This isn't great but it's not the worst either. The synopsis makes you think this is a sweet story, it is not and instead is a series of the MC encountering bullying/near-r*pe scenarios with campus life thrown in. Sweet/romantic scenes, while present, are not the real focus. also, trigger warning for this story: forced/r*pe situations. School bullying/violence.

I have several main issues with this novel that makes me think the writer is young/this is an immature work for them.

First, for an omegaverse with 6 genders somehow the shou is obsessed with being a 'straight man.' This makes no sense in a native omegaverse dweller. Sure there are men and women but in a universe where beta also have g**ital cavities in both sexes this concept clearly doesn't fit. In addition, unless I read it wrong, in the early story there was even a throwaway line about 'gay' marriage being legalized. Which again, makes no sense. It doesn't help his switch from 'straight' to 'gay' was very sudden. There is no transmigration so I have no idea how this concept would even sprout here.

In addition, the execution of the alpha/omega is very immature/poorly built. In the first place there's some measurement system for alphas but omegas don't have a rating system.

Another constant plot device is the use of netizens/school network. For a campus novel these netizens are irritatingly constantly self-inserting like the authors' mini-fangirling session. Towards the end I just started skipping all those whole sections of chapters and did not feel like I missed anything.

Personally was not a fan of his friend group, which was constantly referred to as the 'autistic' group. While they're a staple of campus novel, their personalities were not fun for me to read. Perhaps they were just too 'teenager-esque' to me?

Finally, the shou is a math/physics lover and this novel throws out terms/theories like money is free. He uses it as a love language, and while quirky it does get a bit dull. I definitely started to skim. May have rolled my eyes a few times, which was decent exercise lol.

The gong is a typical alpha. Throughout the story he will continually paint himself as black then compare the shou to snow (which is apparently what the shou's pheromone smells like, if that's even a smell). So be ready for that little metaphor to repeat over and over.

If this story does anything it's repeat itself/structure like a student cramming before a test repeating vocab words like they're a mantra. It's basically a cycle between the classroom, early love, bullied, classroom, almost r*pe, classroom-early love- and so on. Hence why I can only say it's average but really not a novel I would recommend. Bullying/almost r*pe situations are a constant plot device which I'm not a fan of.

It's not a sweet/fluffy story. The shou isn't the whiny/weak type, so guess it has that going for it?

While I do agree with a lot of the things a previous review says, I think its a nice pass time read. It's not really something I'd recommend reading if you're there for a quality read though.

Like a previous review said, there's a lot of s*xual harassment that happens both to the MC and other characters. There is also mentions of marital r*pe and child ab*se as well.

What I liked about this story was how we got to see the character growth of the MC and ML. The MC grows... more>> to overcome his past shadows and learn to accept love while the ML battles himself to control his possessive (kinda yandere) nature. I loved seeing the interactions they had between their friends and classmates, as well as the online forum lol.

I found it a little confusing so I will put it here, they are high school students, around 15-17 for the duration of the novel, so don't expect them to act mature all of the time.

Overall there are a bunch of plot holes and some repetition, but I would still rec for a light read. I would not read for quality. <<less