Oh hell no. Time to sue that ugly rat looking ass pink haired twink!
I hope she doesn’t turn out to be a weirdo (I’ve seen bls do this). It’s so annoying when bls make women (not even siblings are saved from this) fangirl and act weird towards the mc and ml.
They’re basically slaves. We’re only seeing surface level stuff (normal human beings). God knows what sick freaks do with heroes. Hopefully this story will end with them being liberated.
Also, this seems to be an extremely plot driven bl. I’m happy that it is.
Can someone please recommend me a gl that’s similar to this. Sapphic main character, a story that focuses mainly on plot with minimal romance (a slow burn).
These types of story’s freak me out. I would kill myself if I all of a sudden turned into a different gender . And given this story’s universe, an omega?? Lemme pull the trigger now!! Right now!!! Like go feminism for omegas, I support yay but hell no.
frr but omegas just remind me of being a girl but like 99% worse cus of those heats
heat is more like periods for me
it's making me not me u know
（/TДT)/
Like yeah socially it’s the same but omegas genetically can’t stop someone from raping them if they’re in their heats.. like they literally go limp. It’s terrifying to think about. It’s like being extremely drunk. And they apparently “entice” alphas with their scents?? I would rather die.
i know it's totally terrifying u have no control over of your own body & blame the omega why they got raped (╯°Д °)╯╧╧
Falling in love quickly with a guy (cause he’s kind to you) who only wants you for ur body. Damn mc is gonna get his heart broken into tiny tiny TINY little pieces!
The mother is blessed to have mc as her son. If I EVER decide to have kids, I hope I have a child like that.
The manga has has him learning things while he’s fighting others but sometimes I just wanna see him beat someone’s ass with no effort.
same bruv unlike other manhwas where mc's are always op, jiwoo's always gettin his ass beat (still winning tho)
He gets beat up then wins towards the end like damn give my boy a break. Let him beat someone’s ass out the jump at least one please
I like it this way tbh, bc mind u, he's only been learning for roughly a year so it wont make sense for it to just be able to effortlessly beat up those who have been learning to control and polish their powers since they were children. It shows character and opens a gateway for growth. It wont make sense for him to be immediately OP nor does it make sense for jiwoo to just go around beating up people significantly weaker than him because that's not how he is as a person. He's much like kayden in regards that he findss value in fighting opponents significantly stronger and more experienced that him.
its written logically like that. i only wish to see a funny and 'unexpected' strong character that's actually not as strong as they think. like that new awakener getting kicked by Subin lmfaooo
i do agree with everythin you said!
The author HAD to be apart of a fandom because this is so good. The depiction of the reaction videos is taking me out so good.
Waiting for the sister to turn out to be gay too lol. A family of queers and trauma.
*Gays and lesbians
What's wrong with saying queers?
It's just straight with extra steps
What does that mean, if you don't mind me asking...?
How is it straight with extra steps, if u can literally google the word 'queer' up and it'll say "Queer is an umbrella term for people who are not heterosexual..."
Does queer not include gay and lesbians?
I’m bisexual and I call myself queer sometimes (because I like the label). Queer is a word that describes the LGBT+ community. It’s like an overall umbrella term.
Also, some people will use it as an identity. Like they will simply just call themselves queer if they don’t want to use gay, lesbian, bisexual, and more. For whatever reasons they may have.
It originally meant odd, strange, and unusual. Queer was used against the
Idk why it cut off my comment but yeah it was originally a negative word used against the community but beginning in the late 1980s, queer activists reclaimed the word.