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小説家の円と警察官の吐木は、同じ施設で育った”同志”で”番”。
円はフェロモン分泌が異常で番以外の人間もそのフェロモンを感知してしまう上、番関係を結んだことで遺伝子変化が起こり、一般の抑制剤も効かなくなっている──そう、振る舞っている。
何も知らない吐木は円を支える為と出世を蹴り続け、所轄への異動初日に担当することになったのは、Ωを狙ったレイプ事件。
そんな中、円は発情期に入り強烈なフェロモンを発しながら吐木を求める──
まるでΩのように……
円はフェロモン分泌が異常で番以外の人間もそのフェロモンを感知してしまう上、番関係を結んだことで遺伝子変化が起こり、一般の抑制剤も効かなくなっている──そう、振る舞っている。
何も知らない吐木は円を支える為と出世を蹴り続け、所轄への異動初日に担当することになったのは、Ωを狙ったレイプ事件。
そんな中、円は発情期に入り強烈なフェロモンを発しながら吐木を求める──
まるでΩのように……
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First published March 10, 2020
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Mitsuaki Asou
26 books4 followersMitsuaki Asou (麻生 ミツ晃 [あそう みつあき]) is BL manga author and Illustrator of Japan. Live in Tokyo, Japan.
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December 12, 2025
“Re:Birth” by Mitsuaki Asou is a dark omegaverse story about an alpha detective and his omega partner, who is a novelist. They have known each other each other since they were children, because they shared a room in the orphanage and so their relationship changed from childhood friends to lovers at some point. Their relationship is, however, not straightforward and they have issues that darken their lives.
The true darkness comes from a serial killer who targets omegas and whose pursuit propels the plot forward. The compexity of the omegaverse and its inherent lack of volition in choosing a partner is woven into the story as well as the tragic events of Habaki and En’s backstory.
This is a wonderfully complex, omegaverse manga with quite some spice but which is slightly blurred to rein it in ever so slightly.
The true darkness comes from a serial killer who targets omegas and whose pursuit propels the plot forward. The compexity of the omegaverse and its inherent lack of volition in choosing a partner is woven into the story as well as the tragic events of Habaki and En’s backstory.
This is a wonderfully complex, omegaverse manga with quite some spice but which is slightly blurred to rein it in ever so slightly.
July 13, 2025
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. que hermoso. hasta donde estaria alguien dispuesto a llegar por ser el fated mate de alguien. cuales son las consecuencias de una sociedad donde los alfas no son perseguidos por crímenes de índole sexual si el omega estaba en heat. que implica ser un beta y desear no serlo. damn. que bueno esta. amo que seamos el everyone is a beta au del omegaverse
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May 20, 2022
~*See below for review in English*~
Dieser Band hat mich sehr überrascht - im positiven Sinne. Da Omegaverse ein Genre ist, das ich eher weniger mag und daher selten lese, habe ich auch keine große Vergleichsmöglichkeit, aber ich finde, dieser Band sticht heraus.
Interessant, aber auch gleichzeitig beängstigend, fand ich den gesellschaftlichen Umgang mit den Omegas... dies fühlte sich zu Teilen wirklich erschreckend real an.
Ens Charakter und Beweggründe fand ich sehr gut beschrieben, Habaki wirkte neben ihn schon fast ein wenig blass. Diese eine Sache, die wir über En erfahren hätte ich so nie erwartet und in diesem Moment hat mich die Geschichte komplett gepackt.
Der Fall, auf den Habaki angesetzt wird, erschien mir ein wenig sonderbar und hätte hier und da meiner Meinung nach mehr ausgearbeitet werden müssen um wirklich spannend zu sein. Ich mag mich täuschen, aber gegen Ende gab es einen Logikfehler (oder lag es an der Übersetzung?), der schon merkwürdig war
Dies schmälert meinen Spaß mit der Geschichte zwar etwas, letztendlich diente dieser Teil der Erzählung aber eher als kleiner dahinplätschernder Nebenstrang der Gegen Ende eh nur den Konflikt zwischen En und Habaki auflösen soll.
Ich würde sagen, dieser Band ist für Leute wie mich, die Omegaverse eher ungern lesen, eine gute Wahl. Denn obwohl auch hier Themen vorkommen, die für das Genre sehr üblich sind, sind sie gut verpackt und passen in das Gesamtkonzept der Geschichte.
Warnungen (ggf. unvollständig)
~**~**~**~
This volume surprised me a lot - in a positive way. Since the Omegaverse is a genre I tend to dislike and therefore rarely read, I don't have much to compare it with, but I think this volume stands out.
I found the way society deals with the Omegas interesting, but also scary at the same time.... this felt actually frighteningly real in parts.
I found Ens' character and motivations very well described, Habaki almost seemed a little bland next to him. This one thing we learn about En I never expected and at that moment the story completely grabbed me.
The case that Habaki is assigned to seemed a little strange to me and I think it should have been fleshed out more here and there to be really exciting. I may be wrong, but there was a logical flaw (or was it the translation?) towards the end that was odd
This does diminish my enjoyment of the story a bit, but in the end, I think this part of the narrative was just supposed to be a little meandering subplot that is meant to resolve the conflict between En and Habaki towards the end anyway.
I would say that this volume is a good choice for people like me who usually don't like to read Omegaverse. Because even though there are themes here that are very common for the genre, they are well presented and fit into the overall concept of the story.
Warnings (may be incomplete)
Dieser Band hat mich sehr überrascht - im positiven Sinne. Da Omegaverse ein Genre ist, das ich eher weniger mag und daher selten lese, habe ich auch keine große Vergleichsmöglichkeit, aber ich finde, dieser Band sticht heraus.
Interessant, aber auch gleichzeitig beängstigend, fand ich den gesellschaftlichen Umgang mit den Omegas... dies fühlte sich zu Teilen wirklich erschreckend real an.
Ens Charakter und Beweggründe fand ich sehr gut beschrieben, Habaki wirkte neben ihn schon fast ein wenig blass. Diese eine Sache, die wir über En erfahren hätte ich so nie erwartet und in diesem Moment hat mich die Geschichte komplett gepackt.
Der Fall, auf den Habaki angesetzt wird, erschien mir ein wenig sonderbar und hätte hier und da meiner Meinung nach mehr ausgearbeitet werden müssen um wirklich spannend zu sein. Ich mag mich täuschen, aber gegen Ende gab es einen Logikfehler (oder lag es an der Übersetzung?), der schon merkwürdig war
Dies schmälert meinen Spaß mit der Geschichte zwar etwas, letztendlich diente dieser Teil der Erzählung aber eher als kleiner dahinplätschernder Nebenstrang der Gegen Ende eh nur den Konflikt zwischen En und Habaki auflösen soll.
Ich würde sagen, dieser Band ist für Leute wie mich, die Omegaverse eher ungern lesen, eine gute Wahl. Denn obwohl auch hier Themen vorkommen, die für das Genre sehr üblich sind, sind sie gut verpackt und passen in das Gesamtkonzept der Geschichte.
Warnungen (ggf. unvollständig)
~**~**~**~
This volume surprised me a lot - in a positive way. Since the Omegaverse is a genre I tend to dislike and therefore rarely read, I don't have much to compare it with, but I think this volume stands out.
I found the way society deals with the Omegas interesting, but also scary at the same time.... this felt actually frighteningly real in parts.
I found Ens' character and motivations very well described, Habaki almost seemed a little bland next to him. This one thing we learn about En I never expected and at that moment the story completely grabbed me.
The case that Habaki is assigned to seemed a little strange to me and I think it should have been fleshed out more here and there to be really exciting. I may be wrong, but there was a logical flaw (or was it the translation?) towards the end that was odd
This does diminish my enjoyment of the story a bit, but in the end, I think this part of the narrative was just supposed to be a little meandering subplot that is meant to resolve the conflict between En and Habaki towards the end anyway.
I would say that this volume is a good choice for people like me who usually don't like to read Omegaverse. Because even though there are themes here that are very common for the genre, they are well presented and fit into the overall concept of the story.
Warnings (may be incomplete)
May 20, 2022
Ich bin ein großer Fan von Krimi und Thriller Vibes in Geschichten. Und dieser Omegaverse hier bietet eine Geschichte rund um Mordfälle an Omegas. Ist zudem gespickt mit Lügen, Drama und einer engen Verbindung von Kindheitsfreunden.
Die Erzählung ist einerseits sehr dynamisch und auf der anderen Seite begleiten wir die Protagonisten durch Alltagssituationen. Die Backflashs helfen die Charaktere und deren Handeln in der Gegenwart besser zu verstehen. Allerdings fand ich diese gleichzeitig auch verwirrend, weil sie nicht richtig angezeigt waren und man plötzlich in der Vergangenheit und zack wieder in der Gegenwart war.
Besonders angetan hat es mir En. Zu beginn der Geschichte ist er noch ein absolutes Mysterium, ausdruckslos und verschlossen. Doch im Verlauf der Handlung gewinnen Leser:innen immer mehr Einblick in deine Gedanken und Gefühlswelt.
Habaki hingehen is von Anfang an ein offenes Buch, was seine Gefühle betrifft. Seine Hartnäckigkeit imponiert mir. Auch, wenn einige vielleicht wieder meckern, dass er sich über En hinwegsetzt. In Anbetracht des Subgenres und deren Hintergrundgeschichte, finde ich das nachvollziehbar.
Außerdem liebe ich deren Chemie, vor allem in den Backflashs.
Der Zeichenstil ist skizzenhaft, spart aber nicht an Hintergründen oder Details. Die Emotionen empfand ich als ausdrucksstark, obwohl diese hier nicht so arg überzeichnet wurden.
Auch, wenn ich ab und zu etwas verwirrt war, so fand ich diesen Band insgesamt sehr mitreißend und definitiv herausstechend unter den BL One Shots. Lieb’s auch, dass er so fett ist. Ich bin mir sicher, den hab’ ich nicht das letzte Mal gelesen.
Die Erzählung ist einerseits sehr dynamisch und auf der anderen Seite begleiten wir die Protagonisten durch Alltagssituationen. Die Backflashs helfen die Charaktere und deren Handeln in der Gegenwart besser zu verstehen. Allerdings fand ich diese gleichzeitig auch verwirrend, weil sie nicht richtig angezeigt waren und man plötzlich in der Vergangenheit und zack wieder in der Gegenwart war.
Besonders angetan hat es mir En. Zu beginn der Geschichte ist er noch ein absolutes Mysterium, ausdruckslos und verschlossen. Doch im Verlauf der Handlung gewinnen Leser:innen immer mehr Einblick in deine Gedanken und Gefühlswelt.
Habaki hingehen is von Anfang an ein offenes Buch, was seine Gefühle betrifft. Seine Hartnäckigkeit imponiert mir. Auch, wenn einige vielleicht wieder meckern, dass er sich über En hinwegsetzt. In Anbetracht des Subgenres und deren Hintergrundgeschichte, finde ich das nachvollziehbar.
Außerdem liebe ich deren Chemie, vor allem in den Backflashs.
Der Zeichenstil ist skizzenhaft, spart aber nicht an Hintergründen oder Details. Die Emotionen empfand ich als ausdrucksstark, obwohl diese hier nicht so arg überzeichnet wurden.
Auch, wenn ich ab und zu etwas verwirrt war, so fand ich diesen Band insgesamt sehr mitreißend und definitiv herausstechend unter den BL One Shots. Lieb’s auch, dass er so fett ist. Ich bin mir sicher, den hab’ ich nicht das letzte Mal gelesen.
January 31, 2021
** 5+ "MASTERPIECE" STARS **
November 25, 2023
Probably one of the most unique omegaverse BLs I've read. Good stuff.
June 2, 2022
Wahnsinn. Das hallt nach.
Zuerst einmal muss ich gestehen, dass ich mich im Omegaverse nicht so gut auskenne und dann hab ich auch überhaupt nicht gewusst, worauf ich mich hier einlasse.
Umso mehr hat mich die Story geflasht.
Der Thrillanteil der Story war wirklich gut und hätte ein bisschen mehr Aufmerksamkeit vertragen können aber die Beziehung zwischen Habaki und En im Vordergrund mit all dem Versegeschehen waren einfach wahnsinnig gut aufgebaut.
Diese Geschichte hat mich vollkommen gepackt und mitgerissen und wird sicher noch mehrmals von mir gelesen.
Zuerst einmal muss ich gestehen, dass ich mich im Omegaverse nicht so gut auskenne und dann hab ich auch überhaupt nicht gewusst, worauf ich mich hier einlasse.
Umso mehr hat mich die Story geflasht.
Der Thrillanteil der Story war wirklich gut und hätte ein bisschen mehr Aufmerksamkeit vertragen können aber die Beziehung zwischen Habaki und En im Vordergrund mit all dem Versegeschehen waren einfach wahnsinnig gut aufgebaut.
Diese Geschichte hat mich vollkommen gepackt und mitgerissen und wird sicher noch mehrmals von mir gelesen.
June 12, 2022
Zum ersten Mal, weiß ich nicht, ob mir der Manga gefällt oder nicht. Die Story und der Fall mit dem Serienmörder haben mich echt gefesselt und ich wollte wirklich wissen wie es ausgeht😱 Auch die Story zwischen En und Habaki hat mir sehr gefallen. Gleichzeitig hat mich beides auf irgendeine Art gelangweilt und ich dachte mehrmals daran die Story abzubrechen. Konnte es aber nicht. Auch die Art wie die Geschichte erzählt wurde hat mir sehr gut gefallen 😊 Allerdings war ich weniger ein Freund von den verschwommenen Panels, die mir doch sehr früh auf die Nerven gegangen sind. Das war überhaupt nicht meins! Ob ich dem Manga empfehlen kann? Ehrlich gesagt. Keine Ahnung. Ich weiß ja selbst noch nicht einmal, ob er mir gefällt
December 5, 2021
3,75⭐
February 19, 2025
angsty 😭
May 5, 2022
Wow! sooo good! 😳😭😭😭
September 19, 2024
Where to Read: Futekiya/Manga Planet
*More of a 4.5*
Another absolute banger from Mitsuaki Asou. WOW. I hope futekiya adds every single one of their works to their catalog. I want to read it all.
Ever since futekiya switched into Manga Planet their new format doesn't have descriptions so I'm not even sure what all to say. I usually go into things blind, but they're helpful for my reviews. Anyway all you really need to know is this is an omegaverse and it follows two orphans who grew up together and as adults they have a bit of a strained relationship despite being mated. The alpha is a police officer currently dealing with a strange murder case and the omega is a novelist/proofreader/ghost writer, who's hiding something. It's very angsty and delicious and I love it.
The beginning is honestly a bit confusing and I ended up reading this twice, so that I could read it and enjoy it without being completely confused. Spoilers for those who are still confused and need it explained:
The reason this isn't like a full 5 star is because the police investigation going on in the background was kind of half assed. Like don't get me wrong, I was absolutely gagged when they revealed who the murderer was, but then I realized all the little holes in this plot that made it not that great. I think there was too much going on in the relationship that the investigation plot wasn't as developed as it could've been. The idea was there, but there wasn't enough exposition for it. There weren't enough little moments sprinkled in to help you put the pieces together. It's all just dropped at once. Which is fine tbh. I think it made enough sense and would've been great if the author was able to have more pages/panels for it, but they were busy with the couple, which let's face it is what we really care about lol.
Either way I thoroughly enjoyed this and I need to read everything Asou Mitsuaki has put out and will put out. They just write painful angst so well. I'm obsessed.
*More of a 4.5*
Another absolute banger from Mitsuaki Asou. WOW. I hope futekiya adds every single one of their works to their catalog. I want to read it all.
Ever since futekiya switched into Manga Planet their new format doesn't have descriptions so I'm not even sure what all to say. I usually go into things blind, but they're helpful for my reviews. Anyway all you really need to know is this is an omegaverse and it follows two orphans who grew up together and as adults they have a bit of a strained relationship despite being mated. The alpha is a police officer currently dealing with a strange murder case and the omega is a novelist/proofreader/ghost writer, who's hiding something. It's very angsty and delicious and I love it.
The beginning is honestly a bit confusing and I ended up reading this twice, so that I could read it and enjoy it without being completely confused. Spoilers for those who are still confused and need it explained:
The reason this isn't like a full 5 star is because the police investigation going on in the background was kind of half assed. Like don't get me wrong, I was absolutely gagged when they revealed who the murderer was, but then I realized all the little holes in this plot that made it not that great. I think there was too much going on in the relationship that the investigation plot wasn't as developed as it could've been. The idea was there, but there wasn't enough exposition for it. There weren't enough little moments sprinkled in to help you put the pieces together. It's all just dropped at once. Which is fine tbh. I think it made enough sense and would've been great if the author was able to have more pages/panels for it, but they were busy with the couple, which let's face it is what we really care about lol.
Either way I thoroughly enjoyed this and I need to read everything Asou Mitsuaki has put out and will put out. They just write painful angst so well. I'm obsessed.
September 22, 2022
Pasa a ser de mis Omegaverse favoritos. Una historia muy bien contada, hilando perfectamente los flashbacks con el presente y añadiendo además un caso policial. Está tan bien presentado el drama de ser un alfa, un omega o un beta. Tiene muchas reflexiones, mucha humanidad... En fin para mí tiene todos los ingredientes para hacer un buenísimo plot que engancha, que te hace empatizar con En y que te sumerge por completo en la obra. Mis dieces a sensei.
November 22, 2024
I normally skip all a/b/o stories, but since adding this was the only way to push me into the free shipping threshold for a Kinokuniya order I was already making, I figured I'd read it and pass it on to a friend I knew wanted a copy. Too bad for them! I'm keeping mine.
It does have some of the elements I'm not particularly fond of - heats, social imbalance and omega prejudice, the idea of "ruts" absolving alphas of guilt- but those were all thoughtfully included as part of the plot.
I didn't know the twist going into it, and that made it a lot better for me, too. So much more interesting . There were parts that I struggled with a bit - some of the translations were a little dodgy, and in a couple spots they just blatantly arranged words incorrectly in the middle of sentences? Maybe Manga Planet doesn't have a big enough editing/proofreading staff.
More than that, I never fully understood what it was that happened during that incident in high school. They kept hinting at the memories that Yukimura had lost, and how devastated he would be to discover what he'd actually done, but...what did he do? Was the omega he'd attacked during his rut okay? (The bed they showed being wheeled into the hospital was fully covered by the sheets, which made them look dead...but there was also a statement from the omega's family about him being fine?) Did he actually attack the omega, or succeed at biting them? Or did he just break his tooth on the protective collar, which stopped him from a full mating bite? What did the other guys in the group do, and was he successful at stopping them before he went into his rut?
I wish those questions had been addressed better, but the key point was that the omega had looked enough like En for Yukimura to slot him into his fuzzy memories, and to fully believe that it was En he'd bitten.
And En, who has loved and taken care of Yukimura since Yukimura showed up at his orphanage, traumatized from watching his parents die and believing it was his fault, takes on that role and runs with it. He sets everything up so Yukimura will believe he was the one he'd rescued in the alley, so he won't ever have to apologize or feel guilty for anything again. (I still want to know if that omega's dead though.)
It's a painful and interesting love story, because all the work En puts into not hurting Yukimura means that Yukimura has spent years believing that En doesn't really love him. When the reality is that En loves him so much he's overturned his entire life just to try to keep Yukimura happy.
The side? main? plot threading the rest of the way through is about a series of omega rapes/murders that Yukimura is trying to solve, since he became a detective as a way to atone for his past guilt. I didn't actually catch who the killer was until the reveal, but it did make a lot of sense. (Although you'd think others during the investigation might've been able to identify him earlier, but I suppose most of it had been handled fairly anonymously after the first time.)
Also not really sure how the timing of the warehouse fire and rescue worked out, but I appreciated that En was at no point helpless or inferior. And I loved the final chapter and the resolution. Not a perfect story, but a very decent one with a lot of elements that inspire deeper thinking, so I'm glad I ended up tossing it into my cart.
It does have some of the elements I'm not particularly fond of - heats, social imbalance and omega prejudice, the idea of "ruts" absolving alphas of guilt- but those were all thoughtfully included as part of the plot.
I didn't know the twist going into it, and that made it a lot better for me, too. So much more interesting . There were parts that I struggled with a bit - some of the translations were a little dodgy, and in a couple spots they just blatantly arranged words incorrectly in the middle of sentences? Maybe Manga Planet doesn't have a big enough editing/proofreading staff.
More than that, I never fully understood what it was that happened during that incident in high school. They kept hinting at the memories that Yukimura had lost, and how devastated he would be to discover what he'd actually done, but...what did he do? Was the omega he'd attacked during his rut okay? (The bed they showed being wheeled into the hospital was fully covered by the sheets, which made them look dead...but there was also a statement from the omega's family about him being fine?) Did he actually attack the omega, or succeed at biting them? Or did he just break his tooth on the protective collar, which stopped him from a full mating bite? What did the other guys in the group do, and was he successful at stopping them before he went into his rut?
I wish those questions had been addressed better, but the key point was that the omega had looked enough like En for Yukimura to slot him into his fuzzy memories, and to fully believe that it was En he'd bitten.
And En, who has loved and taken care of Yukimura since Yukimura showed up at his orphanage, traumatized from watching his parents die and believing it was his fault, takes on that role and runs with it. He sets everything up so Yukimura will believe he was the one he'd rescued in the alley, so he won't ever have to apologize or feel guilty for anything again. (I still want to know if that omega's dead though.)
It's a painful and interesting love story, because all the work En puts into not hurting Yukimura means that Yukimura has spent years believing that En doesn't really love him. When the reality is that En loves him so much he's overturned his entire life just to try to keep Yukimura happy.
The side? main? plot threading the rest of the way through is about a series of omega rapes/murders that Yukimura is trying to solve, since he became a detective as a way to atone for his past guilt. I didn't actually catch who the killer was until the reveal, but it did make a lot of sense. (Although you'd think others during the investigation might've been able to identify him earlier, but I suppose most of it had been handled fairly anonymously after the first time.)
Also not really sure how the timing of the warehouse fire and rescue worked out, but I appreciated that En was at no point helpless or inferior. And I loved the final chapter and the resolution. Not a perfect story, but a very decent one with a lot of elements that inspire deeper thinking, so I'm glad I ended up tossing it into my cart.
May 21, 2025
I think the concept is really interesting, but this one just did not land for me and I found it really difficult to follow.
This may just be a bad translation, but some panels I read several times and was never able to make sense of. On top of that, it seemed like the reading order was inconsistent between panels.
I really wish that this manga followed the convention of delineating flashbacks with black fill-in between panels (or really did literally ANYTHING to delineate flashbacks from the present). For the first several flashback scenes where En and Habaki were teenagers, I straight up didn’t realize it was a flashback for several pages and had to back track to make sense of what was going on.
Also, without spoiling anything, I think it’s really fucked up how what Habaki did was glossed over / covered up.
This may just be a bad translation, but some panels I read several times and was never able to make sense of. On top of that, it seemed like the reading order was inconsistent between panels.
I really wish that this manga followed the convention of delineating flashbacks with black fill-in between panels (or really did literally ANYTHING to delineate flashbacks from the present). For the first several flashback scenes where En and Habaki were teenagers, I straight up didn’t realize it was a flashback for several pages and had to back track to make sense of what was going on.
Also, without spoiling anything, I think it’s really fucked up how what Habaki did was glossed over / covered up.
May 10, 2023
Un omegaverse amb il·lustracions precioses capaç de defugir els clixés del gènere i narrar una història complexa sobre el pes que implica el segon gènere, sigui quin sigui. Tot plegat carregat de drama, psicologia de personatges molt ben treballada i un cas policial com a teló de fons que acaba de rematar la trama. No val la pena fer-ne una sinopsi perquè és un volum únic en què tot encaixa com un trencaclosques i és millor llegir-lo a cegues. Recomanadíssim! ♥
August 6, 2023
La historia es interesante y conmovedora ya que nos muestra muy bien la psiquis de los personajes.
Los capítulos son los necesarios para entenderlo y para resolverlo, aunque considero luego de resolver el conflicto no nos dan mucho tiempo de enfrentar a los personajes con la realidad descubierta.
Sobre todo cuando tratamos con personajes tan complicados, siento que debería haber más tiempo de entendimiento con la realidad, pero aún así me parece una buena historia.
Los capítulos son los necesarios para entenderlo y para resolverlo, aunque considero luego de resolver el conflicto no nos dan mucho tiempo de enfrentar a los personajes con la realidad descubierta.
Sobre todo cuando tratamos con personajes tan complicados, siento que debería haber más tiempo de entendimiento con la realidad, pero aún así me parece una buena historia.
October 13, 2024
I misunderstood the premise of the story when I read the summary, so I was quite confused with how the story progressed at first. Eventually, I figured out what was going on but before I could fully immerse myself into the story, it ended. Even so, En (MC) and Habaki (ML) had a happy ending and I was glad for them. In the world they lived in, they weren’t true fated mates but every day they chose each other, and that made their love truer than ever.
September 17, 2024
This was a really sad story, the end was kind of bittersweet. Overall, I enjoyed it. The character design was good and the Omegaverse world building well done. I wish it would have stayed a bit more on that because I really enjoyed it, it was just kinda thrown in between, which is better than info dump I guess, but that is up for preference.
October 21, 2024
Sadly was not a fan of the very slow beginning, I did like the explains of 2nd sex and the 2 main leads were great but lacked development and the annoying time jumps back and forth were hard to keep up. The Plot was interesting but predictable and he fake that the lies of who was attacked and who is an omega were just weird story missed a lot.
September 5, 2020
DNF perché non mi piaceva dove la storia stava andando
November 16, 2020
This was so much better than I suspected!
Wait for it! Let it grow on you - it's so good!
Wait for it! Let it grow on you - it's so good!
April 3, 2021
Seriously so good 😭😭😭😭😭
September 7, 2021
typical idealistic romance with a rape trope and some victim mentality, nevertheless it's better than a lot out there
August 24, 2022
Un omegaverse très original que j'ai beaucoup aimé découvrir. C'était très sympathique ❤
November 22, 2022
I like the meanings the author put into the manga. The artwork was also nice.
December 21, 2022
Nunca había leído un omegaverse con esta temática!
Muy bueno
Muy bueno
January 9, 2023
Honestly sehr überraschend gut,
Mal was anderes und nicht der typical Omega Alpha stuff, auch wenn es am Anfang so wirkt
Keep reading!
Guter Plot und ehrlich irgendwie bissl sweet
Mal was anderes und nicht der typical Omega Alpha stuff, auch wenn es am Anfang so wirkt
Keep reading!
Guter Plot und ehrlich irgendwie bissl sweet
April 6, 2024
abo！一开始觉得有点无聊，后面！超级惊喜！一开始以为受是有点腻了的，觉得攻付出了很多啊但受却想离开他这种，但其实完全不是，给我看的还蛮感动的
September 17, 2024
This writer thooooo. Omg. Intense. Sad. Did I cry? I think I did but its all a blur 😳
Cw serial murder, SA
Cw serial murder, SA
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