just_m3h's manga / #mpreg(16)

Woo Young is a recessive omega with an unstable heat cycle. But after he meets and sleeps with Kyungjoo just once, he starts to stabilise and gets told by his doctor that he should try to be around dominant alphas more. What sort ofbplan can he hatch to stay around the elusive and distant dominant alpha. Could be something. But alphas who look down on others are emphatically not my thing Edit: This omega is confident and interesting. I'm rooting for you, beb Edit: Woo Young is so annoying. There. I said it. Someone had to. I had originally thought it confidence, but it was privilege and never having been told no. He had so much handed to him on a silver platter and never knew the worth of things. He has little regard for the time of others. Having said that, I can still appreciate the conviction with which he defended his unborn baby. Still, though. Poor Kyungjoo. I don't know how he can tolerate, let alone love (!), all that. Woo Young's dad even more annoying. He's not a child, ffs! So disrespectful. Does he not think Woo Young deserves any autonomy to make his own decisions? Ugh. I hated it. This is a 4.4, from me.

A playboy is forced by circumstances to give birth to a god's child, due to a promise they made in their childhood. Non con body modification. But the story is interesting. And it's not like the characters are boring or annoying. But why did they do the body modification thing? Author could have avoided the purposeful non con in SO many ways, yet chose not to. 4.45

Arima is an alpha born with a congenital womb. While a well respected supervisor (who also happens to be the boss's son) at his company, by night he works as an omega escort because he wants to be an omega and held by an alpha. A cancelled appointment and a chance meeting leads to a one night stand with lasting consequences. It's very interesting! So interested to know how the pseudo heat works. 5 Edit: In hindsight, while still good, being so rife with unnecessary misunderstandings makes this a little frustrating. 4.6

Aah, shit. I could have enjoyed this if I had gone in with the right frame of mind. But as it was, I went in with a Shield Hero/ my own wizard/ wielder universe kind of mood. So the humiliation and mind break ended up disgusting me instead. I really do think I should reread this later, with a shallow, SEP field-y point of view. Edit: I did reread it while suspending all disbelief and compassion. It really wasn't too bad at all. 4.2

I feel like the backstory/ prequel's potentially problematic, but as a standalone, this seems to be a surprisingly problem free surprise mpreg manga? Weird, but I don't hate that. 4.5

Oh. Oh, that's. A little heartbreaking. Taesun's grandfather really raised him to be far too kind. Is it starting to hurt? To be made to feel over and over that Geumryang only cares because of their unborn children? I don't want to see him cry. And I am already so anxious about the mobster freak looking to sacrifice mountain gods + his henchmen Ch 30