Strawberry Flavored A Does Not Want To Be In A Relationship

Ruan Mei accidentally died and transmigrated into a villainous Beta side character in an ABO campus novel, a character who dies very early on.

When she first transmigrated, the original character was pinning the novel’s heroine, Fang Zhishui, against the bathroom wall, preparing to splash her with water.

Ruan Mei thought quickly: “I, I asked you here to tell you, well, study hard, and you will definitely become a pillar of the country in the future, keep it up!” Fang Zhishui raised an eyebrow and pointed at the bucket of water in her hand. Ruan Mei: “Ah, this, I’m here to mop the floor, hahahaha.”

After sending the heroine away and finishing cleaning the bathroom, Ruan Mei made a decision: Study hard, stay far away from the main characters (male and female leads), and become an ordinary, unremarkable Beta, forging a path for all Betas!

However, the very next day, Ruan Mei differentiated into an Alpha. And her pheromone was the embarrassing smell of strawberry. Among a crowd of Alphas with pheromones like rust, gunpowder, or musk, the former school bully turned timid Ruan Mei could only chug down Inhibitors daily and pretend to be cool (act tough).

Until late one night during the holiday, amidst overwhelming milk-scented Omega pheromones, Ruan Mei’s Inhibitor failed, and she accidentally marked the masked Omega.

After school started, Ruan Mei felt that Fang Zhishui’s gaze toward her was always slightly off. Later, Fang Zhishui openly admitted to the entire school that she had differentiated into an Omega, causing an uproar!

In an empty corner, Fang Zhishui whispered softly to Ruan Mei: “I used to dislike you, but your pheromone, it’s so sweet.” Ruan Mei sniffed the milk scent in the air and widened her eyes amidst the damnable sweetness.

It is said that pheromones are the scent of the soul. And your soul is excessively sweet, perfectly matched with mine.

One-Sentence Summary: Strawberry Scented Alpha (Receiver) vs. Milk Scented Omega (Attacker)

Moral: Do not define yourself by external conditions, pursue your firm inner self.