what’s frustrating about this read is that the male lead fundamentally doesn’t change from a bad person to a good person. when i hear that a story has a grieving and groveling arc, i expect the male lead to fundamentally change as an individual. the problem is that the only reason the male lead improves is because he realizes his assumptions were actually incorrect. even then, he continues to make false assumptions throughout the entirety of the story and never really changes for the better.
of course, he gets forgiven because they have some kind of tie to each other, since that’s pretty typical in omegaverse stories. it’s just a bit upsetting, boring, and useless, in my opinion. i only read up to chapter 39. i didn’t even want to read six more chapters of it. i feel like it would have been fine if it were just a little better, but i really disliked the male lead because he genuinely did not change. i’m a bit critical, but this wasn’t horrible. just fine.
what’s frustrating about this read is that the male lead fundamentally doesn’t change from a bad person to a good person. when i hear that a story has a grieving and groveling arc, i expect the male lead to fundamentally change as an individual. the problem is that the only reason the male lead improves is because he realizes his assumptions were actually incorrect. even then, he continues to make false assumptions throughout the entirety of the story and never really changes for the better.
of course, he gets forgiven because they have some kind of tie to each other, since that’s pretty typical in omegaverse stories. it’s just a bit upsetting, boring, and useless, in my opinion. i only read up to chapter 39. i didn’t even want to read six more chapters of it. i feel like it would have been fine if it were just a little better, but i really disliked the male lead because he genuinely did not change. i’m a bit critical, but this wasn’t horrible. just fine.