Unsolvable_Mystery

“I love you, Brys," Storm whispered.
“Love?” I scoffed. “Do you even know what love is?” I raised a brow at him.
“Of course, I do. I love you, Brys," he repeated as he leaned closer to kiss me. “I've had feelings for—”
The words died on his lips. His eyes grew wide in shock as blood spluttered from his lips. “Wh... What did you just do?” His gaze went down to the knife I drove deep into his chest.
“What's wrong, Storm?” I smirked. "Don't you love me anymore?" I mocked.
Though it hurts me to do what I did, I had to do so, for my safety.
If I don't kill him now, he won't hesitate to do the same to me, in the future...
*****
Mega, a nerd who is obsessed with reading novels and comics, ended up reading a comic that sent his blood boiling. He cursed the omega in the book who was so pitiful that the Alpha used him only to kill him when he felt the omega was useless. 
Unfortunately, Mega had an accident on his way on an errand, and by a sheer stroke of luck, he found himself in the same trashy comic. 
And what was more?
He discovered that he now resides in the body of the omega who was abused by the Alpha he admired. 
Now, he's determined to turn his fate even if it means going against the plot, and his stupid system.
He was determined not to make the same mistake his former host had...

Transmigrated As A Feisty Omega

I can't even tell what the ruckus about Kim was all about. I still stand by my words that Kim is a changed man. There is no way a boy as cute as the one I saw in the room could be a killer. There must be some misunderstanding, and I will eventually get to the root of the matter.

After visiting Kim in the room he was placed in, I returned to the room, only to get summoned by the Queen. I was only able to lie on the bed for just a minute or so before I got a knock on the door.

And right now, I'm heading towards the garden to meet the queen, whom I have only met twice since I saved her those days ago.

I have gotten rather familiar with the halls so that I don't get lost any more. Humming to myself, I strode down the hall, past the statue-like guards, who didn't so much as bat an eye when they saw me.

A stubborn system