Married to a Fierce Wolf

Shi Nuo was sent to a private planet, the territory of an Alpha, who was to be his arranged marriage partner. When the tranquilizer wore off, all that remained outside the window was the boundless starry sky. The starship left him on a barren wasteland and hurriedly departed, not even landing properly, as if fleeing some ferocious beast. In the distance, a beast roared, and the ground trembled. He was alone in this wilderness; he was the only person on the entire planet. In the eyes of the wild beasts on this primitive planet, a beautiful and fragile Omega was merely food, no longer afforded courtesy or protection. As for his intended partner, he held no hope. The Alpha had already succumbed to his beastly nature, becoming like the other wild creatures, and was nowhere to be found. Injured while searching for food, Shi Nuo was picked up from a pit by a giant white wolf. He closed his eyes, waiting for death. However, the fangs that should have pierced his throat instead sank into the gland at the back of his neck. The Alpha’s pheromones were injected, causing him to tremble uncontrollably. The arrival of the only Omega allowed for the release of pent-up pheromones. Shi Nuo saw the white wolf eating but dared not approach too closely. Fresh, bloody meat was right before his eyes. He finally received long-awaited meat from the wolf’s mouth. While Shi Nuo enjoyed his meal, the white wolf lay sleeping on the living room floor. When night fell, it entered Shi Nuo’s room. The inherently cold white wolf had no intention of giving anything away. If one wanted food, one had to exchange it for something else. Later, Shi Nuo’s lower abdomen swelled slightly. He patted his belly, somewhat surprised. How could he have gained weight in such a place? In the snowy field, the majestic white wolf returned with its prey in its mouth, its icy blue eyes cold and handsome. Shi Nuo was overjoyed by its return, his eyes filled with delight at the sight of the plump prey. There was meat to eat again, and the price he had to pay for the meat was no longer a concern. At the dinner table, the tall, sturdy, white-haired man bent the knife and fork in his hand as he watched the Omega, whose eyes held only the image of meat. Theme: Only by surviving can one witness all that is beautiful. Food will come, and so will love.