This Omega is Sweet and Wild

Li Cheng is an omega, but he is thoroughly like an alpha. He regards teachers like friends, is unrivalled in the swimming pool and also has 80 betas as his lil’ brothers. One day, Li Cheng loudly declares ⸺ He’s determined to win the campus male god alpha Xiao Yiheng over. He must become his! “Xiao Yiheng is smart, handsome, and tall! Moreover, he has long legs and a perky butt. His strong XX capability can be seen with just a glance! Only this kind of alpha is worthy of me!” Long-legged, perky-butt, and has strong XX capability Xiao Yiheng: “……” To show his determination, Li Cheng proclaims that he would give him a love bento every morning. The next day, Li Cheng stayed up all night playing games and can’t get up. The third day, Li Cheng danced the night away with others and can’t get up. The fourth day, Li Cheng fought with the gang from the neighbouring school and can’t get up. Then came the fifth day… The sixth day… The seventh day… Just when Li Cheng is just about to forget his plan of courting the male god, Xiao Yiheng obstructs him inside one of the locker room’s cubicles before his swimming training. “Xiao Yiheng, w-what do y-you want with Laozi?” “Because I was waiting for your lunch box, I haven’t eaten breakfast for a whole week.” Xiao Yiheng had a cold expression. With a fake smile, he continued, “But… Your pheromone smells quite delicious.”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on This Omega is Sweet and Wild This novel was quite a ride! "This Omega is Sweet and Wild" promises a unique take on the ABO genre, and for the most part, it delivers. I went in expecting a fluffy romance, and while there's plenty of sweetness, I was pleasantly surprised by the depth of the characters and their individual journeys. ### First Impressions The premise immediately grabbed me: a "tyrant" omega meets a cold, aloof alpha. Classic enemies-to-lovers setup, right? What I didn't anticipate was how much I'd enjoy the characters' personalities. I was immediately drawn to the MC, Li Cheng. He's a breath of fresh air, a strong and confident omega who defies stereotypes. The ML, Xiao Yiheng, starts as your typical ice king, but his character unfolds as the story progresses. ### What Works Well One of the strongest aspects is the relationship development between Li Cheng and Xiao Yiheng. It's not instant love, but a gradual build-up of trust and affection. I found it refreshing that their individual dreams and ambitions were just as important as their romance. Li Cheng's journey to becoming a world-class swimmer, facing gender discrimination along the way, is inspiring. Similarly, Xiao Yiheng's struggle to break free from his parents' expectations and pursue his passion for art resonated with me. The author does a great job of balancing the romance with these personal growth arcs. I also appreciated the humor woven throughout the story, mostly thanks to Li Cheng's antics. ### Areas of Concern While I mostly enjoyed the novel, I did notice some potential issues. Some readers have pointed out a power imbalance in the relationship, with the ML being too controlling. I can see where they're coming from, but I personally didn't find it overly problematic. However, it's worth noting if you're sensitive to such dynamics. Also, some felt that the MC was rude or unlikeable at times. While I found his brashness endearing, I can understand how it might not appeal to everyone. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers expressed concerns about a specific arc where the MC makes racially charged remarks toward another competitor. Some were also bothered by the ML biting the MC's neck before they were together, considering it sexual harassment. Readers should be aware of these elements before diving in. ### Final Verdict Overall, "This Omega is Sweet and Wild" is a worthwhile read, especially if you're looking for an ABO story that goes beyond the typical tropes. While there are some issues to be aware of, the well-developed characters, heartwarming romance, and inspiring storylines make it a novel I'd happily recommend. I'm giving it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.