I Transmigrated into a Scummy Alpha and Stole the Heroine from Her Tragic Romance ( LILY, ABO ) - Chapter 14

“Can you speak like a normal person?”

If that damn system had a physical form, Yu Peirong was pretty sure she would have already strangled it into silence.

The system stayed silent.

Sensing her rising anger, and not fully understanding what it had done wrong, the system quickly changed the subject.

“Then… what do you plan to do next? You requested a full appointment at the most reputable top-tier hospital in the city. They won’t cover up anything regarding your gender.”

In the ABO world, some people tried to hide their secondary gender for personal reasons. A few private clinics would go so far as to issue fake certificates. But because of the potential for misuse or even crimes, it was very difficult to obtain such documentation, especially from any respectable hospital. Public institutions were even stricter. That was why Yu Peirong chose to go to a government hospital—to avoid anyone accusing her of bribing her way through with money and influence.

While casually playing with her nails, Yu Peirong replied in a perfectly confident tone.

“You’re a system. Other people’s systems give them cheat codes and help them rise to the top. Meanwhile, you’ve dumped me into a mess and won’t even help with this one thing?”

“The system cannot interfere with personal circumstances.”

“Then how was pulling me into this world not interfering?” Yu Peirong’s smile was stiff, her tone light, but her words left no room for argument. “Either help me just this once, or I’m done. You can go find someone else. I don’t belong in this world anyway, so it’s your call.”

The system went silent.

It had never encountered a host like her. But right now, Yu Peirong was still the best candidate, and the system had no backup plan or replacement. Besides, she had a point. This task was something the system had forced onto her. If she decided to give up entirely, it couldn’t stop her.

After a long pause, the system finally gave in.

“Fine. You can use this favor, but you’ll have to complete five additional missions in exchange.”

“Three.”

Three it was.

After stepping out of the sterile testing room, Yu Peirong went straight to the sink and filled a cup with water to ease her dry throat.

She still had to wait another thirty minutes before the lab report would be ready. Outside the hospital, a few reporters were already pacing around, eager to catch a glimpse of something scandalous. Yu Peirong wasn’t in the mood to attract more attention. She had planned to go somewhere quiet to rest while waiting, but as she stepped out of the exam area, she nearly ran into someone head-on.

The woman looked surprised at first, then broke into a delighted grin and clapped her on the shoulder.

“Rongrong?”

The woman was dressed in a chaotic mix of accessories. Lip and nose piercings, an off-shoulder sweater revealing a dark tattoo on her shoulder, and chunky jewelry clinking as she moved. She wore shiny black combat boots and had a long chain swinging from her waist. Her appearance felt out of place in the hospital, to say the least.

When she tried to reach out and touch Yu Peirong’s face, Yu Peirong stepped back without making a fuss. The woman didn’t seem to take offense and kept smiling.

“How could you forget your big sister so quickly? It hasn’t even been that long. I’m your Sister Dan. What brings you to the hospital? Is that Omega you mentioned before around? Bring them out next time so we can have some fun.”

The way she said “have some fun” made Yu Peirong instinctively uncomfortable. Her tone was loaded with meaning, and her body language didn’t help either. She leaned in too close, not understanding the concept of personal space. Her gaze felt intrusive and intense.

Yu Peirong didn’t know exactly who this woman was, but her first impression was far from pleasant. She instinctively took a step back.

That discomfort peaked when she noticed the woman’s eyes briefly flick across her chest in a way that didn’t seem accidental. A wave of disgust swept through Yu Peirong. Her tone turned cold and firm.

“If you don’t need anything, I’m leaving. I still have things to take care of.”

“What things?”

The woman stretched out her leg without hesitation and blocked the doorway as if it were nothing. She was tall, nearly six feet, and the heavy scent of her perfume filled the air. It was overwhelming. Yu Peirong held her breath and took another step back, staring at her without emotion.

“Oh, I get it.” The woman grinned as if she had just uncovered some juicy secret. She leaned in closer, winking as she whispered, “I saw the trending post. Did you go too far with that Qi-something Omega and mess her up? If it’s not too serious, I can help fix it. I’m good at this kind of thing.”

Yu Peirong couldn’t hold back her anger any longer. Her voice shot up several levels.

“Get lost.”

She turned and slammed the door behind her, leaving the woman stunned in place.

After a while, Yu Peirong received her medical report under the astonished gaze of the doctor. In the gender section, the certified and stamped word “Omega” stood out clearly and naturally.

The moment she handed the report to her secretary, the well-dressed woman trembled so hard that the paper nearly slipped from her hands.

…

Today’s trending search list was especially lively.

In the morning, gossip-loving netizens were busy condemning certain celebrities for using their looks and bodies to rise to the top rather than relying on talent. They also mocked certain executives who could manage entire companies but could not seem to control their own desires, always finding themselves wrapped in scandal.

The controversy continued to grow until around 10 a.m.

Yishui Entertainment’s official Weibo account, which hadn’t posted a statement in over six months, finally went live. But unlike the usual lengthy legal notices put out by studios and agencies, this time they posted just two images. One was a high-resolution scan, and the other was a live photo of a certified gender test report.

As soon as those two images dropped, several gossip accounts began quietly deleting their posts. The tone noticeably shifted, and they no longer jumped around so aggressively, spreading rumors.

The trending search, which had been pushed to the top through manipulation by rival companies, began to slowly drop. The lies were effectively cleared up, and just as things were beginning to settle, Yishui Entertainment’s official account suddenly started a live stream—instantly reigniting the buzz that had just begun to cool.

Since midnight, countless netizens had gathered, waiting for an explanation. Whether genuinely curious or simply pretending to be bystanders, they had all flooded the official page, convinced that the longer Yishui delayed responding, the more suspicious they looked. Once the stream began, viewership jumped to over a million within the first minute.

The first thing to appear on screen was a large office desk. Sitting behind it in the executive chair, a woman adjusted the camera before turning it directly toward herself.

When the close-up shot finally centered on her face, the previously quiet comment section exploded in an instant.

With no beauty filter applied, her natural features became even clearer. Yu Peirong had opted for light makeup today, styled with a sweet, softer aesthetic. It didn’t perfectly match her refined features, but her beauty was undeniable, and she managed to pull it off effortlessly.

The previous paparazzi photos had only shown a vague outline of her figure. Now, in a clear and direct livestream, her entire appearance was on full display. As soon as she showed her face, what had been a casual crowd of curious onlookers instantly turned into a swarm of devoted admirers. Comments flew across the screen like a flood, and one sparkling VIP username stood out among the flood of fangirling posts.

[RongYaoCPForever]: “Sister is so cool and I am so in love. Who says Omega-Omega relationships don’t work? Sister-sister romance for the win!”

Yu Peirong’s hand trembled.

The calm confidence she had rehearsed so carefully vanished into thin air at that moment. She nearly slapped that “RongYaoCPForever” account with a 999-year ban.