Um, beautiful art, but not much of a story. I mean, how does Riku go from being an alpha to an omega, and we barely get to see how that actually affects him beyond the surface level? The story mentions that it’s difficult for him to accept, but I didn’t really feel that struggle through the main character himself. He also seems to readily accept Keiki as his alpha, which felt a little underdeveloped given the circumstances. He’s one of the girliest alphas I’ve ever seen how did anyone not question it. And the age gap? Yikes.
I’m not going to tell you not to read it, but just know that you’ll probably be sitting through this manga primarily for the art rather than the storytelling.
Um, beautiful art, but not much of a story. I mean, how does Riku go from being an alpha to an omega, and we barely get to see how that actually affects him beyond the surface level? The story mentions that it’s difficult for him to accept, but I didn’t really feel that struggle through the main character himself. He also seems to readily accept Keiki as his alpha, which felt a little underdeveloped given the circumstances. He’s one of the girliest alphas I’ve ever seen how did anyone not question it. And the age gap? Yikes.
I’m not going to tell you not to read it, but just know that you’ll probably be sitting through this manga primarily for the art rather than the storytelling.