❢ What is it: a hierarchical AU where males
can get pregnant.
➜ Composed by:
➸ αlpha: dominant and leader, goes crazy when
smells Omega's pheromones.
➸ βeta: ordinary people.
➸ Ωmega: males also can get pregnant. They
secrete pheromones and have heat cycles.
I list ALL αβΩ
Vol.1
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/124760
Vol.3
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/1894427
Comments may contain spoilers ~
Ukes squirting is so passé, seen it before just about a thousand times already. However semes doing it? That’s new and exciting!! I’m all for a top being turned into a water fountain!
I hope I can add more to this list as time goes by, as this niche is uncommon there’s not a lot to work with lol, so if you know of any I’ve missed please message me! Thank you to the lovely people who have already helped me, big shout out to psycho.bot! They're Amazing
Also spoiler warning!
Happy reading pervs
Man, the art was wasted on this shitty plot.
I saw a comment about how this felt like grooming and I couldn't agree more – the fact that the uke was underage, extremely naive due to being sheltered and learning about his body after manifesting as a omega made this extremely uncomfortable to read. And, in the end, how can you say that the uke truly fell in love with seme (and not because he was manipulated)?
Seme acted like a controlling asshole from the very beginning, I mean, how could he drop the news that uke was not the real son and an omega instead of an alpha after meeting uke once? He literally ordered an investigation to find out all this shit, just so that he could bring uke to his house. His "gentle and calm" demeanor afterwards felt so out of place given his initial attitude.
Also, what's up with this way of "comforting" a partner after he gets harassed by having sex with them? The way that all the sexual harassment was used as a reason for them to have sex was both lame and infuriating – and let's keep in mind that all that happened while the uke was still underage.
I'm just really sick of works like this one, where all sorts of things are okay as long as, in the end, they fall in love with each other. I couldn't even be mad at uke for falling for trash like him – he was sheltered and naive kid who got manipulated, after all.
Recently, I've seen a video essay about how Korean dramas tend to romanticize obsessive and abusive behavior – this webtoon is a prime example of it.
We have Kangwoo (seme) who simply likes Doyoon (uke), without any context given until the side chapters. He leaves coffee on his desk everyday, hoping that Doyoon will magically understand his infatuation and reciprocate. Doyoon doesn't, he just wants a sexual partner to satisfy his need for essence, and even after saying that he's not interested in a romantic relationship, Kangwoo pretty much obligates him (by "jokingly" saying that he'll lose his job if he doesn't accept dating him). Again, Doyoon needs to have sexual intercourse, but noticing that that's the only thing he's after, Kangwoo denies him that. And then, when Kangwoo himself wants it, Doyoon has to accept everything he does.
The side chapters are just as bad – when I thought a little more context would be given, the author went and made it even worse. Basically, he was sexually attracted to Doyoon, and because of that, Kangwoo made him do the most nonsensical shit at work. Yes, he harassed him once again.
What pisses me off the most is just how the author made Doyoon feel okay with everything, like it was something romantic. Through the majority of this webtoon, Doyoon was r*ped, and through r*pe treated like a normal thing, he started to like Kangwoo. I'm sorry, but that simply does not make sense.
Also, the "dept" of Kangwoo's feelings that the author tried to show was just so out of place. They barely knew each other, Kangwoo barely had the time to go from sexually attracted to in love with Doyoon, and yet, in the end, he's suddenly "willing to die" for Doyoon? Again, it makes no sense.
There were just so many ways to make this plot work and add more depth to the story – the discovery of vampires and the public's aversion could be better explored, just like how Doyoon felt about that; Kangwoo's character could improve by realizing just how much of an asshole he was; Doyoon's relationship with Jooyoung could be more explored, as well). Honestly, it felt like the plot was simply an excuse for the author to keep pushing non-consensual smut down our throats.
Anyway, very bad. 3/10 at most (just because of the art, it was nice). Don't waste your time.
