Synopsis:
The first eighteen years of Yan Han's life went smoothly. As the only Omega in the Yan family, he was treasured by everyone, treated as if he might melt if they held him too tightly or break if they held him too loosely.
Until one day, the real young master returned.
That very day, Yan Han was bound to the Ultimate Cannon Fodder System. To his shock, he discovered that the world he lived in was actually an ABO novel about a universally adored real and fake young master. He was the vicious fake young master whose identity was about to be exposed, and who would ultimately become a top-tier villainous cannon fodder, reduced to pieces.
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To stay alive, Yan Han had no choice but to force himself to play the role of the vicious fake young master.
The System told him to frame the real young master for stealing.
But as he carefully hid the item beside the other boy's bed, the real young master's delighted voice rang out beside him: "Big brother! Is this the gift you prepared for me?"
Yan Han stiffly straightened up. [OMG, help! Someone explain this!]
System: [It's fine, it's fine. If it doesn't work once, just try a few more times.]
The System told him to slap the real young master.
Though his conscience protested, Yan Han had to stay alive, so he gave the real young master a soft, feeble slap.
The few male leads who witnessed the whole thing were so furious their eyes turned red. Seeing the almost tangible black aura around them, Yan Han quickly covered his face, afraid they'd hit him.
The male leads surrounded the real young master, glaring as they demanded through gritted teeth, "Why did he only hit you?!"
The real young master touched his faintly reddened cheek and gave a smug little snort. His tone was somewhat provocative: "Obviously, it's because he likes me. Otherwise, why would he hit me and not you?"
Yan Han: "???"
System: "...Host, with a slap like that, anyone would think you were flirting. I told you to hit him harder!"
The System told him to drug one of the male leads.
Yan Han thought it was immoral, but still obediently did as he was told. He forced himself to overcome his guilt, then nervously poured in the entire bottle of pheromone-inducing agent.
He had just managed to drug the drink when the real young master appeared behind him and seized him by the chin. The real young master's eyes darkened as he stared at the glass, filled to the brim with the agent, his gaze full of menace.
Yan Han watched in trembling horror as the real young master drank every last drop of the heavily adulterated drink. The real young master's hot breath brushed his ear. "Baby, who were you planning to give this drink to?"
The next day, Yan Han woke up aching all over. His voice trembled: [Damn it, isn't he an Omega?]
The System, which had long since crashed: [Welp, there's no saving this.]
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Yan Qingzhou grew up in the slums. He was ruthless, selfish, and willing to do anything to get what he wanted.
On the day he was taken back by the Yan family, all he could think about was how to get rid of the impostor who had stolen his identity for eighteen years.
But when Yan Han stood before him, all his plans fell apart.
He thought the other boy was so beautiful and delicate, with a pale, slender neck that seemed like it would snap with the slightest squeeze.
How would such a fragile, innocent little rabbit survive if he were to leave the Yan family?
Written on 2025.2.10. This is Version 1.0. The cover is entirely homemade. I'll change it when I have the means.
Reader's Guide:
A ruthless, scheming real young master who is completely lovestruck and sees his beloved through rose-colored glasses x a beautiful, oblivious fake young master who fiercely cherishes his life and stays at home
1. The top is not an Omega! This is a pure AO romance.
2. The protagonist has a unique universally adored aura. Everyone except the top has an unrequited crush on him.
3. One-on-one ending, lighthearted, sweet, and satisfying. I want to write an adorable protagonist (probably?).
4. Includes melodrama, male rivalry, a love-triangle showdown, and hair-pulling drama.
5. I actually came up with two versions of this story. I also plan to write a dark short story based on the original concept later. Personally, I think the first version better suits my taste for melodrama, but I don't think I can write that on Little Green, so I changed it to the current version.
I'm terrible at naming things. If I think of a better title later, I'll change it.
Theme: Step outside your comfort zone
