
This is surprisingly good, the artstyle isn't exactly to my tastes but it ended up growing on me. The characters aren't over the top, the dynamics are pretty healthy, it's humorous but emotionally charged and it doesn't drag on longer than necessary like other manhwa tend to do.
I also like how the beginning ties to the end of season 1, in an attempt to keep the readers invested. And it worked! (^▽^) I'm looking forward to Chani and Yeha's story, I hope it doesn't disappoint.

this started out good but then decided to take a cliff dive in quality. The amount of braincells I lost, by god ಠ_ಠ why the hell were the mc and ml all "you're totes going to be an alpha!" when everyone and their grandma could tell that the mc was going to be an omega? it was so predictable that I actually thought they would make him an alpha just to subvert the expectations. everyone's ragging on the mc, and I agree, but the ml could've just said "it doesn't matter if you're omega or alpha. I'll like you either way" instead of constantly going "I hate omegas" "I like alphas".

IIRC in lore of this book its VERY common for males to be alpha?
Like first chapter mentions it, although it doesn't even mention betas much?? Their probably what everyone is as a minor. It says something like when they turn 18 males will be alphas and females will be omegas.
So in the world its rare for Omega males to exist. ++ Iirc apparently in this world its IMPOSSIBLE for alpha x alpha or omega x omega to exist, since they literally can't fall in love.
Which could explain his insistence of hatred for Omegas and love for Alphas.
I don't think MC derserves nearly as much criticism as hes getting tbf, but ML definitely shouldn't of been all anti-omega.
Everyone's totally forgetting that MC is a minor and assumes he'll be an Alpha since its rare to be otherwise, turns 18 and whoops hes an Omega, oh no his partner hates omegas + hes a rare male omega who JUST turned 18 and already is a self conscious teen. Like, be fr he doesn't have the insite half of us do, yeah we all knew he'd be an Omega bc we know the tropes and charatistics of one, he doesn't, he didn't.

Yes, I know that male alphas are the default. In spite of that, it was glaringly obvious he would turn out to be an omega. Every single character who met him said so. If male omegas were incredibly scarce, then why were they all so convinced? Because the author was trying to highlight how special and pretty the MC is, so much that all the other characters could recognise it. All "wow he's a rare male omega, more cuter than anyone else, more remarkable than the female omegas". It's a common writing choice in bl.

what on earth is with all the hate on the uke, none of ya'll have reading comprehension istg - he did nothing wrong. he ain't manipulative, he's just playful and eccentric and also traumatised since he keeps getting assaulted. sure he keeps putting himself in dangerous situations but he does that to solve crimes more efficeintly and for the thrill. tho I don't think his head is screwed on right but that's on the mangaka for giving him that trait. enough with the victim blaming

you know, it would have been better if Lee Nan's love was one-sided after all - instead of the Director suddenly having had feelings for him all along (which I still don't believe because I can only see lust from his end). It would have been a good parallel to his relationship with Jae Oh for one and also show that while a person may feel love, the other only revels in lust. Should have gone for the doomer end tbh

tbh there wasn't much of a romantic vibe from this - to me, it's a story about friendship, jealousy, inadequacy, resentment and coming to terms with doing something that you love. It's a clear example of why you should hear the story from all sides, take an objective stance and then come to a conclusion. And why you shouldn't just avoid confrontations because running away does nothing, everything would keep biting away at you, chipping pieces off till you're full of despair. What you're really running away from is your true self, so quit prolonging it and face it. anyways, good shit ( ๑‾◡‾)σ"

you guys are being too harsh on the uke tbh. put yourself in his shoes for a sec. the ghosting was a shitty thing to do but it was impulsive - his insecurity and pride overwhelmed him. his mentality was stuck on 'he'll eventually leave me so I'll leave first'. and by the end of the manga he grew/healed from the trauma. props to the seme tho, he has patience and is a romantic (unlike us cynical readers lol)
cinderella complex? more like underwear complex
but seriously, tomo...wtf. get up