wait a minute somebody help me understand this. So Hyesung’s dad is an omega?? I’m a t...

sugasputa February 24, 2021 9:48 pm

wait a minute somebody help me understand this. So Hyesung’s dad is an omega?? I’m a tad lost at this sudden twist in the plot

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    Sarutobi February 24, 2021 9:51 pm

    Same- I heard alot of people saying this but I don't know where they said it in the actual manwha...

    1-800-DID-I-ASK February 24, 2021 9:52 pm

    im confused too bc he said he gave birth to him, so that must mean that the mom has a d*ck???

    Spamalot February 24, 2021 10:01 pm

    The whole thing confused me as well. If he's an Ω then his wife (Hyesung's mom) has to be an alpha for him to conceive. And if she's an alpha, I don't think he would sell him (it was indicated that men likes having sex with Ω)

    Namika February 24, 2021 10:14 pm

    I think he's an alpha. It doesn't make sense otherwise. Firstly, he doesn't have the standard look of an omega. Till now we didn't see a buff omega. Secondly, in Hye-sung's memories he showed "distinct alpha traits". He was aggressive, dominant and imposing. And lastly, if he was an omega, that would make the mother an alpha, which doesn't make sense. Why would she, an alpha, find another alpha? And how would he even get an upper hand to abuse her?
    So I think the "I gave birth to him" might be a slight mistranslation, or simply meaning "he also made him, thus helping him being born"...

    Rin February 24, 2021 10:31 pm
    I think he's an alpha. It doesn't make sense otherwise. Firstly, he doesn't have the standard look of an omega. Till now we didn't see a buff omega. Secondly, in Hye-sung's memories he showed "distinct alpha tr... Namika

    It's not really a mistranslation, as in alot of Asian language "I gave birth to him" can be said by a man or women, as they both made that child. It just doesn't make sense in English.

    Namika February 24, 2021 10:59 pm
    It's not really a mistranslation, as in alot of Asian language "I gave birth to him" can be said by a man or women, as they both made that child. It just doesn't make sense in English. Rin

    Hmm, I see, I thought that also might be the case after I made the comment ( ̄∇ ̄")