In her third year as an unregistered resident in this ABO world, Qiu Zheng was assigned a match.
Her match was the best of the best—an elite Alpha with top-tier pheromones. Aside from being 100% compatible with her, an undocumented “black household,” he seemed to have no flaws.
On the first day they met, the man looked her up and down, his frown and disdain unmistakable. He pushed a contract toward her: once a way to break the compatibility was found, the marriage would be annulled.
Qiu Zheng had no objections. She felt no attraction toward this “strong” man, nor could she sense the so-called superior pheromones that were said to make others submit. To her, that legendary 100% compatibility that supposedly drove people madly in love didn’t seem like much at all.
In order to escape her status as an unregistered citizen, she agreed to the contractual marriage.
For Wen Yan, the only advantage of his match was that, unlike those promiscuous Omegas, she didn’t constantly release her pheromones.
What he hadn’t expected was that one day, he would abandon his pride like a dog, begging beside his match’s ear for affection.
“Zhengzheng… let me smell your pheromones.”
That one “advantage” became his greatest obsession.
At first, Wen Yan hated this compatibility because it made him weak—no longer himself.
Later, what he hated even more was this incomplete bond, which turned what should have been mutual love into a one-sided obsession.
