The Scummy Alpha Is Deliberately Marked by the Femme Fatale

Flirtatious Scummy Alpha × Femme Fatale Omega

In the entertainment industry, the notorious scummy Alpha Li Cen (online alias: Yolo) unexpectedly crosses paths at a party with her aloof rival Yan Qi (online alias: Flechazo).

The next morning, Li Cen is woken by her manager’s call—only to find out she had accidentally marked her rival the night before. Now, Yan

Qi’s manager is demanding compensation, and Yan Qi herself is publicly demanding recognition on Weibo.

Opening Weibo, Li Cen is met with a barrage of insults toward herself and endless sympathy for Yan Qi.

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Flechazo: @Yolo — Eat your fill and run? Really?

Attached: A close-up of a bite mark on her neck.

Li Cen taps on the picture—her rival’s skin is pale as snow, made even more alluring by the vivid mark.

Yolo: @Flechazo See you at the marriage registry.

The post goes out before she can think, accompanied by an old photo of herself standing in front of the registry office, waiting for her brother and his fiancé to collect their certificate.

Netizens lose their minds—comment sections explode, calling her shameless.
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Someone whose thoughts revolve entirely around finding a partner (Brother): You’re actually getting married? For real?

Li Cen: ??? When have I ever lied?

Brother: Don’t tell me you even have kids already? With your temperament, you’d have seven or eight by now.

Li Cen: ??? And you dare say you never went clubbing when you had a fiancé?

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That afternoon, her manager drags her over to apologize in person. Yan Qi’s manager accepts the gift, but Yan Qi barely spares her a glance before tossing a contract into her face.

Yan Qi: Sign it.

It’s a three-year marriage contract—complete with a list of terms. During Yan Qi’s heats, Li Cen must provide pheromones… but there’s to be absolutely no physical contact.

Li Cen: ???

Basic decency keeps her from blurting out her thoughts—saying them aloud would only make Yan Qi hate her more. So she signs quietly.

Li Cen: Since I’ve signed, let’s add each other’s contact info.

Yan Qi ignores her entirely, signaling her manager to see Li Cen out. Li Cen stops the bodyguard from getting too close, then leaves without a fuss.
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Manager: You two really are rivals—debuted the same year, worlds apart. Tsk, tsk. You’re in for it.

Li Cen: But… I swear I didn’t go to the wrong room that night. And the next morning…?

Manager: No idea. I got called into an emergency meeting first thing.

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The more Li Cen thinks about it, the stranger it seems. She clearly remembers not entering the wrong room—so how did she end up in bed with her rival? She’s certain nothing like this should have happened.

Before she can dwell on it, her manager accepts a romance variety show on her behalf.

Li Cen: Wait, I’m already married—why join a dating show?

Manager: You’re so naïve. This will smooth over the bad bl00d between your fanbases. More interactions mean more chemistry, fewer hate comments. Who knows? Maybe you’ll actually click.

Li Cen: Ha. Sure. That kind of Omega? No one would like her. Always cold, face like ice. Gives me chills just thinking about it. I’m into the flirty-seductress type, not this frosty queen.

She laughs and adds, An Omega should be soft and sweet. She’s like a block of ice—swallowing that would choke me. That new rising star is much better… too bad she’s just a ditzy little sister type.
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Outside the door, Yan Qi—script in hand—pauses mid-knock. Without a word, she turns and leaves. She doesn’t approach Li Cen again before filming begins… and Li Cen clearly has no intention of seeking her out either.

On the first day of shooting, the rising star approaches Li Cen.

Rising Star: Can I add you on WeChat? Your rival won’t mind, right?

Li Cen: Mind? We’re just talking.

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But after being caught on camera interacting with the rising star too often, Li Cen gets an earful from her manager and is forced to seek Yan

Qi out—only to be met with a slammed door.

Yan Qi: Miss Li, why aren’t you off with your soft, sweet Omega?

Dressed in a thin shirt that reveals a flush of skin, her lashes tremble over eyes shadowed by a beauty mark, her bare legs pale against the sofa—Yan Qi leans lazily back, reading her script.

Li Cen: Listen, I can explain—

Main Characters: Li Cen × Yan Qi / Fu Ting × Song Ci × Song Jin × Jiang Shiyi

One-Sentence Summary: She could tell the difference between roses and camellias—but the rose never loved her.

Theme: To love another, you must first love yourself.