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I almost forgot Yiseok had that pet snake! He’s quite a troublemaker for both Yiseok and Yaba. But I just adore when the Seme owns a pet! I do feel bad for some of the things he goes through in the novel though ╥﹏╥
I'm hoping the snake pov chapter is translated!
I started reading this yesterday and finished it today and I gotta just wow. This was certainly not what I was expecting. It’s definitely a somber kind of read in the beginning that becomes more lighthearted as you read on.
The first season with the first timeline had me in tears almost every chapter after reading of what Aeroc had gone through. I don’t think what Aeroc or Kloff did was right, but I do believe that what Kloff had been doing to Aeroc the whole time was just so much more wrong than what Aeroc did. I actually kind of commend the author for making me feel so bad for this one character.
The second season with the second timeline gave me an actual sigh of relief that Aeroc’s story was not over. I do feel that he got over his fear of Kloff a little too quickly considering OG Kloff had abused him in the past timeline for years and forced him to give birth out of his petty revenge and desire to conquer him.
Overall, I think the story is pretty alright and just an interesting read. I do kinda wish it stayed Alpha x Alpha instead of going the cliche direction of turning an alpha into an omega but that’s just me (づ￣ ³￣)づ
I mean like wont he have some kind of trauma from all the children being ripped away from him it would be great if the author sprinkles some trauma responses here n there
That’s what I’m saying! I think we’re missing out on all the trauma Aeroc experienced before. He doesn’t really show as much fear, but I did read some other comments that said that they were apparently a fated pair and Aeroc was always meant to turn into an omega for Kloff. The medicine that Kloff fed him before just expedited the process.
I never thought of it like that. I would have been great if the author focused on like atleast the fear surrounding the relationship Ig he was a bit more cautious approaching ml. I really hope the author will touch the deeper topic in the future