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Feature Details
Name Meng Han (孟涵)
Alias(es) Hanhan 71 116
Gender Male
Secondary Gender Omega 7 83
Pheromone Scent Lemon 36 157
Occupation/Role Actor; variety-show guest 10 37 155
Affiliation Meng family, from whom he formally separates 156
Family Meng Xinhua, his older brother; unnamed parents 121 156
Romantic Partner Luo Chen 156 157
First Appearance Chapter 7

Background / History

Family and Martial-Arts Training

Meng Han began practicing Muay Thai while still in school. He wanted a strong body so that alphas could not easily overpower him, despite omegas’ disadvantage against alpha pheromones. His family disapproved of his efforts and repeatedly constrained his choices 120.

He eventually became estranged from his family. By the time he formally asserted his independence, he had retained a severance agreement and a declaration relinquishing his inheritance rights 155 156.

Early Entertainment Career

As a little-known entertainer, Meng Han faced pressure from his manager to secure a wealthy patron. His manager referred to an earlier incident in which Meng Han had helped President Luo through a pheromone disturbance involving a temporary mark. Meng Han expressed no ambition to become a major star, saying that having enough food and clothing would satisfy him 7.

His manager threatened to send him to entertain an older man if his career failed to improve. During this period, Meng Han watched Chen Bei’s variety-show livestream and privately wished he could speak as freely as the special assistant 7.

Joining the Variety Show

Meng Han’s agency signed him onto the show before obtaining his agreement. His manager instructed him to memorize a prescribed persona and warned him about breach-of-contract penalties. The production paired his timid, obscure image against the more prominent violinist Qin Yufan 10.

Qin Yufan’s outward friendliness concealed repeated attempts to belittle him. He delayed Meng Han before a scheduled gathering, mocked his lemon-scented pheromones, and later enlisted Hu Yue to humiliate him at the Luo family banquet by smearing mousse on his face 14 23.

Chen Bei repeatedly intervened when Meng Han was mistreated. After the banquet incident, he rejected Meng Han’s apology for supposedly harming the event, pointing out that Meng Han was blaming himself as the victim. He later stopped Luo Chen from pinning Meng Han against a bathroom wall during an early rut 24 26.

Learning to Resist

During the golf-simulator challenge, Meng Han chose Chen Bei’s team instead of Luo Chen’s. When he wanted to concede, Chen Bei encouraged him to stop submitting to intimidation. His unexpectedly high score came from the simulator’s beginner mode, rather than established golfing expertise 33 34.

Meng Han subsequently told Luo Chen to seek treatment for his delusions and stop bothering him. When his manager demanded an apology, Meng Han instead slapped Luo Chen and declared that he would leave show business rather than submit. The footage became a widely circulated GIF, attracted public support, and prompted Director Meng to consider him for another variety show 35 36 37.

His resistance increasingly extended beyond personal self-defense. He defended Chen Bei’s dance against Yue Lianshan’s contempt, challenged the idea that a low-grade omega was inherently unworthy, and publicly credited Chen Bei with teaching him to say no 46 83 87.

Independence from His Manager and Family

In a later interview, Meng Han named Chen Bei as the person who had left the deepest impression on him. He explicitly described his feelings as admiration and respect, explaining that Chen Bei had inspired him to be himself and pursue strength despite his family’s opposition 120.

Meng Han then asked his manager to send him the contract-termination penalty. When Meng Xinhua confronted him privately, Meng Han promised not to reveal their family connection and addressed him coldly as “Director Meng” after his brother rejected the familial form of address 121.

Relationship with Luo Chen

Meng Han initially regarded Luo Chen’s attention as unwanted and coercive. He recalled an earlier attempt at forced marking, rejected offers of career assistance, and repeatedly struck or threatened him when Luo Chen grabbed him or tried to corner him 11 35 62 66.

Their interactions gradually changed. Luo Chen shielded him from an agitated donkey, after which Meng Han helped complete his cow-milking mission. Later, Luo Chen’s more courteous behavior and straightforward compliments left Meng Han unsettled precisely because they differed from his earlier pestering 145 153 155.

When Meng Han’s family threatened to cut ties unless he returned for a blind date, Luo Chen offered to be that date and asked to get to know him again. They subsequently appeared at the Meng family home as a couple 155 156.

Establishing His Own Household

Meng Han refused to enter the family home for the planned welcome dinner. He announced that he would establish his own household, asked his parents not to post about him online, and made clear that dating Luo Chen did not mean accepting their control. Luo Chen supported his decision and refused to grant his parents special treatment in business 156.

Outside, Meng Xinhua apologized for failing to stand by him. Meng Han told his brother that he was not angry and wished him well. Luo Chen then proposed marriage, but Meng Han’s immediate response was a blush and “Get lost,” rather than an explicit acceptance 157.

Appearance

  • Face: Described as delicate 87.
  • Build: Has thin shoulders and slender fingers 10 34.
  • Later appearance: Loses weight for a new acting role after the variety-show filming 155.

Personality

Meng Han initially presents himself as timid and accommodating, especially around his manager, wealthy alphas, and industry seniors. His private thoughts are considerably sharper: even while outwardly agreeing or retreating, he curses Luo Chen’s arrogance and recognizes Qin Yufan’s provocations 10 14 33.

Standing up for himself brings him both fear and exhilaration. After first insulting Luo Chen, he hides in his locked room fearing retaliation, yet feels delighted that he has finally spoken honestly. His later bluntness develops from this conflict rather than from an absence of vulnerability 35 36.

He strongly values omega autonomy and solidarity. He rejects pheromone grades as a measure of personal worth and questions whether omegas exist merely to marry and bear children. His concern also reaches people he dislikes: he warns Qin Yufan about Zhao Yihai because another actor had been hurt by him 83 104 155.

Abilities & Skills

Muay Thai and Boxing

Meng Han’s martial-arts training predates his entertainment career 40 120.

  • Uses kicks, elbows, slaps, and finger holds to resist unwanted physical contact 41 76 83.
  • Reaches the final confrontation against Chen Bei in No One Survives. He initially concedes out of loyalty, then resumes fighting at Chen Bei’s insistence and loses when Chen Bei removes his scent-blocking patch 87.
  • Later reaches another match’s final three alongside Chen Bei and Lu Ze 131.
  • His training does not eliminate his concern about the physical disparity between alphas and omegas 39.

Acrobatics

  • Performs a running, hands-supported tumbling sequence during the street-performance task 47.
  • Earns applause and audience contributions for the performance 47.

Pheromone Traits

  • Has lemon-scented pheromones 36 157.
  • May have intermittent olfactory dysfunction; Luo Ming receives a tentative explanation that he sometimes cannot smell pheromones 40.

Relationships

  • Chen Bei — Role model and trusted friend. Meng Han admires his refusal to tolerate mistreatment, chooses him as his favorite working partner, and exchanges WeChat contact details with him after filming 77 89 120.
  • Luo Chen — Initially an unwanted pursuer and a source of intimidation; later his boyfriend. Luo Chen ultimately supports Meng Han’s separation from his parents and promises to treat him as an equal 11 26 156 157.
  • Meng Xinhua — Older brother and variety-show director. He initially distances himself from Meng Han and fails to support him against their family, but later apologizes. Meng Han tells him he holds no anger toward him 121 157.
  • Parents — Pressure him to accept their expectations and an arranged blind date. Their enthusiasm for his relationship with Luo Chen does not persuade him to abandon his independence 155 156.
  • Manager — Uses threats of exploitation, lost work, and contractual penalties to control him. Meng Han eventually requests the termination penalty instead of continuing to comply 7 10 36 121.
  • Qin Yufan — Fellow guest and persistent antagonist who mocks his status, pheromones, and supposed romantic prospects 14 23 104 122.
  • Luo Zhenhua — Approves of Meng Han’s stubbornness and clear likes and dislikes, comparing him favorably with the Luo brothers’ late mother 59.

Notable Quotes

“What fucking financial backer? Worst comes to worst, I'll quit showbiz!” 36

“So what if I'm a low-grade omega?! … Who decided these grades? … Why the fuck am I not worthy?! … I'm the worthiest of all!” 83

“If I want to break free of the constraints of biology, I first have to be brave enough to be myself.” 120

“I haven't forgiven you. … Don't think being with Luo Chen means I've given in to you.” 156

Trivia

  • His alternate Weibo account comments that “domineering CEOs and toilets are the perfect match” beneath a trending image 10.
  • His pheromone classification is described inconsistently: he calls himself a low-grade omega, while later online comments call him a “top omega.” The supplied passages do not establish an actual rank advancement 83 156.
  • His resemblance to a helpless novice conceals genuine athletic training—a contrast highlighted when he performs acrobatics after Luo Chen offers to teach him 47.

Appearances

430
Total Mentions
93
Chapters Appeared
4.62
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