Eve's Topics (58)

I read a few other comments and they were spot on. The beginning for me was decent and intriguing but typical; art style is quite nice. The comedy points are def the highlights. I like it BUT...

The thing is this is too stereotypical to the point of not giving the two main leads any distinct personalities at all. Yeonwoo supposedly has this trauma and ran away from an obsessed alpha and yet there is almost no hurdle, turmoil or hesitance to sleep with Shin and Shin is your typical rich, powerful, cool guy who's ice cold to everyone else except Yeonwoo. Why is Shin such a dick? Obv, he's generally fine but when you think a little deeper, he's a dick to everybody and has the same powers and privileges as all the other alphas who get their way. He shows kindness to Yeonwoo..ok? Is that supposed to make him treating others like doodoo a good thing? What is this? Kdrama from the early 2000s?

It has potential but I read all the way to the most recent chapter and every god damn time, the author glosses over their meaningful interactions together--lthe actual parts where they communicate and bond; the parts where we as the audience can understand and see the chemistry beyond the pheremones. WTF. The author just tells us in a flashback when it could've been show not tell from Yeonwoo's memory. No wonder the genre says Ecchi.

When I first came across this, I knew it would be super intriguing due to the premise never being done before. It brings to question how the omegaverse started in the first place. A lot of the glossed over symptoms when an alpha and omega are in heat, are instead so focused on in this manga where it becomes very intimate and we really see how the alpha and omega feel instead of it being just a complete sexualization and glorified savage version of it. The characters feel real instead of being just the labels or alpha and omega. Very glad its being translated even though translation is not official.

I read BJ ALEX and that was decent story with no abuse. I don't need to read this to know how famous it is for dickhead here to be abusing everyone left and right including Dan. I just really do not understand the popularity of this series compared to BJ ALEX. I like a streak of angst and a slow burn as well but this one is just all about Dan being abused, raped, and mentally tortured just to get to the arc where dickhead "loves" him. What kind of bullshit is this? Again, didn't read this but I can probably assume my guesses are spot on. Such a shame that this even rates an 8 when it honestly should prob be a 0.

With chapter 10, we finally truly understand why Suzuharu is the way he is and why he so easily listened to his father, gave up and chose to stay as a butler. This chapter changed my initial opinions of this manga; initially I felt that Ryou was too extreme in essentially raping and violating Suzu every night but I now realize, after rereading it, they're both very fucked up by their upbringing. If you look at the earlier chapters when Ryou at the age of 13 was made to spend his ruts with omegas and from then on, he had that regularly for his "sex education" . No wonder he's fucked up. As long as the next chapters explore more of Ryou's past and his POV, this will be pretty successful in my opinion.

I thought this was finished until I got a new update about a remastered version but I looked through the comments and surprisingly people looking back on this story realized it was sort of crappy. Although I don't really remember the story, I do remember not liking t very much bc it dragged out the relationship and I just didn't understand why they kept rejecting each other for no reason. If anyone would care to spoil it and refresh my memory, that'd be great bc I don't want to reread this.

I'm thoroughly surprised that many people in the comments are in consensus that this manga and its author is a lil off the rails. Its a nice premise overall but everything is hinged on misunderstandings and lack of communication. This could've been shortened to maybe 10-20 chapters. IDK how this will continue but goddamn, just TALK it out.

At first it was pretty slow and I lost interest until the more recent chapters. Idk..I like the alpha's sassiness and lack of care, almost deadpan attitude. BUT I looked at some raws and I'm not really happy with how slow it goes and the art takes a dive down. The art right now looks slightly off but the faces are done well but in the raws, I see they soon make the faces much shorter that it just looks even weirder. You would think the art would improve not become even more chibi-like or typical old anime style with the sharp chins and super short faces.

The alpha is definitely morally questionable and downright wrong for the things he does. I don't think its shown enough of how he was raised in order to give us insight to how he acts. He sleeps with omegas and other people regularly to an excessive point. I thought it was cute at first too until its revealed that he ASSAULTS, RAPES, AND DRUGS the beta EVERY NIGHT without the beta's knowledge. Even worse is the next chapter where he KIDNAPS Seno has a fucking GPS tracker on him. I'm not mad at the story or what's happening but I did certainly lose some brain cells bc the jumps from 0 to 1000.

I was losing it when I kept hearing "baby", "dude", "bro", "man", "you know" at the end of every sentence and everything being an exclamation. LMAO. I will come back to this when someone else translates it better. Half the time I could not even understand what was happening.

Initially when I read this manhwa up to the 50s in chapters, it was a very enjoyable and intriguing read but now I see some concerns popping up about the story. First it was the art deteriorating and like someone else mentioned in the comments, Camellia looks even more like a girl with the long hair and it just is not as good as before. Claude looks worse as this goes on.

Second is the conflict of Claude intercepting Camellia's letters to Louver and Camellia being upset over it like "he doesn't love the me from Louver" when in reality it is way more politically complicated and he was literally trying to prevent her being linked to Louver criminally. Not saying what Claude did was great or the best option and I understand Camellia's concern but this conflict in general with Louver trying to recruit Camellia by using her mother as bait is just so underwhelming. The stakes don't feel high and overall I don't really care for her mother at this point in time as we know nothing about her and Camellia herself comes off as naive and stupid when she was shown to be smart and determined previously.

What happened to the smart Camellia who was determined to see her mother again and fight for that. All she has been doing is going to school and waiting for Claude to come back. WHY is she willingly going to meet with the Louver people when she should be smart enough to know that nothing good will come out of this. I know she is desperate to see her mother but really?

The stepmother is literally delusional, trying to sabotage Camellia every chance she gets but bc of the overtly obvious disdain and meddling, it just does not feel realistic. They could have made her more menacing by being more underhanded in her sabotages. Besides her are the Louver people who also seem very obviously evil. They don't make good villains. It just isn't very compelling anymore.