Chapter 1: The Quest for Dominant Omegas

Most ordinary people were Betas.

A select few possessed the traits of Alphas and Omegas, and among them, an extremely rare subset carried ‘dominant’ traits.

Despite the era of declining birth rates, dating shows, emerging as a blue-chip industry, favored individuals who stood out from the norm, possessing unique characteristics and exceptional looks.

Though the market was already saturated, PD Jang had no choice but to dive in.

Just yesterday, he submitted his program proposal to the higher-ups.

“Realistically, there’s no chance of it being rejected now.”

PD Jang and Writer Choi were renowned figures.

Considering their reputations and the platform’s financial backing, funding would certainly not be an issue.

Nevertheless, a clear distinction from existing dating shows was essential to appeal with a fresh concept.

“If we can’t secure the cast, the whole thing falls apart.”

The greatest weight of this ‘freshness’ lay, without question, in the cast members themselves.

Having conceptualized the show, PD Jang now faced the harsh wall of reality, running a hand over his face in frustration.

Dominant Alphas and Dominant Omegas, a step beyond the standard Alphas and Omegas, were bound to capture public attention simply by their presence.

Yet, other producers surely weren’t oblivious to this fact.

The problem was stumbling at the casting stage, just as they were now.

“The issue is where to find even one person.”

“Didn’t you say you DM’d someone on Byulstar?”

“They said they’re not a Dominant.”

At Writer Choi’s firm declaration, PD Jang let out a deep sigh.

Alphas and Omegas, possessing both unique traits and striking good looks, often maintained active presences on social media.

He had hoped that by searching diligently, they would surely find someone among them.

“Is it true they’re all married?”

Every single person who explicitly stated ‘Dominant Omega’ on their social media profiles was already married.

To begin with, Omegas were born with a far lower probability than Alphas.

Dominant Omegas were even rarer, making Dominant Alphas seem abundant in comparison.

“There must be some Dominant Omegas who don’t want to get married,”

“Would such a person even want to appear on our show?”

“Oh, come on.”

“Even marriage agencies are desperately searching for them.”

“Marriage isn’t our goal. Romance is!”

No matter how much they inquired, not a single Dominant Omega appeared, resulting in zero successful contacts.

For Dominant Alphas, they had at least managed to narrow down a list by leveraging appearance fees.

However, even they invariably asked first about the participation of Dominant Omegas.

“Should we launch another casting promotion?”

“At this point, at least every Korean citizen must know our show’s name,”

With nothing but money at their disposal, marketing was their only recourse.

They were the sole producers to embark on such extensive promotional marketing for dating show applicants, rather than audition program hopefuls.