Song Yinge transmigrates into a book, going from a cool, aloof surgeon who stands 168 centimeters tall to a cold, imposing Alpha who stands 188 centimeters tall. She's still a doctor, but her workplace has changed from the People's Hospital to the Federal Military Academy.
In this angsty ABO novel set at a military academy, she's a minor character, just a bit of background scenery.
Fine. Being alive is good enough.
But when she sees that strange pendant, she still jerks a hand up to press her philtrum and downs a whole bottle of heart-saving pills.
Damn it! That doesn't even fit the normal human body's anatomy!!!
Song Yinge lies around at home for three days, then gets a text saying last month's salary has been deposited.
How much?
Song Yinge's hands tremble, her pupils quake. It's ten times what she made in her previous life, and the best part is, no overtime!
Suddenly, she's back on her feet. This must be Heaven's way of making it up to her.
So Song Yinge eagerly packs her bags and heads off to work~
It's just that the work is a little exciting. Every day, battle-worn Alphas who refuse to wear clothes turn up in the school infirmary, and occasionally flushed Omegas stop her on the way, saying all sorts of strange things like, "Bite me."
Once she gets used to it, it's not so hard to accept. Mostly because they pay her so well!
Things change on freshman registration day, when some weirdo calling itself the System forcibly binds itself to her and assigns her a bunch of strange tasks. It claims that if she doesn't complete them within the time limit, Song Yinge will be erased completely.
Song Yinge: ...
Damn it, I knew there was no such thing as a free lunch. Boohoo.
The strange tasks include, but aren't limited to:
1. When the male lead Omega comes to the infirmary for help during his heat, give him expired suppressants, then trick the male lead Alpha into coming over under the pretext of a medical exam so his rut is triggered. Then they can do all that sort of thing.
2. Become best buddies with the male lead Alpha's rival Alpha, offer him advice, and stir things up every day. Encourage him to take advantage of the situation whenever the couple fights, and be a thoroughly dedicated wingman.
3. Abandon your childhood-friend neighbor Omega when you go home for vacation, leaving him heartbroken and hopeless. He goes to a nightclub and sleeps with a noble young Alpha, kicking off the classic runaway-while-pregnant storyline.
4. During the military academy entrance exam, Song Yinge is the accompanying military doctor, but she forgets to bring anesthetics. She can only persuade the injured male lead Omega to accept a temporary mark from the male lead Alpha, and the couple get together.
Every single one of these tasks is criminal. The gates of the Federal Prison are calling her name.
Luckily, the System isn't completely heartless. It promises that if she completes the tasks, she'll receive the title of Best Wingman and a chance to fake her death, along with a huge cash reward.
Song Yinge's response: Keep the title. She's definitely claiming that money!
She works diligently to complete her tasks, and at last makes it to the day of the final tally. But the System stammers and points behind her, then quavers, "Host, deal with this first. Otherwise, I'm afraid that if you fake your death, I'll actually die."
Song Yinge turns around. The couples who were supposed to be all sweet and lovey-dovey are glaring with bloodshot eyes, shoving each other as they ask in unison, "Where are you going?"
Damn it! Why aren't they following the plot?!
Reader's Guide:
1. The female Alpha has a dick. Girl-boy, with no reverse attack.
2. Male competition, male competition, male competition. Important things deserve to be said three times.
3. Writing this to feed myself; the headcanons are as high as a mountain.
Theme: Stay true to yourself
