The Tokyo Invaders' Death Game

A deadly contest between two Alphas: ruler and rebel

In 2089, Tokyo has been completely divided into two worlds. The "Death Council," suspended among the clouds, holds the power of life and death, while the people in the slums on the ground cling to survival under its oppressive rule.

Yin Laisi, codename "Yingsi," is 32 and one of the Death Council's supreme rulers. Taciturn and cold in his actions, he rarely shows emotion. As an Alpha, his pheromones carry the crisp scent of sandalwood, a symbol of his absolute control. He is loyal to the Empire's ruler, Ai Qian, and has personally signed countless execution orders. Yet one day, when faced with an intruder, he experiences an unprecedented moment of doubt.

You Weixian, 27, is the new leader of the "Intruders." Arrogant and radical, his pheromones carry the highly aggressive scent of cedar mixed with gunpowder. He hates the ruling class, especially Yin Laisi, who executed his father three years ago. He leads his team through the Death Council's defenses not only to expose its tyranny, but also to take revenge.

When the two face off in a transparent conference room, their Alpha pheromones should repel each other fiercely, but instead they produce a strange harmony. Even more astonishing, at a crucial moment Yin Laisi lets You Weixian go, despite him being the leader of an intruder group who should have been executed on the spot.

Rule and rebellion, loyalty and betrayal, hatred and a hidden attraction...

In this future Tokyo soaked in neon and blood, the contest between two Alphas will tear apart the Empire's lies.

Two male leads, both Alpha, with a clash of pheromones and a hidden attraction

Younger avenger vs. cold-blooded ruler

A futuristic sci-fi setting, class conflict, and power struggles

Side couple: Empire ruler Ai Qian (Alpha) x high official Xi Wu (Beta)

Please don't hate the characters. Their personalities and everything else are creations of mine, not their fault, so please hate me instead.

Font: Gu Fuchun

Theme: The opposition and coexistence of Alphas