Alpha Beta Omega novelsIn novels, the concepts of " Alpha,"" Beta," and " Omega " were often used to construct a character hierarchy or a special worldview setting.
For example, in some science fiction or fantasy novels, there was a hierarchy similar to that of supernatural beings. From weak to strong, they were divided into six levels: Alpha, Beta, Delta, Epsilon, Beta, and Omega. Different levels had differences in strength, speed, perception, resilience, immunity, lifespan, and so on. This kind of setting could increase the level of the novel and the richness of the story development. Different levels of characters had different social status, ability range, and corresponding story development trajectory.
In addition, some novels would be based on concepts such as " alpha male " and " Omega male " related to the social gender hierarchy, depicting the roles, status, behavior characteristics, and relationships of different types of men in society.
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andrew being a beta researcher who's perfectly happy being 'middle of the road' in an alpha/omega world and then getting thrown into the deep end?? love a protagonist who didn't ASK for any of this lmao. the world-building around the alpha/omega/beta dynamics is really fleshed out and the drama starts immediately. solid hook.