Reviews for <Chapter release>Papa x Papa: an Alpha and Omega's Happily Married Life Manga

This review contains spoilers. It is such a beautiful and heartwarming story. I LOVE THAT THE STORY SHOWS THAT ALPHAS CAN BE SENSITIVE AND OMEGAS CAN ALSO BE STRONG. I hope this manga gets published by many people and translated into many languages. It would be so nice if it got thrown into an animation.

This review contains spoilers. It was a book depicting everyday life, starting from a form that had already been completed as a family. There were no major obstacles in particular, and they carefully summarized their daily lives, and there were many peaceful scenes from beginning to end. There is also a proper way!!!! It was so amazing... Although it's Omega, there were quite a few places where Kosuke's sad feelings about trying to look like a man came up... it's painful not being able to honestly say what you like... So the scene where Haruka understood Kosuke's feelings and sent clothes as a present came as a surprise! Marin and Yosuke are too good kids... I'm looking forward to the future of these kids too. The next 2 volumes give a glimpse into the past of the two, but I don't think Haruka's past is that hard, and I don't fall in love with Haruka's parents!! I was reading it while being confused lol now, Kanomou, who treats her kindly, probably because of things from the past, ended up leaving Haruka at her grandmother's place. that fact got me caught up in any way... When it comes to Kyoko's mother, she doesn't even meet her grandchildren, so seriously, I thought it wouldn't be nice if the fuss just continued after reading... That wasn't the case!!! The past of living apart hasn't changed, but if you think that was also an act of trying to protect Haruka, I'm somewhat convinced... well, that doesn't change the fact that it hurt Haruka deeply. Even so, Haruka is strong, trying to somehow get close to the children, and I couldn't help crying when Kyoko walked up to respond... The scene where the two of them melted was amazing... Kyoko's delusion from there was amazing!! Kosuke Side's past is also quite heavy, and I don't think it was an extraordinary effort, both physically and mentally, to have a cute appearance typical of Omega when he was a student to become a cool dad now. That's why I understood that they were hypersensitive about such cute things, and the fact that Haruka supports them probably leads to an absolute sense of security for Kosuke. It was great to see how family ties deepened even further after overcoming the distortions of the past. Also, Yosuke's troubled eyebrows, who is wearing a costume that arrived online, were irresistibly cute...!!! lol it looks like the sequel is starting to be serialized, so I'm looking forward to it!!

This review contains spoilers. It's a heartwarming BL for everyday life. At the beginning, children are also on their turn. I go back and forth between the present and the past through recollections, etc. Kosuke, who looks like α at first glance, is α Haruka's husband and husband who isn't α. They're having a happy and enjoyable time with their two cute kids, but until that point, they both lived difficult lives. I guess every day was fraying with the eyes around me and the heartless words from my parents. I wasn't able to say that I really liked what I liked, and even so, I had a feeling that I couldn't put an end to it, so I'm here now. I think these two are two people who really need each other. Volume 2 was full of passages, the past of the two, and Haruka's parents... what is it? I was so confused. I can't express it well, but I really didn't like my parents. In the end, it fits in a circle, but isn't that unforgivable? It's like that. Also, when Kosuke was a student... I'm really glad Matsumoto-kun was there, but it's a mess. But that fuzzy mess blew away for a moment in Yosuke's Pikmin-like costume that came out after turning the pages lol it was a story where we all overcome the various everyday things that happen to families, good and bad. I thought it was really nice that Haruka was able to continue writing novels and Kosuke's cute things even now that he became an adult.

This review contains spoilers. This family is precious! I was moved and in tears by the warm and wonderful family story. In particular, I thought volume 2 of Reconciliation with My Parents was really nice. The kids are cute, and it was great that my husband and I took care of each other.

This review contains spoilers. It's really nice. The family seems to be having fun, everyone is smiling, and family love is tightly packed. Of course, they are raising children while cooperating with a loving and gentle gaze. Husband love is good. It was so nice to feel that they cared for each other and wanted each other in between raising children. Since it's an omega bar, there is an estrus period, so that also has an effect, but when the estrus period comes, it promises plenty of love to make you feel full and sweet. I'm thrilled. They're usually cool, but when they're so cute, Doki Doki Kyah is terrible. As expected, the soft Haruka is always so cool! I think so. Each story from the past, when they were children, was imposed on them by their parents' ideals, denied what they wanted to do, and gave up. Even so, in order to get stronger, I've been working hard to protect what's important. Let's let our kids be free to do whatever they want. It was so nice to be warmly and affectionately wrapped around the family without being twisted. I'm glad I got along well with Haruka's parents. I burst into tears. I wanted to learn more about how they first got to know each other and their lovers.

This review contains spoilers. Looking at it, I think it might be the opposite of Ω and α, but that's also nice. Tobino Kousu (Ω) and picture book writer Haruka (α). And the cute kids Marin and Yosuke. It's nice that the everyday lives of the four are depicted in a heartwarming and sometimes erotic way. Haruka's parents also came out, and their rut was resolved. My husband and husband are wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. It's super fun. The child-rearing system is the best. Omega looks like a normal boy without being feminine, and it's easy to read, and even so, they like cute things, are good at sewing, have a cute personality, etc., raising their likability, and in volume 2, they also get along well with α's estranged parents, and I'm moved.

This review contains spoilers. What led me to read the work was that I mistook it for another work (the picture and title had a similar atmosphere), and also from the mistake that it was an extra edition. However, the extra edition alone was full of highlights and seemed interesting, such as Child-Raising Switch Omega Verse (the appearance and properties of Alpha and Omega are reversed), so I read the main story as well. There was a stronger sense of switch in the main story than in the extra edition, and the two people, Omega and Alpha, who didn't seem like they were, were so cute. I wanted to cheer for the strong, hardworking Omega and the ephemeral and delicate alpha like Omega... it felt like an ideal decoboko CP. Also, the two kids were insanely pretty, and even though there was a line like “Marin might be alpha,” it wasn't decided (but I think it would be alpha), and Yosuke was curious about settings that looked like Omega (I just think) from the clothes, actions, and actions they were wearing, so it was fun to anticipate and imagine. As for Haruka's parents, the setting is often just a quick glimpse of Omega Verse in general, and this is the first work that has been written so well, and there were a lot of things I thought about. It made me think about the future of a genderless world, even though I knew it was a fantasy world called the Omegaverse, which is an extension of BL. It was a warm story where prejudice was gently pointed out and corrected in order to create a society where everyone can live comfortably.