Ji Chenxi — in the original ABO novel, he’s the arrogant royal cannon fodder Alpha who ends up dying miserably after fighting the protagonist gong over a man.

But after suddenly finding that book in his hands and reading it to the end, Ji Chenxi calmly finished the last sip of flower tea in his garden, then showed up just in time to drag the protagonist gong, who was losing control of his pheromones, away from the banquet.

Why fight over the protagonist’s lover? Forget that. He went straight for the protagonist gong himself — cutting the problem off at the root.

As for Chi Zhuo — he was a lunatic, cunning and cruel, the unquestioned king of the underworld. Everyone feared him, avoided him like poison. Yet one day, this venomous snake Alpha ended up ‘marked’ by a stunning, beautiful little Alpha.

The sharp burn of liquor mixed with the soft scent of roses, filling the room with heat and desire.

At first—

Ji Chenxi (frowning): “Reel in your pheromones.”

Chi Zhuo (gritting his teeth): “Believe it or not, I’ll snap your neck.”

Later—

Ji Chenxi (frowning): “Tell your snake to stop coiling around my spirit beast.”

Chi Zhuo, pinning him down and kissing him with dark eyes: “Too late.”

Their spirit beasts: a black mamba and a snow leopard. Venomous snake × big cat — a deadly match.

One-line summary: Long-haired, commanding beauty (top) × scheming, dangerous boss (bottom)

Theme: There’s no such thing as luck falling from the sky — only hidden effort no one sees.

– AA pairing

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