Married To A CEO. Omega

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HaremKing777

Leo Snow is a hard working young man who works for his abusive uncle. He is torn between leaving the lucrative business and continuing to under the thumb of his vindictive uncle. On top of that his uncle has given him an ultimatum, get married or be denied the family business! Leo has to navigate a world that tears him down bit by bit, and forces him into increasingly strict and abusive situations. All the while dating, or attempting to woo his new hottie and trying to keep his old flame from consuming him. If you're looking for a BL romance with both drama and romantic tension then look no further than Married to a C.E.O Omega!

i mean this is the story i am reading since I joined the platform and believe me, t's really good. i am really liking the story line. So I beg the author to post even more chapters. Please!

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Jung_Mim_Kook

I like where the story is going. The writer has started to get into the story. I like it. Please keep it up! 👍👍👍

LV 13

Aoki_kun

If you’re into BL and omegaverse, this book is a wild ride! Imagine lots of drama, misunderstandings, and pheromones everywhere. The Alpha is all "I’m tough but secretly soft," and the Omega is like, "I can handle myself—oh no, I’m in heat." There’s way too much tension and steamy things, but you just can’t stop reading. It’s like a soap opera but with masculinity and a lot of blushing. Definitely worth reading if you’re ready for some serious over-the-top romance and emotions!

LV 3

AkitoTakahashi

While not my cup of team, I read this with a sense of maturity. NJ_Ashart and I are both authors, writers who enjoy helping one another out. As such, I gave their novel a chance to wow me. The premise was simple: Leo and Erwin are forced into a contractual marriage for their own personal gain. Leo's more likeable. Js. I would 100% classify this as NSFW (not safe for work). But, if we look at it from a legit writer's persecutive, we'll notice that NJ does reveal interesting dynamics within the characters and the story. The main flaws I noticed were the stereotypical characterization. I won't say that's bad, but it does pose various risks that may lack emotional depth. Nonetheless, it's clear what the author is trying to convey: Leo is one heck of a... man? Lol.