The story is good, but I was extremely irritated by the author's insistence on forcing heteronormativity into an Omegaverse. What do you mean by "I would never fall in love with him because he's a man"? You two are an alpha and an omega, for crying out loud! The Omegaverse doesn't operate like our society; what's the problem with a male omega and a male alpha being together?! This is how it should be, damn it!
The thing I hate most about BL is this "I'm straight" nonsense; it's so outdated and annoying! Male omegas and women should be equal without this "ew, a man" attitude. All the author talks about is women—how they're pretty, how all the boys want a pretty girl, girlfriends, and wives, and so on. Male omegas are practically non-existent in this story. The only omegas mentioned, as far as I've read, are the main character (who receives zero attention), the main character's mother's friend (who also receives zero attention), and his mother (whom everyone thinks is an alpha). Even when characters talk about having a lover, they strictly mention pretty girls and attractive girlfriends.
WHY ARE THERE MALE OMEGAS IF THEY ARE COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN? Why the hell did you add male omegas to the story if you're going to treat them as if they don't exist? What's wrong with your head? For crying out loud, this is a BL. I'm sure most readers didn't come here to see straight stuff (I don't care if it sounds problematic, that's the truth). Straight couples aren't the problem; the problem is the author making it seem like the only possible match for a man is a woman. It's so infuriating. If you're looking for an Omegaverse, this isn't for you. It's just about male alphas simpering over female omegas. Just like the damn real world, but with pheromones.
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I appreciate the dynamics between the characters. Queen Hou indeed provided a fantastic conclusion, bringing laughter. The political intrigue was masterfully executed, even if I didn't find the cousin's character particularly engaging as a villain.
Overall, it was a highly entertaining read. However, there were a couple of minor issues. The sexual relationship between the main characters struck me as uncomfortable, especially when it portrayed one character clearly not enjoying it. A healthy connection should involve mutual consent and enjoyment. Additionally, personally, I had hoped for a deeper connection between their story and the beginning, but that wasn't the case, which left me somewhat disappointed.
it did not indeed
I wholeheartedly agree with you
+the protagonist is a pervert who lusts over pretty women and only got stronger bcz of the bs system.
Hey thanks man, and yeah sometimes I don't understand such a hater too
Really like this story, it's slow paced might be to slow for some but a great read. A journey of food & flavour discovery.
Nah Was talking about cover
Do you realize it is contradictory
There is no orcs or rape in the story
It is true that the novel is serious and mature and bloody but there is no other Orcs nonsense or nonsense
Nuuuuuuu, srsly?!