What's Wrong with Having Eight Boyfriends?

Have you read Zerg? That is, Internet literature takes the social background of many females and few males and the marriage system of one male and multiple females. Among them, the female insect is tall and can compete in the decathlon, while the male insect is delicate and weak. Savi, the protagonist of this book. Good news: He is an A-level male insect in the Zerg society. He is born noble and has many stars. Bad news: He traveled through time and is still A, Alpha. He is also an A with a bad background and a level of trash. Everyone knows that the Sa family has staged a bloody drama about illegitimate children. Although the illegitimate child who is about to be taken home is an Alpha, he has a low level and poor abilities. He is a country bumpkin and cannot compare to the eldest son of the Sa family. After quietly digesting the ABO human worldview, Savi understood. Alpha is the female, Omega is the male, and Beta is the sub-female. He has become a female in this society. It seemed that he had lost the good days of being served by eight attendants with his eyes open every day. Rise up? Change? The rise of another world? The male insect showed an innocent smile: It is impossible to rise up. What if you want to live a refined life in another world? Of course I'm looking for the female... Alpha. What is the code for us males? ——Catch the strongest Kaizi and eat the hardest soft rice! This one is good, worthy of being a female monarch, this one is good, worthy of being a female attendant. Oh, there is no such title in this world. Okay, boyfriend. What should you do if your boyfriend gets into a fight? Savi: No one told me that humans can only have one boyfriend? Note: The fictional background has nothing to do with reality, please do not substitute it into reality. The male protagonist is an original male insect born and raised in the insect planet society, and there is a big difference in thinking between the people of the earth and the earth. Purpose: Love is a natural human right