THE ALPHA'S OBESSESION

update please?

Reading the comments, make me realize non of you punks who says it no good cant appreciate a good book

Story: 5, due to the details and complexity, yet it ultimately lacked coherence. I believe it was Chapter 18 where I genuinely exclaimed "WTF" aloud. There are some bizarre twists in this series. The endings of practically every chapter are highly inconsistent.  

Art: 7, it's genuinely not that poor.  

Characters: 2, because seriously, there is absolutely no character development whatsoever. I don't have an issue with sexy or sex scenes, but I feel like this series prioritized the sexy elements and neglected everything else.  

Enjoyment: 3, as it was so outrageous and perpetually shifting, I had to finish reading it entirely.  

Overall: 4, the only aspects I mostly enjoyed were the art and the sheer insanity.

I really can't picture a worse character in the world. Every time the prince speaks, it's something cruel or selfish. There's absolutely no love between them. He literally engages in sexual abuse bordering on rape. She couldn't be more foolish, as she forgets all the terrible things he does to her and somehow falls "in love" with him the next moment. He makes decisions for her without any regard for her feelings, forcing her into saying yes, after which she inexplicably doesn't yell at him or get properly angry. What I truly despise is when he claims that she's his and no one else's. He says this as if it excuses all the things he's bullied her into. She has never once said she belongs to him. And he doesn't say it in a loving manner; instead, it's possessive, like a child talking about a TOY. It's genuinely quite revolting. She thinks she's resisting, but she's barely putting up a fight. If she really wanted to stay away from him, she would have done more by now.  

This is the worst manga series I've ever read. I don't know why I've kept reading this far. Maybe I was hoping she'd finally find her own voice, which she hasn't, and probably never will.  

P.S. I apologize for the poor grammar. It's late, I'm furious, and I needed to vent this.

This manga is truly fascinating, with the story constantly taking unexpected turns. There are many bizarre scenes, reminiscent of Mayu Shinjo's works. So, if you enjoy stories like this—featuring a poor Girl and a rich Boy with significant power—this manga might be perfect for you. Unlike most of Mayu Shinjo's works, where the female protagonist isn't particularly strong, here the girl is genuinely powerful. She fights for what she wants, which is what I loved most about this story! Additionally, you can see that the characters evolve and don't remain static. <p>

Even though I'm a guy, I really enjoy this manga.

The standout feature of Desire Climax is its art, which is absolutely stunning. The heroine is incredibly beautiful and definitely fits my type, which is one of the main reasons why a guy would read shoujo manga. As for the male characters, they all look handsome.

The character development is exceptional as well. The author has crafted the story in such a way that I genuinely connect emotionally with each character and their interactions.

In the first part of the manga, things progress smoothly and peacefully, serving as an introduction to all the characters. In the second part, it reaches a climax, which is undoubtedly the best part of the manga.

Overall, I recommend this manga to guys over 18 due to its mature content.

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This is my first review, so any feedback would be appreciated to help me improve. Thanks for reading it.

This manga is incredibly frustrating and confusing. The sole reason I finished it was that I hoped it would improve, but before I realized, I was too invested to stop and felt compelled to see it through.  

The storyline jumps around so erratically that halfway through, you lose sight of its direction or purpose entirely. Honestly, it was pretty disappointing.  

It felt like the author was attempting to deliver numerous plot twists to amp up the drama, but they fell flat. There were just too many twists, leaving no room to process one before being hit with another. To top it off, there was little depth to any of them. It seemed as though the author couldn't decide on a clear narrative path, which was extremely aggravating.  

While the artwork is decent, I did have issues with some panels being hard to follow. It was often difficult to determine who was speaking, which added to the confusion.  

In conclusion, I can't recommend this manga.

The artwork in this series was truly impressive, but it isn't enough to compensate for the shortcomings in the plot. It's quite challenging to comprehend why characters behave as they do, given that the author rapidly shifts from one concept to another without providing sufficient character background. I'm uncertain if the author intended to add mystery and excitement to the story, but it simply didn't succeed.  

Additionally, due to this lack of depth, some crucial plot twists happened too swiftly, making much of the narrative appear centered around the Prince forcing himself on Mio. Moreover, the romantic encounters often lacked engagement and believability, which should be significant if romance is the primary focus. In reality, there were several instances where these scenes felt outright awkward.  

In conclusion, I wouldn't highly recommend this unless you're looking for something casual to pass the time.  

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