After Pretending to be A, I Want to Have a Baby With My Dragon Roommate

Legend has it that the Rong family’s male Omega can transform and even give birth to offspring with perfect genes, making them the target of various factions within the Federation. Rong Shu, as the male Omega of the Rong family, goes by the alias Xu Shu and has become the white moonlight in the hearts of the Omegas at the Federal No. 1 Middle School South Campus, a role model in the eyes of the Alphas, and a good brother in the eyes of the Betas. He has been the most popular male Alpha on the campus rankings for three consecutive years. Yet, in private, he has already chosen his future partner. However, this future partner is a bit too serious. — With the merger of the North and South campuses, Shen Huaixiu, the tyrant of the North Campus, is known for his fierce appearance due to a genetic defect. He is silent, aloof, and distant, with just one look enough to make an Omega cry and one expression enough to make an Alpha’s legs go weak. He is the fiercest Alpha on the campus rankings. Every time he pushes open the door to his dormitory, he sees his roommate wearing his T-shirt, blinking his clear black eyes, blushing, and softly saying, “My bathrobe got wet. Can I wear your T-shirt for now?” Shen Huaixiu walks over expressionlessly, his voice cold and restrained: “Put on some pants…” Rong Shu: Whimper~ Don’t you think my legs are nice! (Note: The shou is an Omega pretending to be an Alpha, Xu Shu = Rong Shu.) This story features the shou pursuing the gong. It’s a 1v1, with both being pure, and it’s sweet and doting! Brief Summary: There is no pure friendship between an Alpha and an Omega.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Pretending to be A, I Want to Have a Baby With My Dragon Roommate This title certainly grabbed my attention, and after diving in, I found a web novel that's a mixed bag of fluffy sweetness and questionable plot decisions. "After Pretending to be A, I Want to Have a Baby With My Dragon Roommate" is definitely a unique experience, but one that requires a certain level of suspension of disbelief. ### First Impressions Initially, I was charmed by the lightheartedness and the central romance. The premise of an omega pretending to be an alpha, then falling for his dragon roommate, is undeniably cute. It promised a story filled with fluffy moments and heartwarming interactions, and in some ways, it delivered. ### What Works Well The core of the story is the relationship between the MC and ML, and many readers, including myself, found their interactions sweet and engaging. The ML is portrayed as a green flag, which is always a plus. The extras that explore the relationships of the side characters and the ultimate family the MC and ML create are also a nice touch, adding to the overall feeling of a happy ending for everyone. If you're looking for a quick, easy read to brighten your day, this novel definitely has its merits. ### Areas of Concern However, as I delved deeper, some significant issues arose. The plot felt thin, with characters seemingly introduced or removed based solely on the needs of the narrative. The world-building, while creative in its blend of beastkin and ABO elements, feels underdeveloped and inconsistent. The logic behind certain plot points, particularly regarding the MC's family and their circumstances, seemed flimsy and not fully thought out. Certain plot points involving side characters were also of concern. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning There are some elements that readers should be aware of before jumping in. The way that the author handles some of the side relationships is very problematic, with suggestions of grooming and abuse. The age of the MC when he gets pregnant is also a concern. ### Final Verdict Overall, "After Pretending to be A, I Want to Have a Baby With My Dragon Roommate" is a novel with potential that ultimately falls short due to underdeveloped world-building, shallow characters, and questionable plot decisions. It's a brainless fluff piece best approached with low expectations. If you're in the mood for something light and sweet and can overlook its flaws, you might find it enjoyable. However, if you're looking for a deeply engaging story with well-developed characters and a consistent plot, this might not be the novel for you.