lilithespark's manga / #alpha x omega(50)

Review: I loved this. I wish I could I find better words to describe how I feel about this comic instead of overused ones, but this is honestly the truth. It was so angsty, but for one thing, I’m crying, and the next, I’m shaking my head because of the second hand embarrassment. The s*x only furthered the storyline, and I’m so glad that they got happy ending. The butlers weren’t the couple I came for, but the one I stayed for. I loved them. I loved the original couple, too. The plot was so well developed, and the art is on another level. I wish I had read this sooner. This manga deserves all of the stars.

Review: Contrary to the sexual appeal (by this I mean how there are *** scenes included) of this manga, there’s a hidden gem hidden within the pages—the concept of “family.” Because Koga Naoto (an omega) was raped, he has difficulty opening up, especially to those of Alpha status. He loves his daughter (Shizuku) with all of his soul. Naoto suddenly finds his life mate, Tsuchiya Hazuki, at a matchmaking party he was pressured to attend. In a touching love story, they find love with each other and have a child (Minato) (after doing the deed of course). Together, we witness these two lovebirds experience parenting. Naoto finally stays true to himself and his loved ones. This family is one that I’ll definitely revisit. Review: The *** scenes are really lewd. ngl. I really love how we get to see Naoto slowly open up. I also really like how we also got to see them triumph over the obstacles their relationship threw at them. Also, Shizuku is mochi. periodt. I loved seeing them cannon! The seme is so kind hearted! I loved how he asked Shizuku to be her father. To which she replied, “Ha-kun was always my dad.” That scene was so fluffy and sweet. I’m glad I preserved through the second hand embarrassment. I love it.

Review: Rape? Oh, no. Welp. I just finished reading it, and I feel that Kags redeemed himself. At least he knew the length of his actions. They acted cannon, and I liked this!

Review: This manga was so cute and fluffy. I really liked the art and the childhood friends trope. I’m happy that they had their happily ever after. Kind of sad we didn’t get to see their kids, though.

Review: This was like an epic love story, one you’d see in play with the lead’s dramatically proclaiming their love for each other. Anyway, the idol industry is a lot like how it was shown here… Fans don’t want their idols in relationships. Pretty exaggerated, but that part was realistic. I liked the animals ears on them. Felt like we were going back to our roots lmao. Their love didn’t necessarily have a reason, but I’m glad they’re happy in the end? Sure, this manga explores gender inequality, but it wasn’t enough for me I think. Decent story, though.

Review: This manga wasn’t really the perfect fit for me. There were several parts that had me frustrated. I usually like omega verse, but I’m not sure if that applies for this manga also. I think that that it was good, but that’s all it is to me. I don’t see the hype.

Review: I appreciated how “Chika-san” waited until his fated pair was old enough. I really enjoyed this, despite the age gap. I’m not usually too big of a fan of age gaps, but this was an exception because I really felt that they were on the same page as adults. Really liked this.

Review: I grew attached to the first story. The poems and the softness of the art bound together made this both a literary and artistic masterpiece. I loved both of the first two stories. The first was a story about uniting through a child that brought the two happiness. The second was a story about finding love within another, persevering through the obstacles thrown at them. Side note: Caught up to chapter 42.5.