkness was surrounded by thick fog) unless a large number of people wake up, Yue Wen will have a happy ending. I find it difficult with the current plot development. I feel sorry for Yuewen
How sad, the gender shackles and hierarchical concepts that bind them, the hometown they can never return to...
As a future civilization setting, the abo world shows the regression of civilization. If the background of civilization development is carefully improved, the setting will be very interesting. It seems that there are three types of people in this article: the protagonist Song Yuewen who represents advanced thoughts, the behemoth composed of the so-called "father", "little dad" and "charity alpha" who represents barbaric thoughts, and the brother Song Qing'an who represents the awakening of thoughts. Under Yue Wen's guidance, how many people will break through the shackles of their thoughts? I am particularly looking forward to Xiaojiu's portrayal of the character's psychology, the barbaric product of solidified thoughts, the incompetent who awakens but is cowardly, the compromiser who awakens his thoughts but is subject to reality and emotions, the pioneer who awakens his thoughts and dares to execute, the characters' transformation in painful struggles, especially how to fight against the wild physiological instinct of pheromones, and how to preserve themselves in a cannibalistic society. It will be very interesting.
Abo worldview makes my hair stand on end every time I see it. Humans controlled by pheromones and glands are even worse than beasts.
I have read it several times and revised it a lot, but the writing is still very good! When will the next episode be released? I like Yue Wen more and more (*^ω^*)
? High energy all the way, then where next? Ka is a good writer.
Save a heart from sadness 😭
Laughing to death, my brother is going to be so angry. At this moment, can his breeding nature resist the anger of beating his brother?
After reading this chapter, I felt a little uncomfortable, but it was still well written.
It's so funny, the famous sleeping scene on the first floor x