Gaosheng Stories

A minor antagonist, Sheng ShouYou, from an original novel where the main story revolves around Hua Yong and Shen WenLang falling in love with Shen WenLang's omega secretary, Gao Tu. In the original novel, Sheng ShouYou is depicted as a cruel, low-ranking villain who mistreats omegas and even attempts to destroy the newly founded HS Company to prove himself to his father. However, he ultimately faces Hua Yong's wrath, leading to the near destruction of his family. His fate remains ambiguous. In reality, Sheng ShouYou is just a person who has endured a lifetime of suffering under his father and illegitimate siblings. To protect himself, he hides his true identity and pretends to be a beta in front of everyone. The rumors about him being cruel to omegas are completely false-they were actually spread by his illegitimate alpha brother, Sheng ShouQing. When Sheng ShouYou realizes that all the nightmares, suffering, and tragic events in his life are actually part of a novel, his heart breaks. He feels powerless, trapped by the predetermined ending where he is doomed. Emotionally shattered and nearing his heat, Sheng ShouYou experiences an intense omega drop. Just when he is at his lowest, he is found and saved by Gao Tu, who provides comfort and care, giving him a chance to heal and find hope again. [This story is also posted in AO3 and mostly I will update on Monday, Tuesday and Friday. This story is adopted from a lot of novel, some plot, gossips may be same but the whole story isn't so please if you can't read the whole story to know about the story then please respectively fuck off. I am not forcing you guys to read the story right so if you can't digest the above point in your system then fuck off.]

Sheng Shaoyou was known as a cruel, omega-hating villain long before anyone tried to understand him. When nightmares begin to mirror reality and a secret he has protected his entire life is exposed at the center of the story, Shaoyou is forced to confront a fate that seems already decided. In a world that judges before it listens, does truth even matter?