On Improving the Qualities of an Omega Agent

Here I am again, it's been 22 years now, but this is still the top 1 in my ABO

It's so good. I saw it a few years ago and I was amazed at it. I didn't expect to find it after so long, surprise. I read it in one sitting and didn't even have time to comment. I didn't feel anything at the time, but now after watching it, I suddenly feel that it's really sad, like Breakpoint 4, so powerful and calm, but it has to be submissive to its nature. Although it is a very interesting setting and a powerful slut, I really like it, but it is still very sad when I think about it. There is also the final ending, which is very happy, but it is still a bit regretful for me. Because of giving birth, Randall lost his power. Although he was still very powerful, it was still a pity... Harmful. But these are pathetic worldviews, and the text is really beautiful! ! !

Great, ma'am! It's really well written. I personally like the wanton and flamboyant character. Haha, it reminds me of another European-style book. Romance in Danger is the most touching.

Woohoo, it's been six years since I first read this article. I read it over and over again. I really, really like it! Recently, I pinched my impressions of Randall and Bruce in the Forest of Humanity, and they were very cute. I wonder if everything is okay, my wife? Thank you for writing such a beautiful article

Five bullet holes, so Bruce gave in. Woooooooooo, so sweet.

When will you be back?

When I saw "On the Improvement of the Quality of Omega Agents", I guess the main text had been finished a long time ago. I like translation style, Qiangqiang, police and criminal agent stories, etc., But to be honest, I have never seen such a cool work since 2013. In addition to the relatively novel subject matter (I guess European and American fans who have read it all like the ABO setting), the whole work has a serious style, exquisite descriptions, and the protagonist's character is very lovable (similar to classic works such as "Gray Tower Notes"). What is particularly gratifying is that the author has truly written the connotation of the ABO setting - reason and lust, mark and surrender, heirs and bloodline, strength and identity, etc. (Made up by myself = =). The author used the novel setting of Alpha Inhibitor to heavily exaggerate Bruce's forbearance. This indifference and neglect are actually understandable. It is very reasonable in terms of his status and experience, although it feels uncomfortable when watching it. I saw someone on the Sina blog misunderstood the ring on Bruce's hand, so I wanted to post my own thoughts, although it's hard to say whether it conforms to the author's thoughts. Ruth looked at the ring and thought of her own lover. After her death, Bruce kept the ring, probably as an emotional restraint, a practical commandment to remind him of the consequences of being indulging in emotion. This is traceable. At the end of Chapter 42, the author writes that feelings have never been the meaning of their existence, which is connected with "He has learned enough lessons" in Chapter 22, because the latter sentence is "Bruce turned the ring on his ring finger." Later, when Bruce kissed Randall in the office, he took off the ring and put it back on after the kiss was over, which is an excellent proof. I think that at that moment, he might not feel the love in his heart, but he did want to indulge his reason and leave temporarily, because he subconsciously longed for this kind of feeling. So much so that Bruce's sudden burst of feelings after marrying Randall later was an inevitable result. The physiological changes brought about an emotional ice-breaking, because there was a fire burning inside, and for Bruce, there was even some all-or-nothing flavor in it. I don't know if Bruce's ring was taken off at the end, but judging from the author's description, the answer should be yes. At this moment, he no longer needs to hold back his feelings for Randall, and insist on the so-called ending of walking alone in the dark, because after the bad guys died, the protagonists lived happily together~(≧▽≦)/~ I won't go into detail about how likable Randall's character is. Generally speaking, the language of the work is a relatively mature translation style, which is probably influenced by European and American fans. The writing style is also very good, but it is still a little worse than the way Americans speak (it is recommended to watch "The Ultimate Past" by Dracaena), and the "na" that Randall appears from time to time is actually the style of Neon Man... It's a bit superfluous = = There are fewer and fewer good articles recently. I have high hopes for the author. I hope your writing will flourish, you will never be stuck, and you will be wonderful every day!

It's very good, very good, but the translation is so pure that I was very tired from watching it, but it was very good, so I just finished it. Please eat a few foreign words in a big meal and spit them out. Please [poor] I have to admit my feelings and my determination to fly into the flame. It's delicious and I love it. Wait for me to take my time and eat it again [Orange Candy]

Randall is still the little leopard who can't rest.

The first time I read it was around 2017 or 18. The first time I read this kind of Western-style novel (probably?), I was deeply impressed by the blond and blue-eyed Agent O. It was the first time I realized that I was a controlled person. Although Zhang Jingxuan's "Breaking Point" has nothing to do with this song, every time I listen to Breaking Point, I will think of this novel, of Randall who is as warm as the sun, of enduring the pain caused by QQ in the isolation room, of running away alone, and of Bruce's soft heart. Alas, after so many years, I still can't help but recall the love story between an agent and his boss. This setting is still very exciting even now. . . . Anyway, I love it!