I really have a problem with the zoophilic fetish and trivializing of rape of this concept, I keep trying to read them thinking of the characters as some kind of aliens, which makes it easier to swallow, but really these two points above stay, no matter what.
I'm gonna be technical first: __These 3 seasons seem drawn by three different artist to the point that I could hardly recognize the characters, it's very inconsistent and clearly the 3rd one was the easiest on the eyes.
__ the first season was absolutely not supervised nor verified, that's totally unprofessional how wounds and bandages just disappeared from one chapter to the next that picture the same scene. Also gonna repeat myself but just how far editors would go to sell porn to kids? The ultra censored versions were ridiculous and incomprehensible.
__the fan translation should be removed. It's unreadable; these guys didn't even try to make sense and even managed to make every possible dialogues awkward af I realized it after restarting the story with the officials when suddenly, ch76 to 80 were random ass scanlations, I almost dropped it because it was so wtf-is-going-on-ish.
Now about the story: I tried my best to read it while accepting the very questionable codes of omegaverses, and it was really hard to read in the sense that the misunderstandings, lies and untold facts piling up seemed to be going nowhere for 59 whole chapters, as if to artificially prolonge the story....
The plot (the family schemes especially) was interesting since it didn't revolve exclusively around those "fated" (urghhhh) idiots unable to communicate.
But chapter 60 made a real emotional impact when the final boss of assholes broke down finding out the man he's been mourning for 17 years was still alive and looking for him, and the whole situation being explained slowly made sense, it didn't feel like it was just pulled out of the author's ass to explain unjustifiable shits. I'm usually not a fan of characters having pokemon evolution but in this case, it was totally credible, how juhyeok suddenly turned into a weeping mess and how suhyeon became so hateful and unfazed toward him. It took a looooong read to explain it all but it didn't come out of nowhere.
The sides though seem more like a consolation for young audience who binge read shit for the fluff, smut and drama.
It was an interesting and actually well written story.
If I had complaints, it would be again the omegaverses itself and the depiction of them as kids, the author tried to make it sweet and heart warming but it's hard to see it this way when you know how omegaverses work, but heh... at least MC didn't magically fall in love with his rapist.
And this book had the most satisfying arm breaking scene I've ever seen. If I could teleport in a book I'd have done it myself.
I really have a problem with the zoophilic fetish and trivializing of rape of this concept, I keep trying to read them thinking of the characters as some kind of aliens, which makes it easier to swallow, but really these two points above stay, no matter what.
I'm gonna be technical first:
__These 3 seasons seem drawn by three different artist to the point that I could hardly recognize the characters, it's very inconsistent and clearly the 3rd one was the easiest on the eyes.
__ the first season was absolutely not supervised nor verified, that's totally unprofessional how wounds and bandages just disappeared from one chapter to the next that picture the same scene.
Also gonna repeat myself but just how far editors would go to sell porn to kids? The ultra censored versions were ridiculous and incomprehensible.
__the fan translation should be removed. It's unreadable; these guys didn't even try to make sense and even managed to make every possible dialogues awkward af
I realized it after restarting the story with the officials when suddenly, ch76 to 80 were random ass scanlations, I almost dropped it because it was so wtf-is-going-on-ish.
Now about the story:
I tried my best to read it while accepting the very questionable codes of omegaverses, and it was really hard to read in the sense that the misunderstandings, lies and untold facts piling up seemed to be going nowhere for 59 whole chapters, as if to artificially prolonge the story....
The plot (the family schemes especially) was interesting since it didn't revolve exclusively around those "fated" (urghhhh) idiots unable to communicate.
But chapter 60 made a real emotional impact when the final boss of assholes broke down finding out the man he's been mourning for 17 years was still alive and looking for him, and the whole situation being explained slowly made sense, it didn't feel like it was just pulled out of the author's ass to explain unjustifiable shits.
I'm usually not a fan of characters having pokemon evolution but in this case, it was totally credible, how juhyeok suddenly turned into a weeping mess and how suhyeon became so hateful and unfazed toward him.
It took a looooong read to explain it all but it didn't come out of nowhere.
The sides though seem more like a consolation for young audience who binge read shit for the fluff, smut and drama.
It was an interesting and actually well written story.
If I had complaints, it would be again the omegaverses itself and the depiction of them as kids, the author tried to make it sweet and heart warming but it's hard to see it this way when you know how omegaverses work, but heh... at least MC didn't magically fall in love with his rapist.
And this book had the most satisfying arm breaking scene I've ever seen. If I could teleport in a book I'd have done it myself.