Defective Omega

It's a well-written piece; the emotions are portrayed very delicately and naturally, and the pain feels very real. On a side note, regarding the change of top, the guy surnamed Qi is not good enough for Yan Yan. I hope Lin Ning can be the main top.

The beginning was very heartbreaking, and it really helped me empathize with the omega's perspective. I felt so sorry for him. Because of something an alpha said, he had inflamed glands for four years and refused to take off the suppression patch. I cried so much...

I suggest everyone read it for themselves. This protagonist isn't as terrible as many people say, nor is he weak or indecisive. His past experiences transformed his personality from one of tenacious resistance to one of submissive acceptance; everything is traceable, and you can see his transformation. However, I hope to see him grow further later on. The main plot's pacing is also quite good.

Honestly, it's really good. Although it's ABO, the way it portrays class stratification is incredibly detailed. The protagonist might be a good person at first, but life's trials and tribulations corrupt him. Seeing his growth journey later on, so realistic and cruel, I really enjoyed it.

The author writes well; it's not about reconciliation after a broken relationship. Wrongdoing must have consequences, and they don't deserve forgiveness, nor do they deserve it. This is different from other tragic stories. The ending is also good; the end of love is letting go. No one has the right to imprison a free soul in the name of love, nor should anyone be locked in a small courtyard by love. Some people see him as a weed, while others see him as a treasure.

I don't want to talk about that person. 🙂🙂🙂 I hope they switch partners, otherwise I'd rather be the only one to enjoy the beauty (but personally, I still hope Lin can heal him...). The author did a great job; the characters are all very well-developed. 😄

It's so good, so good, so good! Perfect for reading at night. I stayed up all night to finish it. It's an excellent little angst story. My heart ached occasionally while reading it ("><)". I felt so sorry for Yan Yan. The ending was the best ending for Yan Yan 🥺🥺🥺 It's a sad ending, but she didn't end up with Lin Ning.

Teacher Kun's writing has improved so quickly. This is a very mature and captivating novel in my opinion; I read it in one sitting. However, I feel a pang of regret that Ning Yan suffered so much harm. Sometimes I wonder why people express themselves by hurting others? Why are we so cruel to those around us—bullying, despising, mocking?

The author's writing is very delicate; he not only writes about ABO but also about the social classes of the time. The male lead is like the protagonist in Leo Tolstoy's "Resurrection." He is deeply influenced by the class ideology of the time, coupled with his opposition to arranged marriages by his parents.

There was no forced happy ending with dumplings (a euphemism for a happy ending), and the protagonist, Ning Yan, was very well-developed. He was gentle, kind, and possessed a resilient soul. Later on, a phrase suddenly came to mind to describe him: "I'd rather suffer than be numb." Ning Yan, I wish you happiness.