Reviews for Omega Megaera Manga

It's a wonderful work where you can enjoy the sadness of girls' comics, the muddy feeling like a daytime drama, and the omega verse. It seems that it's not BL, but it seems like romance between men isn't the main thing, and there are places where men get wet with each other. I think the character modeling, the development of the story, and the beauty of the pictures are all amazing. I love Mamiya-kun. As a world view, it has a somewhat retro atmosphere, and I think the image is a bit close to the comic called Golden Days. I'm really excited to see how the story unfolds in the future.

It was a repetition of moving in an unexpected direction without knowing where the story would unfold one volume at a time, and the end was unpredictable. The ever-changing human relationships under such circumstances were also very interesting. I see the strength and strangeness of the bonds between people in their appearance of them joining hands and cooperating for the survival of the “house” even though they were hostile, becoming comrades and becoming a “family” in the true sense of the word. The characters are at the mercy of a superclass and discriminatory society against the backdrop of war, but the most impressive ones are probably Reiko and Saimon after all. Reiko is a proud leader who comes from a prestigious family and is proud and always beautiful. Saimon had an extraordinary brain, yet lived in love. I hope that Saimon's chosen way of life was the life he wanted.

I've read up to 9 volumes. Speaking of common developments, this is it. However, it is a relief that none of the children are really bad people. I'm moved by the children who never gave up on their fate and went to seize it. There will probably be another agony or two, but I want to look forward to it until it's over!

Even though they sell Omega Verse, if it wasn't BL, it stuck in my ear, and I got interested. The story progresses as Omega, who is oppressed, and Omega Ella, who is despised for reasons such as not being able to give birth to children even though they are Omega, aim to get ahead in an alpha wealthy family... Well, it's muddy. It's a muddy world like a daytime melodrama from a year ago. There are currently no wet areas, so isn't it good for people who don't like BL's Omegavers? Sometimes something that looks like a gag gets caught, and I like the feeling of being able to take a break.

I was wondering if it was muddy, but that wasn't the case. Volume 1 made me sad because it would be really painful to be in Megaera's position, but I'm looking forward to seeing how it unfolds after this.

I learned about something called Omega Verse in this film, and I was quite surprised by the setting. The power relationships between ability and reproduction, social situations, human relationships, etc. are intricately intertwined, and I got the impression that if you like muddy stories, you'll be addicted to it.

This is a work that I think even beginners in the Omega verse can enjoy. Even though it's an outrageous setting, faction fights and relationships have a sense of realism like a daytime drama. I want to keep reading this muddy story.

I had read a little bit on another comic site before, and it was a work that left a great impression on me. I don't particularly like BL, but I'm drawn into a story that includes a unique world view, an indescribable atmosphere, and suspense!

Mudoro Family Feud Obsession. The point of view is interesting. It nicely mixes the fun of BL with the characteristics of the Omega verse, and it draws me in as if it were incorporated into the work

It was interesting to read the author's work, so I was looking for another work and found it. Even though the genre is female, it's called an Omega verse work, so I was interested. When I read it, I felt like it was a human drama with things like the mushy reality of humans and the ideals I wanted to become everywhere.

I haven't bought the full volume yet, but I'm really looking forward to it! The protagonist? I'm looking forward to love it!!

I've read BL works by this artist, but is this not BL? It's a great read and I'm worried about the continuation!

It is Marukido sensei's first general paper series, but after all, the BL color is dark. It's Omega Verse, too. The teacher's style is classical, to put it better; to put it worse, Showa style. Other reviewers have also written it, but it's a daytime drama. What's more, it's from the good old days, like Hosho Mai and Takagi Miho. The heir to the zaibatsu is disputed between a hidden son of the head of the family who misrepresented his origin, the granddaughter of the head of the family, and a man Ω who wants to treat him unwell as the wife of the head's son due to infertility. Highlights include the main character, Infertility Omega (Megaera), the emotional instability of Shino, the first wife who is supposed to be superior to him, and the thorough indifference of Seijuro, who is supposed to be overwhelmingly α, their spouse. It's fun to be drawn in, but I feel like the development after Part 1 was completed was a bit overwhelming. I've even bought a single episode and are following along, so I want the development to move quickly.

It's a suspense set in the omega-verse, but it's a profound work that exposes social issues and the sad nature of human beings. I'm curious about the continuation of what will happen to the main character after the plot twists.

The story is like a daytime drama. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to the main character

This is the only way to see the world because of this pattern! It's nice that the heavy, somewhat anachronistic atmosphere makes you forget about everyday life.