Chu Mo is a transmigrator assigned by the Transmigration Bureau to complete a mission within the world of an ABO novel titled After Being a Perfect Match With Four Alphas. For twenty-seven years, he has lived as Chu Mo, the domineering CEO of Shengmo Company and the designated heir to the Chu Family. However, his true identity is that of an Omega who differentiated at age eighteen. To maintain his cover and fulfill his role as the story’s antagonist, the Alpha public enemy, he has spent nearly a decade injecting pheromone inhibitors and pretending to be a top-tier Alpha. His mission is to follow the original plotline to its conclusion so he can return to his own world. The novel centers on Chu Yun, the Chu Family’s beloved Omega youngest son, who discovers he has a 100% compatibility rate with four different Alphas. Chu Mo’s primary role in the early story is to obstruct these suitors, particularly the main male lead, Xie Songchen, thereby forcing the other Alphas to surpass him and grow stronger.
The central conflict begins when Chu Mo learns that Xie Songchen, a top student from a prestigious university, has joined Shengmo as an intern specifically to be close to Chu Yun. In the original narrative, Chu Mo attempts to humiliate Xie Songchen by transferring him to the position of personal secretary, a role traditionally held by Omegas or Betas, intending to break his pride. However, the plot diverges when Xie Songchen calmly accepts the transfer, signing the agreement without hesitation. He proves to be an exceptionally capable secretary, handling overwhelming workloads with ease and anticipating Chu Mo’s needs with uncanny precision. During a critical business meeting, Xie Songchen not only manages Chu Mo’s schedule flawlessly but also subtly protects the company’s image, earning the confusion of colleagues and the frustration of Chu Mo, who struggles to find faults in his performance.
A key turning point occurs with the return of Chi Cheng, the second male lead and Chu Yun’s childhood neighbor. Chi Cheng, a wealthy Alpha with a rebellious exterior, returns to the country driven by his 100% compatibility with Chu Yun. However, his motivations are complicated by a deep, unacknowledged history with Chu Mo. During a confrontation at a high-end club, Chi Cheng reveals that he remembers intimate details of Chu Mo’s past, including his stomach issues and his habit of hiding cola in wine glasses during childhood banquets. This interaction exposes a layer of emotional complexity that Chu Mo, focused solely on the plot, fails to recognize. Meanwhile, Xie Songchen’s devotion to Chu Yun becomes increasingly apparent as he questions Chu Mo about Chi Cheng’s intentions, displaying a possessiveness that hints at feelings deeper than simple professional rivalry.
As the story progresses, Chu Mo faces mounting pressure to force the narrative back on track. He attempts to drive Xie Songchen away through various humiliations, but each attempt is met with calm competence and unexpected emotional resilience. The dynamic between Chu Mo and Xie Songchen shifts from simple antagonism to a tense, ambiguous relationship where professional duties blur with personal tension. Chu Mo’s secret as an Omega becomes increasingly precarious as he is forced into close physical proximity with Xie Songchen, triggering instinctual reactions that he must suppress. The arrival of the four compatible Alphas sets the stage for a love triangle war, but Chu Mo finds himself distracted by the unraveling of his carefully constructed persona and the growing, unexplained attachments of those around him.
The story direction moves toward a crisis of identity and purpose for Chu Mo. While he strives to remain a detached observer of the plot, his interactions with Xie Songchen and Chi Cheng challenge his emotional detachment. Xie Songchen’s unwavering presence in the secretary role and his keen observations of Chu Mo suggest that he may be aware of truths Chu Mo is desperate to hide. The narrative builds toward the upcoming birthday banquet, where Xie Songchen is destined to confess his love to Chu Yun. However, the deviations from the original script and the deepening entanglements between the characters threaten to derail Chu Mo’s mission, forcing him to navigate a landscape where his role as the villain is no longer sufficient to maintain control over the unfolding events.
The Mind Sapphire allowed him to access and memorize any and all information that went beyond all normal means and boost his intelligence when needed.
