On July 12, 2026, the story will switch to paid chapters starting from Chapter 21. There will be 21,000 words on launch day, then six chapters or 10,000 words daily after it goes paid. Updates around 5 p.m. every day. The full manuscript is complete, and revisions are underway.
Omega? No: a major general as the receiving partner x a dean as the pursuing partner
With the population in sharp decline, everyone, whether Alpha, Beta, or Omega, male or female, is forced into pairings to have children. Jian Zheng is an Alpha, but is paired with Nan Yao, who is also an Alpha.
Jian Zheng knows Nan Yao all too well. They've been at odds since childhood, and have always been enemies, unable to stand being in the same room.
After graduation, they went their separate ways. Jian Zheng became the youngest major general and a star of the Federation's military district.
But now, he's been bound in restraints and forced into a family camp. Waiting for him there is Nan Yao, in heat.
Alphas are repelled by one another's pheromones, but that doesn't outweigh the fertility drug Jian Zheng was injected with before being brought in. Alphas can carry children, but the rejection caused by their pheromones causes them to regress.
The two Alphas fight all night in the family camp. At dawn, Jian Zheng and Nan Yao are taken separately to the military hospital.
That night, Jian Zheng successfully conceives. Ten months later, he gives birth to a female Alpha. He doesn't even look at the child as he leaves the delivery room in a hurry, returning to the military district to become a major general again.
Three years later, at an awards ceremony, Jian Zheng sees Nan Yao again. By then, Nan Yao is the dean of the Federation Research Institute.
They are both surprised to see each other, and even more surprised when their daughter quietly appears at the ceremony.
Looking at the chubby little ball of glutinous rice, Jian Zheng is utterly bewildered. Just then, he and Nan Yao are informed that, under the order to have three children, they still have two more to go.
In the eyes of the young major general and young dean, there's not a trace of joy at having been married for three years and become parents. All they feel is the urge to kill each other.
Both virgins, and both have spent their lives racing ahead in their careers.
The plot serves the romance. Please stop reading if it's not for you.
Next novel, please add it to your collection: I Brought Back a College Student. The full manuscript is complete, and it launches on October 7, 2026, with 10,000 words on the first day.
Blurb:
Li San is called Li San because he had an older brother and sister, both of whom died. Below him are a younger sister named Li Xiaomai and a younger brother named Li Yumi.
Li San drives for one of the wealthy families in the village. He's going to pick up the family's grandson, a college student from the city, and a student at a prestigious university. A real intellectual.
Sun Yuqi's parents, aunts, and uncles are all too busy to come, so he's the only one visiting his grandmother in the village over summer break. His grandmother had been living just fine in the city, but insisted that his grandfather appeared to her in a dream and that she had to return to the village. The family had built their fortune there, and still owned several pig farms.
Sun Yuqi was supposed to be brought over by a hired driver, but his grandmother said there was no need and that she'd find someone to pick him up.
When Li San went to get him, the car broke down. With no time to spare, Li San had no choice but to ride out on the farm's beat-up motorcycle. The pampered young master, used to city life, threw up that night after bouncing around on the old bike.
Yu Yafang felt sorry for her grandson and gave Li San a thorough scolding.
"Just call me Third Brother." Li San spent all day either driving or working in the fields, so his skin was quite dark.
Sun Yuqi laughed awkwardly, looking forward to summer break ending so he could go home. His skin was so pale, even paler than the village beauty's.
Li San said, "You're more delicate than any young lady."
Sun Yuqi rolled his eyes at Li San. "You're the only one who isn't delicate. Your whole family is delicate!"
Li San chuckled. "My whole family really isn't delicate."
Rugged, dark-skinned laborer pursuer x delicate, fair-skinned college student receiving partner
Period novel
Content warnings:
1. The author will do their best to research the 1990s, but readers who demand perfect historical accuracy, please stay away. Everything serves the story.
2. This is a tragic ending! Tragic! Tragic! Important enough to say three times!
3. Both are virgins.
4. The pursuing partner dies.
Theme: Building a married life takes work from both partners.
The plot so far makes me so sad. The irreversible physical damage to both sides, especially Jianzheng, Xiaonan's departure, the sacrifice of warriors and innocents, and the internal fighting that will not stop even if humanity is about to perish. The future of mankind is really bleak. 💔 The special abilities of Shang Jia and Jian Zheng make me feel that there is still some hope.
First of all, congratulations on the completion, but it feels like it doesn't match the copywriting or the title. The writing is sad, but it's not sad. Come on ⛽There are too many characters, and it feels like a lot of the plot is just a formality, but the setting is pretty good. Madam, I feel like I could write a long story. [Rose]
It's so inexplicable, Jianzheng is so miserable
It makes me almost emo
Mom loves Xiao Nan very much, and Themis's behavior has always been weird.
I don't quite understand the Jing family's interpersonal relationships, which are always confused [changed][changed]
It's so painful to watch 😭 but I can't help but continue watching [cheek holding] It's so frustrating and depressing to see this from the perspective of a victim 💔 but seeing it from the perspective of a child is even more depressing and aggrieved 😭 😭 😭
Will they all have children in the future? Not a third child?
Is this coexistence of human and bacteria?
A few more chapters, just like feeding the chickens, cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck