Qu Zhen hates this world.
People submit to their genes, shameless as animals. Laws and morals vanish completely in the presence of the nobility. They trample on dignity, insult the rules, and treat people like pigs and dogs.
But Qu Zhen still chooses to get involved with those high-and-mighty, instinct-driven Celestial Dragons.
She just wants to live well. She just wants to hold power. What could be wrong with that?
A vicious but beautiful noble boyfriend
The boyfriend's noble betrothal partner
A white-lotus club president
A hypocritical elite husband
The arrogant king's illegitimate son
A fiercely devoted, obsessive stalker of a general
Whether they're Alphas or Betas, no matter how indifferent they were to her at first, in the end they'll only crave her madly and beg for her love.
"Her love, the kind that can drown you."
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Qu Zhen is perfect in everyone's eyes.
Even though she's a third-class citizen and her glands atrophied after birth, she is still the perfect Alpha.
She got into the Alliance's prestigious noble academy with the highest score in the country. Fame, fortune, and a successful career were all within reach, yet she resolutely entered politics, working tirelessly to speak up for the underclass.
Her noble boyfriend was domineering and cruel, but she treated him tenderly.
When his family fell into trouble, she even knelt and begged her superior for help;
after her boyfriend "committed suicide" out of guilt, she lived alone for years, and was even willing to take the blame for her superior.
After Qu Zhen cleared herself of the accusations of [murdering nobles, abandoning her birth father, and breaking up someone else's marriage], everyone realized just how perfect she was. It was as if she embodied humanity's every ideal of virtue.
Her beauty, chastity, devotion, and filial piety won her more than half of the Alliance's votes, making her the first commoner president in history.
Reader's Guide:
1. The romance takes precedence over the career plot. This is not a power fantasy about a strong female lead.
2. Apart from the married O and the young B boyfriend, the rest are all C. The female lead is not C.
3. The synopsis is for reference only. The female lead is a genuinely bad person and a liar.
4. The menu of this book includes [fiancees, married couples, brothers, and best friends]. Read with caution.
Theme: Where there's a will, there's a way
