She was abandoned by her ex-husband and dedicated to her current boss, a story about a broken rose that was put back together and nourished by her lover's love.
The author's writing style is very good, the attack is sincere and solemn, the recipient responds slowly to the attack, and the emotional flow emphasizes love but neglects desire.
The male and female characters are difficult to define, but they are also highly matched. The male protagonist found out for a long time that the female character would not truly love him and treat him as an independent individual, and finally decided to abandon the female husband and son (the son was also addicted and was hopeless).
Because I have loved, the protagonist's struggles and pulls are recalled until he finally feels like giving up and escaping, and the step-by-step process of self-analysis is very interesting!
Shou and Gong had a one-night stand and ran around with a ball (who didn't know Gong). In order to raise a child, he was kept by Gong. Later, Gong gradually fell in love with Shou and became jealous of himself.
Relaxed and sometimes sour, I kept waiting for the horse to fall off when I watched it [laughing and crying]
Seriously, Omega is about equal rights, the author's writing is very good and it also involves some social discussions. It was shocking when I watched it for the first time.
In flashback, Shou lost his memory in the opening scene and cut off his glands, and then found Shou and recovered his memory to find out the reason.
As the memory gradually recovers, readers and Shou feel the bitterness and sweetness of the two of them together, and finally feel angry and helpless that they have reached this point...