This is an ABO, and the protagonist is a Dominant Omega born to a recessive Omega mother and could be the child of any number of potential fathers. He was abused as a child until his trait was discovered and he was sold off to a potential father. After some years of new abuse by his adoptive Beta brother, Hajin made a decision to escape by marrying out of the house, but escape would not be so easy for such a valuable rare Omega.

As I said at the end of the first release, I don't enjoy this type of novel. Don't get me wrong, I love an ABO, but I love strong/clever Omegas (I'm still not sure what kind of Omega Hajin will turn out to be). With that said, I'm not against angst, nor judgmental of people who like these stories, that's what fiction is for, the exploration of ideas. I'm just not into reading about victimization. With that said if enough people are interested I'll finish Volume 1 as a side project.

Anyway, you've been warned. As for whether the story is any good, I don't know so far, one chapter isn't enough to make a fair assessment. I received c1 for free, but I have enough coins for volume 1's chapters.

MC is constantly remained of his low value and how he is almost not a human being for being omega; that leads to many misunderstanding his own and with ML, because everyone around of him was treating him like an animal.

There are quite an amount of abuse from MC family (except his adoptive mom, at least one decent person in that household), Dad's business partner, some mind games from ML's ex. There are scenes/mentions involving sensitive topics: child abuse, r*pe, coercion, blackmail, attempted su*cide, miscarriage, depression. If you are not in the right state of mind, better not to read it, even though some of certain scenes aren't that graphic.