My Younger Brother Presented as an Omega

So pretty. Compared with the already sound ABO society or the gender society that has not changed at all, it is more like the left and right brains fighting each other not long after the ABO differentiation appeared, and everyone was valuing boys over girls and valuing A over O. It's so cool to see the protagonist become A! It's so cool to enjoy life confidently! It's so cool to truly transform from a weakened and domesticated symbol into a respected "person"! A very satirical and humorous work. The author handles the expression of social issues very well. His views are clear but not preachy at all. It feels like seeing female talk show actors on the table recently. It's so good! The attitude towards the Omega brother in the article is actually society's attitude towards women. Readers who may have strong empathy or think of the plight of women in current society may feel uncomfortable or sad. I'm the "it's not real anyway, it doesn't matter if the paper man is tortured" kind of person, so I felt relieved watching it. In short, whether it is a refreshing article about men becoming obscene and being domesticated, or a satirical novel that exposes the sadness of women losing their power in reality, this work is very subtle.

A very subtle metaphor. The abo differentiation heralds a redistribution of power. A very small number of women are no longer restricted by gender and have access to more opportunities. Many details perfectly match the real-life scenes.

ABO Qingliu... The abo world and labels we have seen in the past are embodied here. From the transformation and growth of the identity of "sister" to the subversion of the world of "brother", it is an extremely true representation of the path and choices of life under gender differentiation, and even the great changes in the entire world view. I am very moved that this book is so real... So real that I can relate to it myself, because I am also a "sister". I believe that the idea of ​​favoring boys over girls still exists in the world, and countless "sisters" are suffering from the mental torture of their original families in poverty... But in this book I see a perfect counterattack: that is, becoming the ruler of sex. The very sad thing is that, except for novels, probably... There will never be a chance for such a foolish counterattack to exist completely.

The rating is too low... I feel it deserves higher. It is really well written. The transformation of the heroine in that absurd reality is also well written. After the heroine and her brother exchanged status, it is also good that she did not become a bystander like her previous brother. Some people are dissatisfied with why she is so nice to her brother who has vested interests. But what I think is that if she suddenly treats him like her former brother, what is the difference between her and the person who has hurt her? If you do this, it still doesn't essentially change the status quo. Only the heroine has changed from a victim to a vested interest. This is just that sexism is no longer targeted at the heroine. So I think the heroine has done a good job. The only thing I feel angry about is the attitude of the heroine's brother. He used to be a vested interest and hurt the heroine. After becoming an omega, the heroine is good to her and he is still the same as before. To be honest, I want to see the change in the younger brother's personality. The family of four feels that the heroine is the only normal person, but sometimes there is a strange sense of warmth. The whole text has an absurd atmosphere, but it is also very realistic and makes me feel very complicated. It is really well written, but many people may avoid it because it is a metaphor for real society. Either it is not well written, or it is because it is so well written that many people dare not read it. Haha, what am I talking about? But it is really a book worth reading for all women.

It is a very good book. From another perspective, I am more objectively aware of the implicit bias in the world, but at the same time I feel very depressed and uncomfortable, because there is no ao gender in reality. No matter how high you stand, there will be unscrupulous media asking you why you don't find a male companion. I hope that women will become more united and more and more women will come to the table to eat well.

This kind of subject matter is really beautiful. I don't like the setting of interstellar ABO and Zerg. I am rigidly binary about gender. In the past, I have always been into this kind of subject matter, and I don't like to read short stories either. But this book really impressed me. In fact, the title and introduction of the book attracted me, because I was very curious about how the three female protagonists broke into the feudal world. I rarely find articles that describe friendship in such a large way. It is really good. The first half is very real about the original family, and I am also very happy with Li's growth, which is a very smooth and natural transition. Emotional tension, but not too bitter. For example, you think you are a genius, but there are people outside the world, and you find that you are at the bottom in the outside world, and you can only work hard to prevent yourself from being the last one. And if you read love-girls novels, you can go ahead. It's the first time I've seen an Abo-themed book that expresses gender awareness in such a personal way. It's really nice. If it doesn't suit your taste, then find another one. There are definitely flaws. For example, there are characters in it that I don't like, such as how Fang is qualified to be friends with the heroine. My feeling about this article is: it seems relatively relaxed, and I can accept the viewpoints in it naturally. It is depressing and transitional, but not sad. It is very suitable for someone like me who doesn't like a lot of resentment. The writing style is more relaxed and imaginative. The only pain point is that it is not finished yet, but if the author keeps updating, I will keep following it. In a sense, this is the first interstellar ABO I have read. It turns out that as long as you meet an author who suits your taste, you can tolerate everything from setting the subject matter.

Very nice! It is humorous and profound. It expresses some classic phenomena in a humorous plot, especially the invisibility of the heroine's father, a vested interest, and the heroine's mother's patriarchal preference for girls and the interaction between the left and right brains that emphasize A over O. It's so funny.

It's very well written, but now my rating is low because it's too metaphorical for reality, which makes me a little bit defensive, haha. It is highly recommended that all girls read this book. Everyone must know the reality. Although the reality is cruel, this book can be used as an entertainment version of a social gender textbook.

It's satirical and realistic, and the author's words are not hurtful (not the aggressive type of satire.) Many times I couldn't stop laughing and crying, and I always felt that underneath the surface of comedy there was tragedy.

Reading record: Chapter 30 The various differences before and after the transformation are written very realistically and delicately, and are more oriented toward daily life, not just a slap in the face. The heroine has transformed from a woman to a top heroine, like a beggar who has just become a prince, accepting everything in a somewhat ignorant manner. Her mentality has not changed in the early stage, and she still has lingering feelings for her younger brother. The world of Alpha is really beautiful Reading record: ninety chapters The heroine finally escaped from that home. Dad's deep-hidden rage and violence were brought out by one sentence. It was really unstable. The short-term happiness of this family is like an ice bubble that is already full of cracks. It will burst when you poke it. Or maybe, if the heroine chooses to stand by and watch everything about her brother and family, she can achieve longer-term stability. Fortunately, the heroine has many people in her life who are willing and able to help her. From this point of view, this is a refreshing article about leaving her original family. What's more refreshing is that the author did not simply and crudely set up the ending of the family, but the departure of the heroine (the future hope, the future pillar) fundamentally broke the family.