Grasslike Female Alpha, Insect King Male Omega

Mu Ning transmigrates into an ABO world and becomes a female Alpha.

The bad news: This world is beset by insectoid creatures, and danger lurks everywhere.

The good news: Mu Ning's mental form is a rare Venus flytrap, and her pheromones have a sweet scent that can drive the insectoids out of their minds.

Discriminated against because of her petite frame, Mu Ning decides to go into an insectoid cave and capture a ferocious insectoid to prove her strength.

Then she encounters a gigantic insect king, gravely injured.

Insect King: "Are you trying to capture me?"

Mu Ning: "No, I am not. I didn't do anything. Have some tea, big guy."

The insect king drags Mu Ning deep into his cave. The other insectoids gossip about when their poor little Venus flytrap will be tortured to death by their king.

But then they happen to glance over and discover that their cold, domineering king has conjured a whole bunch of butterflies to cheer up the little Venus flytrap.

The insect king is a powerful male Omega.

In human form, he is tall, handsome, gentle, and considerate. Mu Ning thinks he's wonderful in every way, except that he always wants to lay eggs with her.

Having absolutely no desire to lay eggs with an insect, Mu Ning finds a chance to escape.

At her family's arrangement, Mu Ning starts going on blind dates.

Her date's mental form is a camphor tree, and the camphor balls he developed himself are highly effective against the insectoids, which puts Mu Ning at ease.

But while she's on a sweet date with him, tens of thousands of moths suddenly descend from the sky. Her date is so frightened that he runs off, leaving Mu Ning behind.

Amid the swarm, the insect king reaches out with a pair of strong arms and pulls Mu Ning into his embrace.

"Little Grass, I'm the only one you can rely on."

Petite Venus flytrap female Alpha x powerful insect king male Omega

The blurb is a little abstract. It may be adjusted slightly when the story begins.

Theme: Love is precious, but life is more so. For the sake of freedom, both can be cast aside.