Escape from That Obsessive Alpha [Male Alpha, Female Omega]

Stayed up late to catch up, it is a very thoughtful article. At the beginning, I thought it was an ordinary forced marriage and robbery, but I didn't expect that the subsequent development became more and more interesting. The writing style, narrative, logic and so on are really good. I feel that the author is only one chance away from becoming famous. Come on, author!!!

I feel that the heroine was able to stab her so ruthlessly. On the one hand, it was a real ideological conflict, but on the other hand, she was arrogant.

The rest of the book is a bit rushed... But there are really not many online articles that are willing to discuss social issues. In addition, the author also has knowledge reserves in this area, which is quite rare. I hope the author will continue to work hard hahaha. This book is really an unexpected surprise.

The writing can be intentional, but some of the heroine's compromises made me feel stuck in my throat and not very satisfying, but I understand that this is the only way to go.

The article is a bit immature, but it is satirical and realistic, and I can see what the author wants to express. Come on!

One thing to say, although there is still a lot of room for improvement, this is indeed the most profound ABO article I have ever read. In fact, it's not an ABO article. I originally came here to read it as a pre-bedtime cookie. After all, the name has an ancient flavor, but after reading it, I stayed up all night to finish it. It's completely different from what I imagined. To be precise, it feels like it's just a disguise, not a real romance. The memory is very profound. The author said that abo is actually the best subject to write about taboos. It is indeed true. Many things are not limited to the abo world. It makes me feel like I have returned to the time a few years ago when I most enjoyed discussing and thinking about society and the world. A lot of it is bad, but I find these reflections fascinating and "realistic". But what I think needs to be handled better is that I think the heroine has always been in love with the hero. This kind of love cannot be just defined as love, including the hero's love for the heroine. I think it would be a bit OOC if the heroine can cheat the hero and remain happy, but for her, there are more important things that override these emotions. All in all, this is the most profound comment I have seen in recent years. Equal rights are difficult, but our generation is making progress. It's not just about equal rights, there are also some discussions that I find quite interesting. It can be seen that the author is a person who likes to think very much. In reality, I have met many people with brains that are happy with nipples. I do prefer thinking heads. Come on.

I feel like the ending is too sudden and I can't quite tell how the heroine feels about the hero.

There are not many authors who write articles now that are willing to discuss something. The author seems to describe an exaggerated version of what has happened in real society in recent years. When the heroine is questioning others, it seems that I am also being questioned in reality. I really can't give it 5 stars, so I'll give my wife a thunderbolt.

Why? Because he doesn't want to treat the heroine as a human being, and he can't communicate at all and now he blames the heroine. So what could the heroine do like that back then?

This is the first time I can't help but comment. The first time I read the author's work was "Forbidden Court Spring". The introduction was very interesting to me, but the content was different, so I didn't read it. Today I was reading other books in the book shortage, and found that this one is really well written. The author has a great style, and the romance and plot are combined very well. Because this book is a big fan of the author, please do it!