After I Turned From O to A I Became the National Male God

As an Omega, Bai Yue is not only the dream Omega in every Alpha’s eyes but also the thorn in the eyes of other Omegas. However, one day, he received a medical examination notice and found that he had been differentiated for the second time. This time, he became an Alpha with Genetics of the grade S +, the kind with only double digits in the world. Bai Yue: Pupils are shaking. jpg. He is worried that because of this, he would be abandoned by his boyfriend who is also Alpha. Therefore, he was determined to conceal this new secondary gender and genetic level, and never give the other party a chance to break up! When his pheromones of the S+ grade woke up, Alphas that had originally wanted to make a move on him, all ended up lying on the floor, oppressed by his pheromones. Omegas, who originally regarded him as a thorn in their eyes, would have their legs go soft under the influence of his pheromones. Even the military, upon hearing such news, declared: Within 1 minute, I want all the information on this Alpha! Finally, he was unable to continue hiding his identity. Bai Yue became dumb. Looking back at his childhood sweetheart, this formerly domineering Alpha unexpectedly turned red at the ears. “Idiot, I knew it a long time ago.” Since I’ve become an Alpha, then I might as well be the most Alpha of them all

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *After I Turned From O to A I Became the National Male God* ### First Impressions Alright, let me dive into this one. *After I Turned From O to A I Became the National Male God* is quite the mouthful, but the premise hooked me instantly: a twist on the classic ABO genre with an omega who suddenly becomes an alpha? I was intrigued. With its blend of fantasy, romance, school life, and sci-fi set in a futuristic military academy, I knew I was in for a unique ride. And I’m happy to say, for the most part, it delivered. ### What Works Well What stood out to me was the protagonist, Bai Yue. He's a refreshing character – gentle, determined, and surprisingly witty. His unwavering devotion to Shang Yufei, his childhood sweetheart and rebellious alpha, is genuinely heartwarming. Speaking of Shang Yufei, he’s not your typical perfect ML. He's got flaws, insecurities, and a possessive streak, which makes him feel much more real. Their relationship, navigating the complexities of being an AA couple in a society still grappling with ABO dynamics, is a major draw. I also appreciated how the story tackles the gender change aspect without dragging it out unnecessarily. The plot is engaging, with a good balance between school competitions, military missions, and character development. The supporting cast is also well-developed, adding depth and charm to the story. I really enjoyed the group dynamic and wished there was even more of them hanging out together. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the overall experience, I did find a few things that could have been better. The pacing felt uneven at times, with a heavy focus on school events in the middle and a rushed ending that left me wanting more. I also felt that some of the side characters, while interesting, could have been explored further. Some plot points felt a little too convenient or resolved too quickly, leaving me with a sense of missed potential. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about the ending for a sec. The time skip to graduation felt abrupt, and while I understand the desire to avoid unnecessary fluff, I would have loved to see more of the characters' lives after achieving their initial goals. Also, the lack of resolution regarding certain plot threads, like the lingering threat of the Zerg, left me with unanswered questions. ### Final Verdict Overall, *After I Turned From O to A I Became the National Male God* is a fun and engaging read. It's a unique take on the ABO genre with well-developed characters, a compelling romance, and a good balance of action and heart. While it has some pacing issues and a rushed ending, the strengths of the story far outweigh its weaknesses. If you're looking for a light yet thought-provoking read with a refreshing take on familiar tropes, I'd definitely recommend giving this one a try. I’d give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.