What Kind Of Unparalleled Scumbag Alpha Is This? [Transmigration Into A Book] - Chapter 5

Fu Mingge wore a fitted dark blue uniform over a white shirt, with a dark blue bow tie at her collar. The Ziwei Star Academy emblem was pinned to her chest. Her long, silky black hair fell down her back in large waves, swaying gently with each step she took. Beneath her short skirt, two long, fair legs were exposed, irresistibly alluring.

Fu Mingge was fair-skinned and beautiful, with an exceptional temperament. Whenever she appeared, countless Alphas were instantly captivated. Every one of them went crazy over her, utterly bewitched.

“Hey!” Ou Bailing hurried after her with her skateboard in her arms. “Why are you walking so fast? You slapped me so hard just now…”

“What?” Fu Mingge suddenly stopped and glared at her unhappily. “Do you want to hit me back?”

“N-no, I wanted to ask if your hand hurts.” As Ou Bailing spoke, she reached for Fu Mingge’s soft, fair hand and said in concern, “Sister has such delicate skin, unlike us Alphas with our rough, thick hides. That must’ve hurt your hand, right? Let me blow on it for you~”

As she spoke, she puckered her lips as though she were about to kiss Fu Mingge’s hand.

There were people everywhere around them. Fu Mingge couldn’t even imagine what kind of rumors would spread if they continued tugging and touching each other like this in broad daylight.

She yanked her hand away, her face alternating between red and pale.

“You pervert!”

With that, she turned and walked away.

“Hey!”

Ou Bailing was about to follow again.

Fu Mingge snapped angrily, “Stop following me!”

“All right…”

Ou Bailing had no choice but to stop, watching pitifully as she walked away.

“Host, your methods are far too crude.”

The little bee appeared in front of her.

“What do you mean, my methods are crude?” Ou Bailing glared at it. “Did I even use any methods?”

“Following her around like a little tail will only annoy her.”

“Hey, aren’t I supposed to be a scumbag Alpha?” Ou Bailing suddenly remembered her character setting. “Aren’t I supposed to be bad? Annoying people means I’m doing it right!”

“When you put it that way… I suppose that’s not wrong.”

“See!”

“Sister!”

At that moment, Lü Shiman came running after her.

Ou Bailing turned around, saw her, and reacted as though she had seen a ghost. She dropped her skateboard onto the ground, hopped on, and shot away.

“Hey—S-Sister!”

Ou Bailing arrived at her classroom.

The instant she appeared, the class, which had been as noisy as a marketplace, abruptly fell silent.

Everyone stared intensely at her.

Under all those gazes, Ou Bailing walked over to an empty seat and sat down.

Everyone continued staring.

Smack!

Ou Bailing suddenly slapped the desk.

Everyone flinched in unison.

“Little Bee, why are they all staring at me?” Ou Bailing secretly asked in her mind.

The little bee appeared in front of her and quietly explained, “Because your past behavior was extremely bizarre, so they’re all staring at the weirdo.”

“Oh, so they’re looking at a weirdo.” Ou Bailing asked, “How weird was I? Did I poop on a desk or something?”

“Nothing that exaggerated.” The little bee looked at Ou Bailing, whose eyes had curved with laughter. “At most, you beat the crap out of people.”

“Hahaha!”

Ou Bailing suddenly burst into loud laughter.

Everyone in the classroom stared at her in horror.

Her laughter seemed to possess destructive power. In an instant, everyone within a five-meter radius practically evacuated. Those seated nearby forcibly squeezed themselves over to the other side.

“W-what is she laughing about? Has she gone crazy?”

“Shh, shh! Stop talking. Be careful she doesn’t hear you.”

“She acts insane all day long…”

The speaker’s words suddenly lodged in his throat halfway through.

Because he saw Ou Bailing slowly turn her gaze toward him.

Ou Bailing’s 170-centimeter frame looked soft, cute, and harmless. Her eyes were smiling, but in the very next second, she could still smilingly throw you out the window.

There was precedent for that.

Of course, she had paid quite a lot in compensation afterward.

So even though she seemed perfectly friendly at the moment, who would believe it?

Her previous image as the school’s “demoness” was already deeply ingrained in everyone’s minds.

Even her genuine smile was interpreted by others as “up to no good,” “a sinister grin,” “we’re doomed, she’s picked a target,” and all sorts of other negative things.

“So basically, I don’t have any friends at school either?” Ou Bailing turned toward the little bee.

“That’s right. You don’t have a single friend at school, but…”

“But?”

“You have quite a few lovers.”

“Huh?”

Ou Bailing narrowed her eyes.

So she really was a genuine scumbag Alpha!

Good grief.

Didn’t that mean several lovers were standing between her and her goddess, Fu Mingge?

Just then, a female Omega with long, straight black hair walked into the classroom.

She apparently wasn’t afraid of Ou Bailing at all and sat directly in the seat beside her.

That immediately caught Ou Bailing’s attention.

Her eyes rolled toward the girl, and she badly wanted to ask whether she had sat in the wrong place.

“What?” The Omega glared at her with wide eyes. She had a small face, fair skin, and cherry-red lips. “Don’t recognize me?”

“System, am I supposed to know her?” Ou Bailing asked while looking at the girl.

“Host, she is your number-one lover. Her name is Ding Miao.”

“Ding Miao,” Ou Bailing repeated aloud. “Miaomiao, of course I recognize you. You look especially beautiful today.”

Ding Miao rolled her eyes.

“Do you have anything new to say?”

“You look especially slutty today.”

“……”

Ding Miao glared at her, spat out a “Bah,” and said, “Nothing good ever comes out of that mouth of yours.”

Class began, and the teacher came in to lecture.

Standing at the podium, he pushed up his glasses and asked the class, “What’s going on with all of you? Why are you squeezed together on one side? There are so many empty seats over here. Can’t you sit there?”

“Teacher, we like sitting on this side…”

“Yeah, Teacher, sitting like this makes us look closer~”

The student who said that was sitting on someone else’s lap with her arms wrapped around their neck.

“How am I supposed to teach when you’re sitting on each other’s laps and on the desks? Sit properly, all of you.”

Once the teacher spoke, everyone could only silently return to their seats.

Still, they did their best not to get too close to the “demoness.”

As a result, several seats around Ou Bailing remained empty.

Ou Bailing’s gaze swept across them one by one, though she said nothing.

Everyone she looked at became nervous.

Ou Bailing turned back toward the podium.

What a miserable life.

She had transmigrated into a novel and still had to go to school.

In the real world, Ou Bailing was nineteen and had only recently started university. She had finally taken advantage of a vacation to go fishing at a quiet lakeside with few people around.

Then, through some bizarre coincidence, she transmigrated into a book.

She was also nineteen in the novel, and Ziwei Star Academy was technically a university too, though it seemed quite different from universities in the real world.

As Ou Bailing listened to the lecture, she gradually became drowsy.

Her head slowly drooped.

Before long, she drifted into another dream.

Long, voluminous waves of hair fell toward her.

A face lowered along with them, fingers pinching her chin as a voice asked, “Do you like me?”

Ou Bailing replied, “I do.”

Then she was kissed.

It felt as though an octopus had latched onto her, and suddenly, an electric tingling sensation swept through her entire body.

She abruptly let out a loud cry and jolted awake.

Everyone in the class turned to look at her.

The teacher stopped mid-lecture.

The classroom became deathly silent.

Someone suddenly let out a muffled snort of laughter.

Then another.

Then another.

Until the entire classroom erupted into roaring laughter.

“Hahahahahahaha!”

“Hahahahahahahahaha!”

“Hahahahahahahahahahaha!”

Ou Bailing felt as though the entire world were spinning, and she had no idea where she was.

Instinctively, she swept her gaze over the laughing students.

The moment they saw her looking, they suddenly fell silent like ducks being strangled by the neck.

The classroom once again became utterly quiet.

The teacher smiled from the front of the room and said, “Pay attention in class. Don’t let your mind wander.”

Just then, the bell rang.

The teacher announced the end of class.

As soon as class ended, everyone scattered in a rush.

Ding Miao, sitting beside her, asked, “Are you okay?”

“Huh?”

Ou Bailing turned to look at her and instinctively replied, “I’m fine. What could possibly be wrong with me?”

“Your nose is bleeding,” Ding Miao reminded her.

“Ah…”

Ou Bailing touched her nose.

Sure enough, she had a nosebleed.

Why was her nose bleeding?

Could it be because she had just had such an erotic dream?

The moment she remembered the scene from the dream, the blood started flowing even more enthusiastically.

Having lost too much blood, Ou Bailing’s vision suddenly went black, and she fainted.

Thud!

She fell straight off her chair.

“Hey!”

Ding Miao jumped up in fright, completely flustered.

She had no idea what to do and hurriedly called out to the students who hadn’t left yet.

“Hey! Come help! She fainted!”

“Her? Ou Bailing? Are you kidding me? How could she possibly faint?” The other students didn’t believe her. “It’s probably another prank. We’re not going over there.”

“It’s not!” Ding Miao shouted anxiously. “She had a nosebleed. Maybe she faints at the sight of blood!”

“Yeah, right. Come on, let’s hurry and leave before she tries to pin something on us.”

“Exactly, exactly. Hurry up, let’s go…”

In the blink of an eye, only two people remained in the classroom.

One was unconscious on the floor.

The other stood there helplessly.

With no other choice, Ding Miao decided to help Ou Bailing up herself.

But the moment her eyes landed on the blood on the floor, she suddenly felt dizzy.

Ding Miao had a particularly sensitive nose.

The closer she got, the stronger the metallic smell of blood became, making her increasingly nauseous.

She immediately felt like vomiting and was completely unable to lift Ou Bailing.

There was nothing she could do but find someone else to help.

Ou Bailing’s reputation at school was simply too terrible.

She had pretended to faint and trick people before, then violently beaten up the ones who came over to help her.

After that, basically no one was willing to help her anymore.

Ding Miao turned and happened to see someone passing by the window.

She hurriedly called out, “Hey, classmate! Could you help us? Please!”

Fu Mingge was walking past the window.

Hearing someone call out, she stopped.

Looking inside through the open window, she asked somewhat indifferently, “What happened?”

“S-she fainted!”

Ding Miao anxiously pointed toward the person on the floor.

Following the direction of her finger, Fu Mingge finally spotted someone lying between several rows of desks and chairs.

Seeing that it seemed urgent, she hurried inside to help.

But once they lifted the person from the floor and Fu Mingge saw her face, her mind buzzed.

“Why is it her?!”

Afraid Fu Mingge would recognize Ou Bailing and suddenly refuse to help, Ding Miao hurriedly said, “No matter what, let’s get her to the infirmary first!”

She held her breath and came over to support Ou Bailing from the other side.

Although Fu Mingge didn’t particularly care whether Ou Bailing lived or died, she couldn’t exactly abandon an unconscious person under the circumstances.

So, reluctantly, she and Ding Miao began helping Ou Bailing toward the infirmary.

Neither of the two delicate Omegas had much strength.

Ou Bailing didn’t look particularly large, but perhaps her muscles were denser than they appeared, because supporting her felt like carrying a mountain.

The two had only just managed to get her to the staircase and were preparing to descend when Ding Miao suddenly lost her footing.

“Ah!”

She screamed as she started falling.

As she fell, she dragged Ou Bailing with her.

Ou Bailing’s arm was draped over Fu Mingge’s shoulder, and it looked as though all three of them were about to tumble down the stairs together.

At that critical moment, Ou Bailing suddenly opened her eyes.

She forcibly steadied herself.

Then, with one hand each, she grabbed and held up both Omegas.

The two Omegas stared at her, still shaken from the scare.

Ou Bailing suddenly grinned.

“Good thing I’m here, or you two would’ve been smashed into meat paste.”

Ding Miao stared at her nervously.

“Y-you’re okay now?”

Fu Mingge said coldly, “If you’re fine, then let go.”

Ou Bailing had one Omega on each side and was somewhat reluctant to release them.

She let out an exaggerated groan.

“No, I’m still a little dizzy. Hurry and keep supporting me, or I might fall down.”

They were still standing at the top of the staircase, which was dangerous, and none of them dared move carelessly.

Since Ou Bailing claimed she was dizzy, the other two had no choice but to keep supporting her.

On the way to the infirmary, Ou Bailing still refused to behave.

Grinning shamelessly, she said to them, “Thank you for your hard work, my beloved consorts. You’ve both worked so hard.”

Fu Mingge became angry upon hearing that and tried to pull Ou Bailing’s arm away.

But Ou Bailing wrapped it tightly around her neck and put on an exaggerated act.

“Oh dear, my head is so dizzy. So dizzy. Why am I this dizzy…”

Ding Miao was reaching her limit too.

She said, “I can’t… I-I’m feeling a little dizzy.”

“You?”

Ou Bailing glanced at her and saw that her lips had turned pale.

She immediately stopped walking and looked at her.

“Are you okay?”

“I…”

Ding Miao wanted to say she was fine, but instead, her eyes rolled back and she fainted.

“Hey!”

Now Ou Bailing had no choice but to let go of Fu Mingge and catch her.

“Hey, are you okay? Wake up!”

Ou Bailing wrapped an arm around Ding Miao’s waist as the girl collapsed into her arms like a puddle of mud.

She had no idea how intimate the two of them looked to an outsider.

Standing beside them, Fu Mingge felt a flicker of displeasure.

She said, “Hurry and take her to the infirmary.”

“Oh, right!”

Ou Bailing immediately scooped Ding Miao up bridal-style and sped toward the infirmary.

“……”

Watching her, Fu Mingge felt even more irritated.

She didn’t even understand why she was irritated.

Yet her body honestly followed after them anyway.

Inside the infirmary, Ding Miao lay on a bed.

The school doctor examined her and said she had fainted from low blood sugar, then put her on a glucose IV.

Ou Bailing stood beside the bed wiping away sweat.

When she wiped at the dried blood beneath her nose, she once again remembered the kiss from her dream.

She couldn’t help savoring the memory for a moment.

Then she turned her head—

and saw the very person from her dream walking in.

“Sister, why are you here?”

The moment Ou Bailing saw her goddess, she immediately put on a fawning expression.

Her face was practically overflowing with ingratiation, but because she looked so cute, it was difficult to truly dislike her.

“How is she?” Fu Mingge walked to the bedside and glanced at Ding Miao.

“Low blood sugar. She’ll be fine after a glucose IV. It’s nothing serious.”

“What about you?”

Fu Mingge’s eyes shifted toward her.

Those eyes were crystal clear like the most beautiful gemstones, extraordinarily lovely.

So beautiful.

Oh God, having her look at her like that made Ou Bailing’s heart melt.

Once again bewitched by Fu Mingge’s devastating beauty, Ou Bailing stared blankly at her and couldn’t get a single word out for a long time.

“What are you looking at?”

The beauty frowned slightly.

Even when she was annoyed, she was this gorgeous.

“Nothing.”

Ou Bailing hurriedly moved her gaze away from Fu Mingge’s face, only to notice a small bloodstain on her pristine white shirt.

It was most likely Ou Bailing’s own nosebleed.

Ou Bailing immediately felt embarrassed and reached a hand toward her.

“Your…”

“Hmm?”

Fu Mingge looked down.

Then she saw Ou Bailing’s wicked claw reaching straight toward her chest.

Fu Mingge instantly flew into a rage and slapped her hand away.

“What are you doing, pervert!”

“Huh?”

Ou Bailing was astonished at being called a pervert yet again.

She had only wanted to say, “Your shirt got blood on it. I-I can wash it for you. Take it off…”

That sounded even more perverted.

Fu Mingge glared fiercely at her and said, “No need.”

Then she turned and left in a very bad mood.

Ou Bailing was baffled.

“What was that about? I even offered to wash her clothes…”

“Host.”

The little bee finally couldn’t stand it anymore and materialized from thin air.

“Your behavior really is quite perverted. As an Alpha, how can you casually put your hands on an Omega?”

“Oh, right.”

Ou Bailing kept forgetting that.

“I thought we were both women…”

“You have absolutely no sense of boundaries!” the little bee scolded. “Starting today, please remember your identity. You are an Alpha. That is your primary sex. Only after that are you a woman, which is your secondary sex.”

“Okay, got it.”

At that moment, Ding Miao slowly regained consciousness on the bed.

She let out a soft groan, immediately drawing Ou Bailing’s attention.

Ou Bailing hurried over.

“You’re awake. How do you feel?”

“What happened to me?”

Ding Miao tried to sit up, but Ou Bailing pressed her back down.

“Lie down for now. Your blood sugar was low, so you fainted.”

“Oh.”

Ding Miao responded, then looked at her.

Ou Bailing noticed her stare and asked, “What?”

“Your nosebleed…”

“Oh, it stopped.”

As Ou Bailing spoke, she instinctively wiped beneath her nose.

There was no more blood.

“Did you get a nosebleed because you were too worked up?” Ding Miao asked weakly.

“Maybe. Probably sexual frustration.”

Ou Bailing never failed to say something shocking.

Ding Miao’s eyes widened.

Seeing her stunned expression, Ou Bailing finally remembered that this girl was also an Omega.

Ou Bailing had always been carefree and blunt, saying whatever came to mind. It really wasn’t easy to change that habit overnight.

“Ah, don’t worry about it,” Ou Bailing hurriedly told her. “I won’t make a move on you.”

Ding Miao was speechless.

After a moment, she muttered gloomily under her breath, “As if you haven’t made enough moves on me already.”

“What?”

Ou Bailing was stunned.

Oh my God.

What had she just heard?

Don’t tell her she had already slept with this Omega!

How could that be allowed?

Her first time had to be saved for her goddess!

“SYSTEM!!!!”

Ou Bailing screamed internally.

“What is it, Host?”

The little bee flew over in front of her.

“Little Bee, please tell me sincerely—is my innocence still intact? Is my chastity still intact?”

“Host, you are still innocent at present. Your chastity remains intact.”

“Oh, thank goodness. Thank goodness.”

Ou Bailing had nearly been scared to death.

Then, after thinking about it, she realized something still didn’t add up.

“Wait, then why did she say I’ve made plenty of moves on her?”

“That’s because you’re always getting handsy with her…”

“Where did I touch her?” Ou Bailing asked nervously. “Don’t tell me I touched somewhere I’d have to take responsibility for?”

“No. You just held her hand sometimes and touched her face.”

“Oh, then I’m relieved.”

Ou Bailing secretly sighed with relief.

She sat down beside the bed, looked at Ding Miao, then took her little hand again and rubbed it as she smiled.

“If I have to take responsibility just for touching someone’s hand, then the people I’d need to take responsibility for would probably form a line all the way to the school gates, wouldn’t they?”

Ding Miao pulled her hand away and snorted softly.

“Yes, yes, we all know you have plenty of lovers. You’ll go after absolutely anyone.”

“Hey, ‘absolutely anyone’?”

Ou Bailing asked the system again, “Am I really that rotten?”

“Host, you’re the scumbag Alpha. Have you forgotten?”

“Oh, right.”

Ou Bailing remembered.

She was the scumbag Alpha.

She had to keep that firmly in mind at all times.

Then she involuntarily began wondering how a scumbag Alpha ought to speak.

“Miaomiao,” Ou Bailing called her ambiguously, “you know I’m not serious about any of them. You’re the only one I truly care about.”

Ding Miao’s clear black-and-white eyes turned toward her again.

“Really?”

When Ou Bailing met her gaze, she suddenly thought that this Omega was pretty nice too.

Although her looks weren’t as heaven-defying as her goddess’s, a delicate little white flower had its own kind of beauty.

She looked soft and fragile, the kind of person who made others want to cherish her.

“Of course it’s true,” Ou Bailing continued. “What have I done wrong? I merely want to give every Omega in the world a home. They’re all so pitiful.”

Fu Mingge, who had returned after leaving, happened to hear those words.

She remarked coolly, “Oh. Then you really are such a wonderful person.”