The Green Tea Omega Has a Pheromone Pica

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Blurb

Shang Ting transmigrates into an omegaverse romance novel as a cannon-fodder omega who trips up the protagonist. In the original story, he’s out of the picture long before the ending.

The cannon-fodder omega lived a loveless, insecure life. Before he died, he had four wishes:

1. Make the neighbor boy he has a crush on truly fall for him.

2. Make the campus heartthrob regret looking down on him.

3. Make the protagonist and his third uncle kneel and beg him, in tears.

4. Get proper treatment for his illness and find happiness.

If Shang Ting can’t fulfill them, he’ll die.

Shang Ting: ...

The bad news: He can’t complete the first three tasks, and he’ll get sick, too.

Even worse, his illness is called pheromone pica. It will make him crave other people’s pheromones until his eyes turn red.

How is that any different from craving men’s seminal fluid?

To complete the tasks, Shang Ting pulls out every trick in the book.

When the neighbor boy gets annoyed and leaves him behind, he complains, “Brother, look at what he’s doing.”

When the campus heartthrob mocks him for sucking up, he acts innocent. “How can you say that about me?”

When the protagonist is forced to apologize to him, he throws his weight around. “Third Uncle, make him get down on his knees and apologize.”

The mission is going well, except for one thing: After his illness kicks in, everyone smells delicious to him. The aloof campus heartthrob smells good, the beautiful protagonist smells good, and even the protagonist’s third uncle smells good.

No, his third uncle smells especially good.

Jiang Ruan returns to the countryside with Jiang Yanxing, planning to see what sort of person his betrothed, promised to him before he was even born, has turned out to be.

His fiancé is a high-ranking alpha with a cool, haughty face like a campus heartthrob. He’s like a snow lotus, aloof and untouchable. Jiang Ruan is reasonably satisfied.

As for Shang Ting? What a scheming, heartless, green-tea omega.

Then one day, Jiang Ruan accidentally releases his pheromones, sending every alpha at school into a frenzy. Only Shang Ting steps forward to protect him, already calculating as he says, “I’ll help you this time. Let me have a sniff later.”

In the haze, Jiang Ruan regains a sliver of clarity at his arrival. Where does he want to sniff? How?

Jiang Yanxing is a smiling wolf: detached, without worldly desires, and a neat freak who thinks everyone, alpha or omega, is filthy.

When he returns to his hometown, he meets Shang Ting, whose eyes practically fall out of his head as he stares at him, covetous and drooling.

By chance, Jiang Yanxing overhears Shang Ting badmouthing him to someone else: “He hates me most of all. He calls everyone else by their name, but he calls me Little Shang.”

Jiang Yanxing thinks it over for a moment. It’s not that he only calls you Little Shang. Calling you Tingting would sound too intimate.

Too much intimacy breeds guilt. He tempts Shang Ting until he loses himself, then takes him while he’s still conscious.

* Chaste older top x green-tea, subtly flirtatious bottom

* The cunning one is inexperienced, while the abstinent one goes wild

Core Message: True love transcends nature.