Wen Chu is the second-in-command of the Red Blade gang on a backwater planet at the edge of the interstellar territories. Everyone knows he's a beta, and everyone knows he's beautiful.
Wen Chu knows how to use his advantages to get what he wants. Even as a beta, he can live just as well as an Alpha.
When he needs medical supplies, space pirates deliver them right to his door. When he wants to return to the Capital Star, he can cut ties with the captain he fell for at first sight without a second thought.
Only, right after crushing someone's hopes, he discovers that he's actually the marriage alliance partner waiting for him on the Capital Star.
Overnight, the Wen and Shen families of the Capital Star announce their plans for a marriage alliance. One is General Shen Xun, an Alpha from a family of military and political power. The other, reportedly still out on the fringes of the interstellar territories, is represented by nothing more than an Omega pheromone sample from the Wen family.
A marriage alliance this absurd actually goes through, and everyone on the Capital Star watches the spectacle, desperate to catch a glimpse in the papers of the mysterious Omega who has suddenly appeared from the Wen family.
So Shen Xun uses official business as an excuse to make a secret trip.
He doesn't find the Omega. Instead, he falls for a beta.
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During his rut, Shen Xun holds Wen Chu without saying a word, refusing to take suppressants. Held in his arms, Wen Chu hears his faint, ragged breathing. He trembles slightly, then smiles after a couple of seconds. "Why insist on this, General? If an Omega were standing here, like a walking scent diffuser, they could soothe you in an instant. You... Ah!"
Sharp teeth pierce the back of his neck. The pain of his skin breaking makes Wen Chu grit his teeth for a moment, but then he shoves Shen Xun away and slaps him. Wen Chu says coldly, "I'm not an Omega."
A trace of blood stains Shen Xun's lips. He gives Wen Chu a wicked smile and stares at him, his voice both innocent and deliberately provocative. "I just wanted to bite you. Bite you... this beta."
The character art was drawn by a friend ^^ Thank you!
Theme: Love can overcome every obstacle.
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Offering Myself to the Tiger
After the Half-Blood Tycoon Proposed, I Ran Away
Keeping You by Force, No Breakups Allowed
Forcing a Beta
The Charismatic Stand-In and the White Moonlight Got Their Happy Ending
After Losing My Memory, I Found Out My Mortal Enemy Loves Me
Before My Master Kills Me
Butterflies Are Spring’s Messengers
It's so popular. If I had known it, I would have jumped in and ordered it.
Wen Wen told everyone the secret but didn't tell Shen. His trust in others came out of nowhere, but he didn't tell Shen this or that. It's too smart. Shen also has no other advantages except super high mental power. His parents don't know this or that. How did he become a member of the three major families without any source of information? Everyone is just like playing house
I don't quite understand why it's so easy to trust people and then pass on the trust without any defense. How to do great things
I'm convinced, who among them is who?
If it's such a mess, let's stew it in one pot.
I really can't stand it anymore! The author's writing skills are too poor, and the world view and various settings are also a mess. I originally wanted to see the follow-up development, but I really couldn't watch it anymore. I can feel that the author wants to establish a special world view and setting, but he doesn't have the writing power. 1. Create various words, such as Li Yanyan. After looking at the usage scenarios, it is similar to a mobile phone bound to the human brain. But why do you have to make up a word? Can't you just use the conventional name of the optical brain? Moreover, there is no explanation for this self-made word, it is purely inferred from the usage scenario. 2. Various political relations and military environment settings. For example, the Wen family talks about their mascot, but the male protagonist's father used to be various diplomats, and now he also has an official position, and the male protagonist's brother is a consul. What kind of mascot is this? The richest man, the Alonso family, has so much economic power, but no one is behind it? So easy to fall? 3. The background and power settings of the two male protagonists are too ridiculous. Why not just name the Tiange Fortress the Expeditionary Force, a legion whose main purpose is to fight against star thieves? How about leaving a detachment in the capital to act as a facade? Don't each planet have local garrisons? This setting is really annoying! And in the male protagonist's family, the male protagonist doesn't have much power over his parents, right? Then the male protagonist can become a similar military leader just because of his meritorious service of saving people? Too far off the mark 4. Is the male protagonist Wen just good-looking? The male protagonist's own strength is really hard to tell, and he always describes his appearance. The love and obedience of other people to him has always been too weird. And since Yong Ye is a secret organization, how could he still know people and existences from both Yong Ye and Bad Faxing back then? How did he manage to run on both sides? Either the timeline is confusing or there is something wrong with the settings. 5. I really can't stand it when I see this. The garden is Yi's home, so she must have full control over it, right? In the end, Xu got in so easily? Did those people outside rush into the institute gate so easily? Even if this is an empty shell, it's too ridiculous. I won't bother with all the other nonsense. The rights setting is just playing house. If the author doesn't have a complete world view and writing skills, don't write it. At the beginning, I had the mentality of giving it a try. After all, I was quite interested in the introduction, but it was too bad.
The main text and extras are both well written. They are all excellent and kind-hearted babies
Pure love is good, you don't have to be busy with your career
After hard work, sweet and warm moments are ushered in
Oh my gosh, this chapter is so good. Is this considered a double A?