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为什么这种A也能有O Save my Love/Why Is It Possible For This Type Of A To Also Have An O?
After 18 hours of operation, a certain handsome doctor died on the operating table, only to wake up and discover that he had transmigrated into an alpha’s body.
A pitiful omega sat next to his bed. When the omega noticed him waking up, his small face immediately turned pale!
Jiang Yunshu: I used to treat you badly?
Bai Tang trembled and didn’t dare to talk.
Jiang Yunshu: ….
Jiang Yunshu: It won’t happen again.
Jiang Yunshu found that Bai Tang’s body was covered with wounds, and his left arm was fractured.
Jiang Yunshu: I used to hit you?
Bai Tang turned pale and whimpered: No…
Jiang Yunshu: ….
Jiang Yunshu: It won’t happen again.
Jiang Yunshu found that Bai Tang didn’t even attempt to dine at the table at home since the original owner would not allow it.
The original owner forbade him to eat meat because it would taste. He couldn’t sleep in bed because the original owner didn’t like him. Jiang Yunshu also found out that something was amiss with Bai Tang. His gland was utterly f*cked up.
Jiang Yunshu, who hardly cursed: f*ck.
Later, Jiang Yunshu also learned that every time the original owner domestically ab*sed Bai Tang, he would say the same sentence, “It won’t happen again”, but the next time he’d only hit harder.
Jiang Yunshu: Bastard!!!
But luckily, Jiang Yunshu is a patient man, and as a doctor, he’d be able to gradually nurse this beautiful but broken omega back. He even went so far as to spend his entire life proving to Bai Tang what he meant when he said, “It won’t happen again.”
A pitiful omega sat next to his bed. When the omega noticed him waking up, his small face immediately turned pale!
Jiang Yunshu: I used to treat you badly?
Bai Tang trembled and didn’t dare to talk.
Jiang Yunshu: ….
Jiang Yunshu: It won’t happen again.
Jiang Yunshu found that Bai Tang’s body was covered with wounds, and his left arm was fractured.
Jiang Yunshu: I used to hit you?
Bai Tang turned pale and whimpered: No…
Jiang Yunshu: ….
Jiang Yunshu: It won’t happen again.
Jiang Yunshu found that Bai Tang didn’t even attempt to dine at the table at home since the original owner would not allow it.
The original owner forbade him to eat meat because it would taste. He couldn’t sleep in bed because the original owner didn’t like him. Jiang Yunshu also found out that something was amiss with Bai Tang. His gland was utterly f*cked up.
Jiang Yunshu, who hardly cursed: f*ck.
Later, Jiang Yunshu also learned that every time the original owner domestically ab*sed Bai Tang, he would say the same sentence, “It won’t happen again”, but the next time he’d only hit harder.
Jiang Yunshu: Bastard!!!
But luckily, Jiang Yunshu is a patient man, and as a doctor, he’d be able to gradually nurse this beautiful but broken omega back. He even went so far as to spend his entire life proving to Bai Tang what he meant when he said, “It won’t happen again.”
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1500 pages, Web Novel
First published September 28, 2021
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December 21, 2024
4.75/5stars
I am absolutely OBSESSED with 为什么这种A也能有O. This book is 1,500 pages long and I absolutely devoured it in less than a week - I was reading for several hours a day because I simply couldn't get enough of it! The characters are so wonderfully flawed, complex, and interesting, and I loved how the plot focused on the characters, their journeys, and their healing through their relationship together. Yunshu and Bai Tang are my BABIES ug I love them so so so much this story is genuinely just so, so, SO beautiful
This book deals with a LOT of heavy topics - domestic abuse, violence, PTSD/anxiety, suicide, depression, and is a VERY VERY slow burn with everything not just the romance. I LOVE how long this book takes with everything, it's incredibly realistic. Bai Tang and his trauma isn't just magically fixed by having someone treat him nicely or magically fixed by having his heat/banging an Alpha (which I feel like always happens in omegaverses). His fears and anxieties take a LONG time to heal, and continue to exist even afterwards. I love that his mental health journey wasn't just a straight line upwards - it had its peaks and dips, just like how actual people's healing journeys go.
I also loved that Yunshu was so strong and wanted to do the best for everyone, but also had his own stuff to work through. I love how all the characters spent so much time on Bai Tang and helping him, but then also spent just as much time and put just as much effort into Yunshu. I feel like so many of these types of stories can be very... savior complex-y, and the "weaker"/more submissive person is always the one in pain/needing help, but in this Yunshu also needs Bai Tang's help.
I will say it gets a BIT repetitive and the plot line that starts up later on in the book lost me a little bit, as well as I simply didn't care to read about a lot of the side/extra characters. I just never really care about side couples and found myself skimming over a lot of those parts of it.
But truly, Bai Tang and Yunshu's story is absolutely one I won't be forgetting anytime soon. I Love love LOOOVED it and highly recommend for everyone who likes long, slow, quiet, character driven stories where the characters are much more important than the romance/plot.
(shoutout to my new bestie Erin for adding this for me so I stopped losing my mind about not being able to review it loll)
I am absolutely OBSESSED with 为什么这种A也能有O. This book is 1,500 pages long and I absolutely devoured it in less than a week - I was reading for several hours a day because I simply couldn't get enough of it! The characters are so wonderfully flawed, complex, and interesting, and I loved how the plot focused on the characters, their journeys, and their healing through their relationship together. Yunshu and Bai Tang are my BABIES ug I love them so so so much this story is genuinely just so, so, SO beautiful
This book deals with a LOT of heavy topics - domestic abuse, violence, PTSD/anxiety, suicide, depression, and is a VERY VERY slow burn with everything not just the romance. I LOVE how long this book takes with everything, it's incredibly realistic. Bai Tang and his trauma isn't just magically fixed by having someone treat him nicely or magically fixed by having his heat/banging an Alpha (which I feel like always happens in omegaverses). His fears and anxieties take a LONG time to heal, and continue to exist even afterwards. I love that his mental health journey wasn't just a straight line upwards - it had its peaks and dips, just like how actual people's healing journeys go.
I also loved that Yunshu was so strong and wanted to do the best for everyone, but also had his own stuff to work through. I love how all the characters spent so much time on Bai Tang and helping him, but then also spent just as much time and put just as much effort into Yunshu. I feel like so many of these types of stories can be very... savior complex-y, and the "weaker"/more submissive person is always the one in pain/needing help, but in this Yunshu also needs Bai Tang's help.
I will say it gets a BIT repetitive and the plot line that starts up later on in the book lost me a little bit, as well as I simply didn't care to read about a lot of the side/extra characters. I just never really care about side couples and found myself skimming over a lot of those parts of it.
But truly, Bai Tang and Yunshu's story is absolutely one I won't be forgetting anytime soon. I Love love LOOOVED it and highly recommend for everyone who likes long, slow, quiet, character driven stories where the characters are much more important than the romance/plot.
(shoutout to my new bestie Erin for adding this for me so I stopped losing my mind about not being able to review it loll)
November 1, 2025
3.5 🌟 (read on chrysanthemum garden)
after reading this, i need an omegaverse where omegas are treated like royalty 🥺 this book has some very dark themes surrounding it but it’s kind of written in a light hearted way so i didn’t find it to be very dark. i cried a few times tho cuz the circumstances were bad. bai tang is such a resilient character and i’m so glad he was able to meet yunshu and live his life after all the abuse he’s faced. yunshu is just a green forest. he was so selfless and took on the role of being the protector as soon as he found out what happened with bai tang. i actually started this bc i read it was mutual healing and yes, it definitely is mutual healing. i’m just sad that the whole society reformation didn’t have a conclusion. like i understand that change would take a long time, but i would’ve liked to see more about it. i’m also kinda sad that the side couples don’t really get much attention. i actually loved the side couples and was hoping the extras would be more about them but we don’t even get one of them and the other has an open ending 😭
after reading this, i need an omegaverse where omegas are treated like royalty 🥺 this book has some very dark themes surrounding it but it’s kind of written in a light hearted way so i didn’t find it to be very dark. i cried a few times tho cuz the circumstances were bad. bai tang is such a resilient character and i’m so glad he was able to meet yunshu and live his life after all the abuse he’s faced. yunshu is just a green forest. he was so selfless and took on the role of being the protector as soon as he found out what happened with bai tang. i actually started this bc i read it was mutual healing and yes, it definitely is mutual healing. i’m just sad that the whole society reformation didn’t have a conclusion. like i understand that change would take a long time, but i would’ve liked to see more about it. i’m also kinda sad that the side couples don’t really get much attention. i actually loved the side couples and was hoping the extras would be more about them but we don’t even get one of them and the other has an open ending 😭
April 24, 2025
Jiang Yunshu, a surgical oncologist, collapses after an 18 hour long surgery, only to wake up in the body of Jiang Yunsu a jewellery designer. Yet, that is certainly not the main shock point of his life, because this new world is one with a sub-gender, aka, ABO verse!
The culture shock is immense, and even more than that, is finding out he is married to a man who is an "omega". Bai Tang is Jiang Yunsu's spouse barely in name; more like a slave kept by him to fulfill his sick fantasies. And in a world so highly opressed by alphas, omega have basically no human rights.
This isn't a romance story primarily. It's one of trauma and healing, of standing up for what's right, of finding peace and mutual companionship even when you feel things are hopeless.
For Bai Tang and Jiang Yunshu, every moment of interaction is a hurdle. In the body of his abuser, Yunshu is Bai Tang's personal nightmare come to life, because he cannot trust this abrupt mentality change and keeps fearing these are new tricks to play against him. Even after he realises they are different people, the trauma is so deeply set that he can't overcome the PTSD at all. It takes months and years to slowly regain his confidence, his mental health and his independence.
I enjoyed how true to reality the author stayed while dealing with medical issues in this alternate universe. Endocrinal development, bone fractures and re-healing, mental instability—all of them take time to get addressed. Recovery is an uphill battle most of the time, and that's aptly depicted here!
Even when it came to the omega rights movements, there were set-ups in place even before our MC transmigrated. The best bit was how the protests are portrayed – the non-violent nature of it, yet undeniable wariness when it comes to police violence in response. Realistically, by the end of the novel, issues still persist. Not every thing is solved, but all the uprisings definitely started pushing society in a better direction.
This was a highly satisfying novel to read. The themes of this story are well established early on, and the author doesn't stray from it.
4⭐️
The culture shock is immense, and even more than that, is finding out he is married to a man who is an "omega". Bai Tang is Jiang Yunsu's spouse barely in name; more like a slave kept by him to fulfill his sick fantasies. And in a world so highly opressed by alphas, omega have basically no human rights.
This isn't a romance story primarily. It's one of trauma and healing, of standing up for what's right, of finding peace and mutual companionship even when you feel things are hopeless.
For Bai Tang and Jiang Yunshu, every moment of interaction is a hurdle. In the body of his abuser, Yunshu is Bai Tang's personal nightmare come to life, because he cannot trust this abrupt mentality change and keeps fearing these are new tricks to play against him. Even after he realises they are different people, the trauma is so deeply set that he can't overcome the PTSD at all. It takes months and years to slowly regain his confidence, his mental health and his independence.
I enjoyed how true to reality the author stayed while dealing with medical issues in this alternate universe. Endocrinal development, bone fractures and re-healing, mental instability—all of them take time to get addressed. Recovery is an uphill battle most of the time, and that's aptly depicted here!
Even when it came to the omega rights movements, there were set-ups in place even before our MC transmigrated. The best bit was how the protests are portrayed – the non-violent nature of it, yet undeniable wariness when it comes to police violence in response. Realistically, by the end of the novel, issues still persist. Not every thing is solved, but all the uprisings definitely started pushing society in a better direction.
This was a highly satisfying novel to read. The themes of this story are well established early on, and the author doesn't stray from it.
4⭐️
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April 20, 2025二刷，好看。但是O的待遇真的好差，每次看都會難過。
December 16, 2025
Dystopian meh
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