favourite, huge age gap? under age - shota with high school . fated pair.

Gostei mas queria mais alem da historia porque ja que nao se tem shotacon poderia ao menos ter mais capitulos deles no futuro :'/

This is a warm story about a fated pair, who met too early, falling in love with the omega’s patience and the young alpha’s innocence.
Their love was really well progressed ever since they met as it didn’t feel forced at all. I totally love how the fated pair was depicted: just being together makes them so so happy, my heart feels full. The innocence in their love, from the beginning to when Haruka’s grown up, is something super fulfilling to read about. I also admire the Chika so much for holding back while taking the risk of overdosing.
What is more, the art is gorgeous. I love every expression of the characters, how they adorably blush and smile. One of the best omegaverse I have ever read.

I didn’t like the roles but I like the plot. An omega was so frustrated to keep into himself and being dragged in a messy situation. The alpha kid was so innocent and too young to realize what was going on. Bc this is omega verse, I believe children have to learn basics of that term without knowing sexual roles. I thrillingly enjoyed the extra chapter.

... Last updated on February 3rd, 2020, 6:06am

The shota thing is part of the story's angst and drama. It ain't used as some pervy exploitative fetish. The otp are a fated pair that just happen to have met too early, when one half of the pair is too young. That's all. There is struggle, but no rape or gross child molestation. It's actually really really sweet. Try it and see.

Btw, the omega(s) in this manga are freaking badasses, especially the main character. It's refreshing to see omegas just living normal lives, dealing with their bodily issues in matter-of-fact ways, and being upstanding members of society. They aren't whores, or cabaret girls, or poor minimum-wage workers struggling to get by while being exploited by everyone else. They're just normal people. They're smart and strong because they were raised to live that way. They work hard, they have supportive families, and they have successful high-paying jobs because they're capable people. This is more "realistic" than in other omegaverse where the omegas are all pitiful, tragic figures. I really appreciate that.

... Last updated on July 17th, 2018, 12:36am

I really liked the idea of Omega-chan meeting his fated one before Alpha-kun got to know about all that stuff, but i would have liked if there was more story, for example he could come back after like 1 or 2 years and 2 years after that and so on... or at least show how Omega-chan develops...

LOL jk xD honestly I appreciate how pure the relationship is from the beginning when the seme is still a kid. it's very cute and endearing. we still got some solo action from the uke so it wasn't all for naught. the ending was very satisfying in that you get to see them together again and finally able to consummate LOL. story was very generic but damn was it hot. i need to see more like this from this author, her other works were kinda meh.

Overall an okay read that's much better to swallow (pun not intended) than another work from the mangaka that I'd previously read, though most of that is due to the fact that this one is more light-hearted and there's a lower amount of 'overly pained' expressions on characters' faces which was such a huge turn off for me. I also love the design for the shota kid. The story could be cute at times, but since the couple is announced to be destined together from pretty much the beginning, it kind of throws any suspense out the window and makes the conclusion/reunion lose quite a lot of impact. In the end it all boils down to a fluffy happy ending that pleases everyone but isn't exactly special. Of course that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Lol. This series is super funny! I love the way that the story progresses in comic, cringy ways, as the main character in an omega who's faited pair is an elementry schooler who doesn't even understand the concepts of "omegas", "alphas", and "heats". Unfortunantly I couldn't find this anywhere in English, but was able to read part of it in Spanish.

This premise totally subverts the whole Omegaverse genre. An outwardly alpha high-schooler getting in heat over a cute elementary schooler is something worth seeing hahaha