This is hard to read.
It seems a Cinderella fantasy evolved into something painfully and obnoxiously twisted.
Omega's heat in the ABO universe was never something cute and pretty, but the MC here straight up gets a mental disability with which, given the chance, he could eat trash from the floor and masturbate simultaneously - paying no mind to anyone on the central street in the daylight.
And the sole purpose for ML is to be a safe space for the patient. He will accept, he will love, he will be kind, he will provide, he will do everything.
Well, if it isn't nice.
Hmmm, the confession was somewhat unsatisfying. It just... happened.
The romantic development was what kept me still interested. It's a bit hard to be engaged with a political plot when the other side is cartoonishly stupid and evil. Which is very annoying, because the main villainess knows the heroine's weaknesses all too well but still doesn't target them at all after some mild provocation at the beginning.
Well, I guess it's too much to expect more from this kind of stories... Would be nice to witness a competent non-psycho threat for once though!
Well, I do happily eat it up because I like the MC (especially his design, lol), but the pacing is pretty funny. Since I'm not in the mood for serious reading, it gets a pass. Still, almost every plot turn (I can't even say "arc") transition is pure comedy.
We also are not given any real objectives, and just follow along with whatever the author comes up with. It also doesn't feel that the MC truly suffers from consequences of Deculaine's actions, everything solves itself conveniently, blablabla, I can go on and on, Deculaine pretty.











Ch. 7
They are cute, and I understand that Nathan doesn't actually love his girlfriend, but instead of "roleplaying" dates, he should have broken up with her first at least. That's not a matter of love, that's basic respect
Oh, nvm, he did break up. That's why he went on a date