
Wtf?!?! I have not kept up reading this in a while so I think the last time I read up to the part after Yurito gave birth to Toshimaru. WHat the fuck is happening? I mean this story was weird from the beginning but I guess some aspect of it appealed to me but now Coro has a brother and he's trying to seduce and manipulate Yurito? Confused and also weirded out even tho I wasn't that much before. Not veyr entertaining either.

I kept seeing clips of this and the art looked nice so I decided to read it even after seeing other comments saying it's lacking in execution. I binged the entire thing and I have to say I'd give it an above average rating just because the story is pretty decent, some good old angst, and very very beautiful artwork of not just the characters but also the backgrounds.
Now the execution.. did leave much to be desired. The characters themselves have personality and the way they behave make sense especially with the context and background revealed much later. However, the chemistry is a bit lacking and every time they do it, it LOOKs sexy-ish but what was actually happening was NOT sexy. I think it required more chemistry between the two...idk why the author thought every single time they had sex, it had to be fucking painful with no proper preparation--that took a lot of the chemistry out. You would also think their contractual relationship would lead to more bonding between the two, like learning about each other and shit but just a lot of not sexy smut and mindless talking. Then the author dragged this shit out till chapter 81 and I thought oh side stories and its FUCKING SPECIALS in an alternate universe but the SAME dynamic like WHATTT?!?! I didn't even bother reading those specials cuz they annoyed me after all that hard work I did binging this.
Agreed with a lot of people about this needing way more chapters for AFTER they developed mutual feelings and not just one month after the car accident. There needs to be way more progress on both their ends bc I ain't feeling the love. The few things that were done well were the overall plot, some of their actions/behaviors and the story making sense with things being brought up in the beginning and connecting with later plot points. Ex: Jaehyuk saying shit like" who would pay you more than I am" being brought back up in a later scene OR Yeon-oh getting into an accident and Jaehyuk being worried bc he thought his grandfather got to Yeon-oh like he did to the others in the past. Like this shit made sense and gave proper context for why they behaved like that and kept character and story consistency.

This is just so good in that the story has a consistent pace and storyline that makes sense. Hyunjoon and Jinha are together trying to manage a project, work in the same space, and deal with this mysterious stalker all at the same time. The sub plots keep things interesting and not boring. Not to mention Hyunjoon is a superb green flag and yet also has a damn personality. Jinha's personality also meshes well with Hyunjoon's. Amongst everything there is seriousness, mystery, and comedic moments that work very well together to make this story not only NON-TOXIC but also fun and enjoyable.

Idk...this story isn't very good or extremely bad either. I have mixed feelings. When it showed Ryousuke's upbringing and why and how he sexually assaulted Seno in his sleep for years, I thought this might go somewhere. I thought it might make a turn for the better when Seno STILL rejected Ryousuke after the whole kidnapping/fake lover situation bc it looked like Ryousuke had his own plans. However, chapter 14 ended up being the ending and I just don't know what I just read. It feels pointless for all this struggling especially on Seno's end only for Ryousuke to say he'll take over everything so Seno doesn't have to choose anything. Ryousuke is trash (we already know that). Yes we have Seno willingly speak with his father and decide to be with Ryousuke but I can't help but feel so unsatisfied with Seno's lack of character growth and agency. There are some serious pieces missing that could make this pretty decent. Maybe if author didn't include the raping and kidnapping, the ending lines of "you dont have to choose anymore" and "you have no reason left to run away" wouldn't sound like a hostage situation and sound more romantic.

I started reading this only bc I saw it on social media with people saying the ml is a different "flavor" of tops so I just assumed this was a good one. Boy was I wrong. I got to chapter 20 something and the ml is just a complete red flag--the type who is obsessive, possessive, manipulative and would legitimately kill anyone other than the uke. The type that girls fan over just bc he treats the uke special but at the same time does not give two shits about boundaries or what the uke truly wants. Its not really cute. To be honest, the story is not as bad as I make it seem but at the same time just not anything special. Additionally, author is apparently sick so this is on a hiatus. I would not waste any more time on this than I already have.

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.

I have thought the same, this webtoon could’ve the potential. It started strong, but at start of the arc where MC was kidnapped it just went downhill. The author keeps on repeating words and the transition of the story feels like reading a wattpad story. I stopped reading during the ML and MC was about to get married and getting both family’s approval. The story becomes too cringe for me, just like what you said a morning time k-drama.

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 have read a lot of BL and quite some weird ones as well. BUT this one....made me physically sick. The art is I guess decent but not amazing. As I say that, I think the art didn't help bc the smut was disturbing with how dramatically wet everything was. This man is literally probably 3-4 decades older than our uke and was a literal predator /pedophile who lusted after a 4 year old and only stayed away bc he was forbidden from seeing him until he turned 20....YIKES. I let a lot of things slide in omegaverse and in BL in general but this was DISGUSTING. You can't glaze over that hgue age gap and lusting after a child even tho they're "destined mates"... I couldn't take anything seriously with the exaggerated him being wetter than even women's pussys and him just getting more and more confused and 'falling for' the seme. It's screaming predator, pedophile and wrong in so many ways.