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

This review contains spoilers. I get healing from my kids... Each has its own problems, but two people can overcome them. It's an ideal form of family where you can work hard for your kids... That's great!

This review contains spoilers. An everyday family story full of smiles between Omega and the children's writer α's husband. I've read up to 2 volumes. Both Kosuke (Ω) and Haruka (α) had a lot of loneliness and pain until they were able to smile, and now that they have put in a lot of effort and now that they have a family, they can laugh happily, and it makes me cry! Kosuke, who was a cute otome, was working hard to take over the family business. Haruka, who loves reading, feels lonely when forced to become a strong alpha. I think leaving it to my grandmother because it's not α as parents think would be abandoning childcare, but it may have been for Haruka's benefit. After her grandmother passed away, difficult days continued, but even when denied her favorite world, Haruka was a strong person who continued to maintain a gentle sensibility without getting frustrated. There is also a part where Kosuke also realized it in an attempt to get stronger, and the sight of Kosuke making another effort to soften the stubborn part is reliable. I like the cute expression of Kosuke facing the feeling of liking something cute that has been sealed. It looked like a straight person, but there were parts that were surprisingly relentless, which is good because it has a human touch. I really like this work because the charming characters are drawn in beautiful pictures, easy to read, and it makes me feel kind!

This review contains spoilers. I've always thought while reading that they want to be a couple who can acknowledge each other in this way and share their thoughts. It makes me feel kind and heartwarming, and I think there is such an omega-verse... both dads are wonderful. I'll read more.

This review contains spoilers. I like Omeba's works and I collect them, but I love them so much that they compete for the top positions!! I want you to pick up this work without hesitation ♦ I still don't know how the two met, but the love is so big that I'm satisfied, too big, too big? do you want me to keep watching over this family without permission?

This review contains spoilers. Everyone in this family loves it ♪ I thought it was a work that made me feel energetic and kind when I was tired. Alpha's Haruka was estranged from her parents in volume 2, but by chance she met Kosuke from Omega and was reunited, and I thought that Baba and the others were too caught up in Bath sex. There were twists and turns, but I'm glad we were able to recognize each other as individuals and personalities rather than birthdays.

This review contains spoilers. In volume 1, I didn't know how their worries would change in the future, and even so, it ended with the two supporting each other and trying to shape their family and happiness. From there, volume 2 had the best storyline where the two of them faced what they had (past) and overcome it. Changes in Kosuke who couldn't tell people around him that he likes cute things, and changes in Haruka who can't tell his parents what he is now. Little by little, the story warmed up after drawing the painful past of the two people carried over in volume 1 with a recollection scene, but when I noticed it, I was moved and cried over and over again. Marin and Yosuke are also much cuter, and they often say that there are moments that make children feel surprised, but I felt that might really be true. And personally, all the characters in this film have incredibly nice smiles, which is amazing to say the least. Since it's an Omegaba film, I'd like to recommend it regardless of whether it's BL or anything like that.

This review contains spoilers. It's really unexpected, or rather, Haruka's parents and Kosuke's school days, and the storyline really blends so well with the current situation every time, and it's a really comfortable work no matter how many times you read it. I really liked it... the set-up part was amazing, and after that reconciliation was seriously too crazy. Haruka, who couldn't stand it so quickly that she dropped a freshly washed towel, was so nice. I really think it was good that these two people were in their turn. I was curious about the encounter. huh! Why is it all the best every time!!!!

This review contains spoilers. It slowly conveys how happy everyday life is. I have children and take turns to work, eat, and go to bed. I'm just happy every day like this, and I'm going to live that way from now on. I think it's important to be able to pick up small happiness every day without spilling it out. The fact that Kosuke Moharuka loves each other is overflowing and this is happiness!! It also makes me feel warm. When I was doing it, Kosu's injury was ridiculously eccentric, but it's cute that I burst into tears right away. I like it.

This review contains spoilers. Kosuke and Haruka, who must have suffered a lot, love each other from the bottom of their hearts, are blessed with two cute children, and have built a very happy family. I was also very happy when I read it because of a life full of kindness.

This review contains spoilers. An omega-verse work depicting the daily lives of a family and husband, with α and Omega, who are already husbands and parents of two children. It's a story about how they met, fell in love, got married, and became a long way ahead of that kind of thing. Even if I say everyday life, I can't say it's true... there's no boring feeling of everyday life at all, and it's rather sad. Little by little, the past of the two is revealed (probably from now on), but it's a story where love is strong even in the midst of sadness. The happiness now lies ahead of resisting and resisting the difficulties of living as a delicate man Omega. I want to tell Omega's Kosuke that it's okay not to be too stubborn and to be wrapped in Haruka's great love and enjoy happiness. I'm also curious about Haruka's past. I'm looking forward to volume 3!