The whole "unfertilized eggs" thing makes no sense since they've had sex a bunch of times and this never came up. Obviously it's for the author's convenience, but they should've had the foresight to explain this--and the concept of Mugo laying eggs in Jaheon and being a god completely removes the need for this to be an omegaverse. Nevermind they decide to get disturbing with it; rather than just have Jaheon pregnant with one egg, they instead make him pregnant with five, but only one's fertilized, and the others crash and break while the fertilized one stays safe. It's kinda unnerving with the "one's good, the rest aren't" approach.
The whole "unfertilized eggs" thing makes no sense since they've had sex a bunch of times and this never came up. Obviously it's for the author's convenience, but they should've had the foresight to explain this--and the concept of Mugo laying eggs in Jaheon and being a god completely removes the need for this to be an omegaverse. Nevermind they decide to get disturbing with it; rather than just have Jaheon pregnant with one egg, they instead make him pregnant with five, but only one's fertilized, and the others crash and break while the fertilized one stays safe. It's kinda unnerving with the "one's good, the rest aren't" approach.