Yeah the genre is really oversaturated with works like these, that's why finding gems is even more special like Define the Relationship, Diamond Dust, December, Kiraide Isasete, Omae no Koi wa Ore no Mono, The rogue prince is secretly an Omega, The boundary of fragrance & Turning, just to name a few of my favorites! (Sorry for the spam, I still enjoy the genre a lot but you really gotta walk through 90% of mid to bad works to find the gems...)
My view is that good stories are being polluted by omegaverse because the authors add them on top of every plot. I enjoy this genre but only when there is a whole world-setting. When they add it to the stories which already have solid plots - it distracts and ruins the story. It is like an unnecessary ingredient. For example I want to know how the characters become attracted to each other through the feelings and storyline, but what I get is “heat-rut so they need to f@ck, so they f@ck”… that is just lazy writing and absence of any imagination. Imho
Yeah the genre is really oversaturated with works like these, that's why finding gems is even more special like Define the Relationship, Diamond Dust, December, Kiraide Isasete, Omae no Koi wa Ore no Mono, The ... Chiaki
Omegaverse be running out of ideas istg. They always look the same. And you can easily predict what could happen
Yeah the genre is really oversaturated with works like these, that's why finding gems is even more special like Define the Relationship, Diamond Dust, December, Kiraide Isasete, Omae no Koi wa Ore no Mono, The rogue prince is secretly an Omega, The boundary of fragrance & Turning, just to name a few of my favorites!
(Sorry for the spam, I still enjoy the genre a lot but you really gotta walk through 90% of mid to bad works to find the gems...)
My view is that good stories are being polluted by omegaverse because the authors add them on top of every plot. I enjoy this genre but only when there is a whole world-setting. When they add it to the stories which already have solid plots - it distracts and ruins the story. It is like an unnecessary ingredient. For example I want to know how the characters become attracted to each other through the feelings and storyline, but what I get is “heat-rut so they need to f@ck, so they f@ck”… that is just lazy writing and absence of any imagination. Imho
You just listed me a good read
I'm glad! Have fun reading