Desperate Straight Guy Transmigrates to a Shura Field as a Little Dad

Song Yuqing, a straight male academic prodigy from the real world, dies and is reincarnated into an ABO-rated erotic novel as Song Yuqing, a malnourished beta from the slums. He becomes the stepfather of Qi Ran, the novel’s heartthrob protagonist, after marrying the wealthy but absent-minded alpha Qi Zhengqing. A system named 88 informs him that his original body is dead and he must complete a mission to survive: he must stop the various "gongs" (dominant partners) from engaging in explicit encounters with Qi Ran. Failure to complete the task will result in his soul being erased. The original character was despised by society for climbing into Qi Zhengqing’s bed to secure his status, and Song Yuqing inherits this hatred along with the character’s pale, fragile appearance.

Upon entering Victor United High School, Song Yuqing immediately faces hostility from alphas who view betas as inferior. He encounters Gu Jingtang, a teacher and Qi Ran’s childhood friend, who attempts to humiliate him by forcing contraceptive pills on him and mocking his reproductive capabilities. Song Yuqing retaliates by dislocating Gu Jingtang’s jaw and stuffing the pills into his mouth. Later, he is targeted by Pei Huai, a flamboyant and cruel alpha from the Intercontinental Class, who orchestrates a prank involving a venomous snake named Blue Baron. Song Yuqing calmly disposes of the snake in the trash and later treats its injured tail, only to throw it out the window when it attempts to bite him again. His cold, indifferent demeanor and physical beauty confuse and intrigue his peers, leading to widespread speculation on the school forum about his true nature and origins.

The core conflict intensifies when Pei Huai bullies Qi Ran in the school gym, beating him and subjecting him to psychological torment. Song Yuqing intervenes, slapping Pei Huai and knocking him unconscious with a book. He then attempts to rescue Qi Ran, but the alpha protagonist, prideful and traumatized, rejects his help. Song Yuqing slaps Qi Ran to snap him out of his delirium and declares himself to be Qi Ran’s father, a statement that leaves the confused alpha stunned. Despite his efforts to disrupt the novel’s plot, Song Yuqing finds himself increasingly entangled in the toxic dynamics of the ABO world, where alphas dominate and betas are treated as objects.

As Song Yuqing navigates his new life, he struggles with the lack of resources, often relying on Qi Zhengqing’s credit card for basic needs like nutritional supplements. He encounters Tan Shu, a seemingly gentle alpha heir who hides a twisted fascination with Song Yuqing’s coldness. Song Yuqing’s goal remains clear: survive, complete the mission, and return to his original world. However, the novel’s characters are drawn to him despite his efforts to remain detached. His academic prowess and physical resilience begin to challenge the hierarchical social structure of the school, making him a target for both admiration and further persecution. The story follows his attempts to maintain his identity as a straight man while dealing with the relentless advances and hostility of the novel’s male characters, all while trying to prevent the original plot’s explicit scenes from occurring.

Song Yuqing’s journey is marked by his refusal to conform to the submissive role expected of betas in this world. He uses his intelligence and physical skills to defend himself against alphas, often leaving them injured or humiliated. This behavior disrupts the expected narrative, causing confusion among the characters who are accustomed to his original character’s subservience. As he continues to interact with Qi Ran, Pei Huai, and other key figures, the boundaries between his mission and his personal survival become increasingly blurred. The novel explores themes of power, gender dynamics, and resistance within a restrictive societal framework, as Song Yuqing fights to carve out his own agency in a world designed to suppress him.