O Pretends to be B For The Violent Admiral

The novel brings to mind the Korean drama "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim," but set in an Alpha Beta Omega (ABO) dynamic. In this story, Luo Ran, the omega, shoulders not just Admiral responsibilities but acts more like a doting wife by preparing Alpha Lucas's attire daily, shopping for his clothes and accessories. On the contrary, Lucas厌恶任何形式的肢体接触，且不倾向于建立任何关系（除了与Omega），保持单身。

Initially, I expected Lucas to discover his one-night stand's true identity early on, but the revelation was drawn out, nearly causing me to drop the book due to my frustration. However, the inclusion of flashbacks was a clever narrative device, effectively weaving the plot and providing context for character development and events.

One aspect I greatly appreciated was the departure from the stereotypical omega portrayal as weak and always needing protection. Luo Ran's strength and ability to hold his own in sparring sessions, even matching some Alphas, showcased his resilience. Additionally, I admired how Lucas never underestimated his mate, even using them strategically as pawns in their joint campaign against space pirates.

In conclusion, despite its pacing issues, this novel offers a refreshing take on the ABO genre and provides a decent read for leisurely entertainment.

In fact, it was quite delightful. I almost lost interest halfway, but my love for the HE (Happy Ending) kept me going until the end. All the characters, with the exception of the villains, were charming. The first half was definitely worth the read. I appreciate the translators' efforts for sharing their work.

Here's the translation:

"As a translator, I must confess that Chapter 13 to 58 holds a special place in my heart. Despite its imperfections - teenage-like behavior, occasional melodrama, excessive internet speculation about the main characters' relationship, and occasional pacing issues – it successfully delivers a lighthearted peek into the lives of the Empire's admiral and his secretary. The story focuses more on their personal dynamics rather than intricate political intrigue, so it's not the type for those seeking a profound, world-shaping narrative.

The protagonist captured my attention from the start, and one particular scene midway through solidified my decision to translate this part:

Spoilers follow:
Scene: ML is off fighting, MC stays behind on the battleship with a guard

Guard: Secretary Luo... you can join Admiral once you're recovered. This is just temporary rest.

MC: Do you think I'm disappointed because I can't fight?

Guard: ...

MC: How could that be? Admiral hired me not to fight for him. In battle, he has Lu Adjutant and Wang Adjutant, plus others. My role is to handle his logistics internally.

MC: Each position is crucial. I'm content when I excel in my duties. But why burden the admiral with tasks beyond my expertise?

I find this exchange embodies the dynamic between MC and ML, a ship that I adore.

Additional points of interest:

1. Shen Xiluo shines as the best supporting character, matching my sense of humor perfectly.
2. Wow, that banquet sparked an explosion of shipping! So many pairings emerged from that event.
3. MC's parents are genuinely caring and loving towards their children.
4. The internet reactions became repetitive and predictable, so I skimmed over most of them.
5. MC's emotional intelligence is present, but he's in denial about it.
6. ML's EQ is quite absent, but in a unique way. They interpret others' actions as affectionate even when it's not their conscious intention."

Note: The original text contains HTML tags for formatting purposes, which have been removed in this translation.

I thoroughly enjoyed this narrative; it was incredibly adorable and heartwarming ❤️ However, the level of secondhand embarrassment I experienced was immense !!!!🫣 The additional content was a delightful surprise that added to my happiness. If you're considering reading this story, I highly recommend it – you won't be disappointed.

The book is fantastic! The main character displays remarkable rationality and composure, while the supporting love interest exhibits a tsundere personality. I eagerly check for updates, hoping more readers will discover it. I truly wish for the story to reach its conclusion soon; it's an incredible narrative, please continue!

This book has an uncomfortable vibe; certain passages make me feel extremely self-conscious. The author repeatedly refers to "ultra potent alpha hormones" and the rarity of an "extremely shy SSS omega blushing." The main male character (ML) behaves childishly, unable to choose his own clothes or meals, while the protagonist acts as a caretaker. The romance lacks sweetness; the ML's domineering nature, often involving force, doesn't qualify as cute – it leans more towards a relationship with a manchild, which might be appealing to some readers, but not to everyone.

I don't mean to disrespect those who have given this story a high rating, but I'm feeling quite frustrated and disappointed. At chapter 58, I might have to stop reading due to the main character's behavior. It's concerning how the MC consistently lies and pretends, despite being explicitly told to stop by ML. The repetitive cycles and slow-moving plot are starting to wear on me.

I had hoped for a breakthrough where the truth about the MC being an omega would be acknowledged, but it never seems to happen. Instead, the deceit and pretending continue to拖累 the story. Despite their 200% compatibility, the MC expresses concern about the ML finding someone better in the future. For a character portrayed as intelligent and accomplished, this lack of foresight feels out of character.

I may be being too harsh, but the way the romantic relationship and its development are unfolding just doesn't resonate with me. The core facts – both being SSS Alphas and Omegas, their complementary nature, and the high compatibility – should drive a different narrative.

Please understand, my issue is specifically with the handling of the romance, while I do appreciate other aspects of the story.

The novel is average; it's neither exceptional nor terrible. However, the main character (ML) has a low emotional intelligence, which can be rather annoying at times, at least in my opinion. He often comes across as immature, more like a child, which doesn't resonate with my preference for a more mature lead. Although some readers might find his tsundere traits endearing, personally, I find them annoying.

The storyline is riddled with cliches and cringe-worthy moments. For instance, the overused "kabedon" trope became quite unbearable for me. I couldn't keep up with how often it appeared. Unfortunately, I stopped reading halfway, so I don't know if ML's parents ever got proper names. The character's name, Lucas K. Augustine Dior Gucci Prada 〒▽〒, left me confused – whether it's a joke or not, I couldn't tell since I quit. If it's genuine, I'm curious about the reasoning behind such an unusual name.

There's a particularly amusing part where Lucas asks about the number of people in bed late at night during the old king's birthday, questioning if good fortune led to everyone's amorous inclinations. It's a comical scene.

I dropped the book due to its slow pacing, and another reviewer mentioned that it would've been better if it concluded in 50-60 chapters. If you're looking for a light read, you might still give it a shot. Who knows, maybe I'll revisit it someday. 😊

Remember, these are personal opinions and there could be aspects others enjoy more than I do.