The premise looked promising. I'm personally not a fan of pushy characters and people in general, but I was like "Oh well, hopefully the uke will make him regret it". So yeah, I lied to myself for 5 chapters, I kept telling myself Yoshiki would change before the end, and that he surely had a perfectly reasonable reason (lol) for what he did (cheating?). Then chapter 6 destroyed my hopes. What do you mean he made all those omegas his pairs? How fucked up is that? He could've just used them and left them (not better, but still) instead of ruining their entire life?! And he just reveals the fact in passing, like "Oh, right. I did that, didn't I?" And I don't even wanna talk about the extra. Unrelated, I wanted to see Yamato repent after what he did.
Anyway it's good if you're into morally-grey characters and endings, but if you like fluff and happy endings, this leaves a somewhat bitter aftertaste ╮(￣▽￣)╭
The premise looked promising.
I'm personally not a fan of pushy characters and people in general, but I was like "Oh well, hopefully the uke will make him regret it". So yeah, I lied to myself for 5 chapters, I kept telling myself Yoshiki would change before the end, and that he surely had a perfectly reasonable reason (lol) for what he did (cheating?).
Then chapter 6 destroyed my hopes.
What do you mean he made all those omegas his pairs? How fucked up is that? He could've just used them and left them (not better, but still) instead of ruining their entire life?! And he just reveals the fact in passing, like "Oh, right. I did that, didn't I?"
And I don't even wanna talk about the extra.
Unrelated, I wanted to see Yamato repent after what he did.
Anyway it's good if you're into morally-grey characters and endings, but if you like fluff and happy endings, this leaves a somewhat bitter aftertaste ╮(￣▽￣)╭