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The Soft and Cute Omega Male身娇体软男omega[女A男O]
It was the year when Ji Yuezhi differentiated.
Everyone had expected that the only son of the Ji family would differentiate into an alpha like his rival Zuo Luohuan. After all, Ji Yuezhi excelled in school, was good at fighting, had a tall stature, and exhibited traits typical of alphas before differentiation, yet he had ended up differentiating into an omega.
Those who supported Ji Yuezhi: Gender doesn’t matter, it’s already 9432, omegas can be independent, self-sufficient and fight in war. Schoolmate Ji’s grades are outstanding, his prospects won’t be worse than those rotten alphas.
After differentiation, the budding alphas, omegas and betas will have to reschedule classes. Following the Affirmative Action Movement, omegas and betas can choose to take the same classes as alphas, such as marksmanship and fighting……
Everyone was waiting for Ji Yuezhi to take the alphas’ curriculum and f*ck over the alphas but instead he chose to follow a typical omega’s curriculum: “The Art of Flower Arrangement”, “How to Keep a Small Cozy Home”, etc.
He even chose “Yoga Class for Omegas”! That’s a course that specializes in training flexibility for an omega’s body!!!
No one knew that Ji Yuezhi had someone in mind, and that someone was a female alpha. For the sake of a compatible cohabitation in the future, he planned to gradually transform himself into an O, ideally the kind of omega that emits a pleasant, sweet scent, is traditional and stays at home.
Many years later, the Federation’s strongest female alpha Zuo Luohuan, only obeyed the words of one person, and that person was none other than Ji Yuezhi.
Everyone saw the light: This is rich, really rich! Ji Yuezhi is truly worthy of his title, number one in the Department of Strategy. He realized that differentiating into an alpha may not necessarily allow him to beat Zuo Luohan, so back then, he chose to differentiate into an omega to seduce her.
Everyone had expected that the only son of the Ji family would differentiate into an alpha like his rival Zuo Luohuan. After all, Ji Yuezhi excelled in school, was good at fighting, had a tall stature, and exhibited traits typical of alphas before differentiation, yet he had ended up differentiating into an omega.
Those who supported Ji Yuezhi: Gender doesn’t matter, it’s already 9432, omegas can be independent, self-sufficient and fight in war. Schoolmate Ji’s grades are outstanding, his prospects won’t be worse than those rotten alphas.
After differentiation, the budding alphas, omegas and betas will have to reschedule classes. Following the Affirmative Action Movement, omegas and betas can choose to take the same classes as alphas, such as marksmanship and fighting……
Everyone was waiting for Ji Yuezhi to take the alphas’ curriculum and f*ck over the alphas but instead he chose to follow a typical omega’s curriculum: “The Art of Flower Arrangement”, “How to Keep a Small Cozy Home”, etc.
He even chose “Yoga Class for Omegas”! That’s a course that specializes in training flexibility for an omega’s body!!!
No one knew that Ji Yuezhi had someone in mind, and that someone was a female alpha. For the sake of a compatible cohabitation in the future, he planned to gradually transform himself into an O, ideally the kind of omega that emits a pleasant, sweet scent, is traditional and stays at home.
Many years later, the Federation’s strongest female alpha Zuo Luohuan, only obeyed the words of one person, and that person was none other than Ji Yuezhi.
Everyone saw the light: This is rich, really rich! Ji Yuezhi is truly worthy of his title, number one in the Department of Strategy. He realized that differentiating into an alpha may not necessarily allow him to beat Zuo Luohan, so back then, he chose to differentiate into an omega to seduce her.
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Published January 1, 2021
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February 24, 2026
This was an interstellar ABO novel which was written very well. It didn't have the usual "I forgot my inhibitor", the few times it happened the situation was justified (in the middle of a war...). And when something did happen, the FMC had enough self-control to not succumb to her pheromones, meaning the story was very good at picturing consent.
The most interesting part about the novel was how it treated the primary gender (male/female), it's almost non-existant. The story talked about ABO and had characters commenting about ABO characteristics, but never about the primary gender. So things like, "alpha will be better at combat", but never "men will be better at combat". In fact as I was reading, the main pairing... could had been F/M, M/F, M/M, F/F, and it wouldn't had changed the story *at all*, which I found fascinating.
The story revolved around military academy and there's a lot of description about the training and stuff they needed to do, but strangely I didn't mind. The author managed to convey very well that it wasn't a peacaful society, that there were active threats outside even as these young people were studying to be the next batch of army. Given the context, reading about the stuff they did in the campus... felt natural.
Romance somehow still came through despite the lack of exposure and the dire background. The amount was just right, and I had no complaint. It was a healthy type of romance too, with trust and respect. The FMC went out to do dangerous missions and the MMC understood the difference between duty and desire and let her go, trusting in her capabilities.
Another thing the story did well was side characters. They were distinct and they weren't there just to fill up the text count, they actually had their own roles, and I was pretty surprised I could still remember who's who by the end of the story.
I enjoyed reading this, even if once in a while I pondered about how much of a mary-sue the FMC was.
The most interesting part about the novel was how it treated the primary gender (male/female), it's almost non-existant. The story talked about ABO and had characters commenting about ABO characteristics, but never about the primary gender. So things like, "alpha will be better at combat", but never "men will be better at combat". In fact as I was reading, the main pairing... could had been F/M, M/F, M/M, F/F, and it wouldn't had changed the story *at all*, which I found fascinating.
The story revolved around military academy and there's a lot of description about the training and stuff they needed to do, but strangely I didn't mind. The author managed to convey very well that it wasn't a peacaful society, that there were active threats outside even as these young people were studying to be the next batch of army. Given the context, reading about the stuff they did in the campus... felt natural.
Romance somehow still came through despite the lack of exposure and the dire background. The amount was just right, and I had no complaint. It was a healthy type of romance too, with trust and respect. The FMC went out to do dangerous missions and the MMC understood the difference between duty and desire and let her go, trusting in her capabilities.
Another thing the story did well was side characters. They were distinct and they weren't there just to fill up the text count, they actually had their own roles, and I was pretty surprised I could still remember who's who by the end of the story.
I enjoyed reading this, even if once in a while I pondered about how much of a mary-sue the FMC was.
December 31, 2025
OMG, I loved this book. An omegaverse book where the FMC is the alpha and the MMC is the omega. Both our leads are OP but Zuo Luohuan is such a bad-a** way more than Ji Yuezhi, which is rare in chinese books, even when the FMC is OP the MMC is always more OP. It's so cute how much in love with each other they both were. I also liked the side characters.
The translation's very good.
The translation's very good.
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