an alpha for a short term mark and he didn't want to tell his little brothers because they would "make a great fanfare and line up the students of the school so he can choose his concubine"

7 boyfriends as a while while her brother struggles to fend off a big bad alpha

I love how Li Cheng (MC) grows up and gets to achieve his dreams. He becomes more confident and slightly smarter (of course, Xiao Yiheng (ML) still beats him when it comes to being shameless) due to Yiheng's influence and it shows. The two love each other so much, though it's really funny that Li Cheng took a while longer to realise that he actually likes Yiheng. He also endures a lot of discrimination for being an omega, but Li Cheng breaks all the obstacles with stride. He slowly learns to rely on Xiao Yiheng, who is willing to care for him as Li Cheng was so used to being strong and hard-headed by himself. (Being an orphan, and having to fight and protect his sister from the harsh world is hard.) He had no choice but to be the leader in his circumstances, and it's amazing that he is chosen to be the team captain of the national team later on.

Honestly, I feel bad for Xiao Yiheng. Li Cheng's appearance in his life tells him what Xiao Yiheng has been missing, which is living life for himself. Before he met him, everything was planned out by his parents to be the 'ideal Alpha physics researcher at the top of society'. He is basically someone who would exist in real life, a child who is only moulded to achieve their parents' agendas than their own dreams. Of course, not everyone excels in everything as Xiao Yiheng does, but most people with parents who force their aspirations on them would relate to him.

All the awards, trophies and everything he earned were all left behind because they don't belong to Xiao Yiheng, but rather his parents' ideal 'Xiao Yiheng'. It got so bad that he rather abandon everything at home to elope with Li Cheng. I finally understood why the other reviewer was so disappointed when he forgot to take the gift Li Cheng gave him earlier on. Part of me was wondering why XYH did not take his passport or any important documents with him since he decided to nuke his relations with his parents once and for all. It's really a shame how he had to come to the decision, as he had hoped that his parents would let down their pride and care for him as a human being.

But anyway, Xiao Yiheng felt alive when he was with Li Cheng, and it's no surprise that he would be attracted to him after all. Everyone else who witness them in real life is just really shocked at how much of a power couple they are. One is a world athlete, and the other is a world-famous painter who's really good at studies. The world may be unfair, but hey, at least two normal people, both injured in their own way from personal circumstances, get together and create the happy family they always wanted.

of MC ended to ML with the gangster at the (internet cafe and back of the school..?) I'm kinda sensitive or more like it touch my sour spot when MC blamed ML which ML didn't do it intentionally.. It's sweet to some peeps but for me, meh

And two, because on some point the ML feelings for MC isn't that authentic at first, which I agree. ML likeness on MC at beginning is at the stage where they like a pet and want to tame it.. When he get to know MC and likewise of MC to ML it went well.

I like the progress of their relationship and their baby

They have a pet duck 🙂

The MC is fed up with people underestimating him as an omega and the author does a good enough job highlighting how the MC and ML break stereotypes (Alphas are supposed to occupy "top" jobs but the ML decides to become a painter, and omegas are supposed to be "soft and weak" but the MC is a strong swimmer). But the sad part is that while the MC is supposed to understand how toxic gender stereotypes are, the author also makes him say a bunch of sexist remarks. For example, in chapter 100, which was supposed to be a super touching chapter:

"Okay, okay." Li Cheng (MC) rubbed her (MC's teammate) head lightly, "You are an alpha, crying like this will make others laugh."

??? Isn't the MC supposed to understand that gender stereotypes are BS, why would the author turn around and do this? Maybe, I'm overanalyzing this and maybe the MC is just using a roundabout way to comfort his teammate, but it really rubbed me the wrong way.

Additionally, it seems that although the author cares a lot about writing about brekaing ABO gender stereotypes, they don't really care too much about how it reflects in the female/male gender stereotype. In the same chapter that the MC said to the alpha girl that she shouldn't cry, the author says this about another alpha girl swimmer:

'She was cursed her like this in front of other teammates...

She is a girl after all, and her face flushed immediately after being insulted by the captain with such foul language. '

What in the world, does being embarrassed and sad about being insulted have to do with being a girl? In one sentence, the author writes that an alpha girl is a "girl after all" and would undoubtedly get upset by someone insulting them, and then in another sentence, because the teammate was an alpha girl, she shouldn't cry? So does being a girl mean that they're expected to be weak? But why can't an alpha cry? I thought that the author said that girls are weak and alphas shouldn't cry, so what are alpha girls supposed to do, is this going to be a paradox?

A bite mark between alpha and omega;
A cute baby;
Omega heat;
A society's prejudice against omegas and the struggle to change that;
Suppressors;
Pheromones to supress and to seduce.