The Whole Entertainment Industry Thought I Was an Alpha

Lin Si was a top idol in the entertainment industry and was called the “Most wanted Alpha to be marked by” by Omegas. However, the Alpha persona that Lin Si has set up was fake because he was a real Omega. Lin Si, who was so constrained to fall in love during the day, registered an account on the dating app “Bubble”: Forgot to Love. One day, he met “44”, an Alpha with whom he had a match rate of 94.800%, on the square. After his relentless efforts in the super-sweet online dating app Bubble “Forgot to Love”, he is finally going to meet with “44”. But at the agreed place, what he saw was a cold-faced, Omega-phobic boss: Lu Wei. Even more unfortunate, the two people who injected too much pheromone inhibitors were led into the most unstoppable fever period of their own lives. Lin Si: Lu Wei? Eh! Why are you biting my neck for…? It’s me, Lin Si! Lu Wei: Baby, it’s me. Lin Si: ? ? ? ? ? ? ———— Before they met, because of the influence of pheromone inhibitors on his glands, Lin Si’s experienced strong side effects and had to rely on Alpha’s pheromone to regulate his glands’ hormones. And the Alpha with the highest genetic match with him was Lu Wei. Therefore, he and Lu Wei were forced to live together, and they would look at each other while feeling disgusted. Later on… Lin Si shrank under the quilt, curled up: Lu Wei, you big liar! Alpha does not have such an intense fever period! Go back and sleep in your room today!! Lu Wei: Give me a hug.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Whole Entertainment Industry Thought I Was an Alpha I dove into "The Whole Entertainment Industry Thought I Was an Alpha" with a healthy dose of curiosity. The premise – an omega hiding as an alpha in showbiz with a cold CEO love interest – sounded like a fun, potentially angsty ride. And, for the most part, it delivered. ### First Impressions The initial chapters hooked me. The world-building, while not overly detailed, was sufficient to understand the omegaverse setting and the entertainment industry dynamics. The misunderstandings between the main characters are classic, but the author executes them in a way that feels fresh enough. ### What Works Well I really appreciated how the plot unfolded. It wasn't overly predictable, and the reveals kept me engaged. The main character, while somewhat naive, wasn't frustratingly stupid, which is always a plus. The male lead is your typical cold, wealthy, and genius type, but he has moments of vulnerability that make him more relatable. I enjoyed the online romance aspect and how it intertwined with their real-life interactions. The author did a decent job of balancing the fluff with some underlying tension and drama. ### Areas of Concern ⚠️ **Spoiler Warning** ⚠️ While I enjoyed the story overall, I did have some lingering questions. The male lead's initial infatuation with the MC felt a bit rushed and not entirely justified. It wasn't entirely clear what triggered his strong feelings. Also, the MC's past trauma felt somewhat vaguely defined. While it's hinted at being related to discrimination as a "weak" omega and the threat of gland transplants, it could have been explored in more depth. The details surrounding the conflict with the male lead's father, and his role in the MC's past, could also have been clearer. ### Final Verdict Despite some minor inconsistencies, "The Whole Entertainment Industry Thought I Was an Alpha" is an enjoyable read, especially if you're a fan of omegaverse romances with a showbiz backdrop. The plot is engaging, the characters are likeable (if not perfectly fleshed out), and the romance is satisfying. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing the rest of the translation and diving deeper into the story.