Let Go Of My Little Brother And Come At Me

Chu Suiyun, who had been rated as the “No. 1 Ideal Alpha of the Academy” for three consecutive years, is a little bro-con. His younger brother is obedient and well-behaved, a cute little Omega. But recently, he found out with a heartache that his younger brother was in love, and what broke him even more was that his younger brother was in love with a s*umbag named Qin Miao. In order to save his younger brother, Chu Suiyun decided to interfere and break up the two of them. The quickest way was to let his younger brother realize Qin Miao’s true face. Good brother Chu Suiyun decided to sacrifice himself, seduce him by pretending to be an Omega, and uncover the deceit and tr*sh under Qin Miao’s golden outer appearance. His younger brother was on a date with Qin Miao at a restaurant. Chu Suiyun sprayed Omega-scented perfume, pretended to be dizzy while his younger brother was not there, and fell into Qin Miao’s arms. Chu Suiyun: Ah, sorry, I feel dizzy. Qin Miao smiled: I will take you to a room to rest. Qin Miao was hooked, but he still hadn’t separated from his younger brother. Chu Suiyun was angry and confronted him—— Chu Suiyun: Why don’t you break up, do you think my skills are not good? s*umbag! Qin Miao smiled with great interest: I have never seen an Omega like you. Chu Suiyun unleashed his trump card. He acted delicate and wept: QAQ, you have to break up, be responsible to me, you bit my neck. Qin Miao: Then let’s get married. Chu Suiyun: …? Not giving birth to a baby, not changing into an Omega, it’s a strong fierce Alpha!

Original Publisher

chang pei (gongzicp)

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Let Go Of My Little Brother And Come At Me "Let Go Of My Little Brother And Come At Me" is a wild ride of comedy, drama, and romance that definitely kept me entertained. The premise alone is enough to draw you in, and I found myself quickly invested in the characters and their unusual circumstances. It's an A x A pairing, which is a refreshing change from the usual omegaverse dynamics. However, it wasn't without its flaws, and some plot points left me scratching my head. ### First Impressions Initially, I was hooked by the humor and the "bro-con" MC's antics. The whole cross-dressing scheme was amusing, and I was eager to see how it would play out. The early chapters are definitely the strongest in terms of comedic value, and the chemistry between the main characters is apparent from the start. ### What Works Well The relationship between the main couple is definitely the highlight. Their banter is engaging, and I appreciated the slow burn as they developed feelings for each other. I also liked that the MC is portrayed as a strong, hard-working individual who can protect himself. The author does a good job of establishing the connections between the main couple and building their relationship, even if their history is a bit outrageous. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the main relationship, I had some issues with other aspects of the story. The younger brother's romantic subplot felt unnecessary and even unsettling at times. It introduced themes of stalking and unhealthy relationships that clashed with the overall tone of the novel. I also felt that some plot points were poorly planned or executed, leading to jarring transitions and inconsistencies. The amnesia trope, while somewhat justified, still felt a bit cliché. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some parts of the story, like the younger brother's decision to run away and his relationship with a potentially dangerous alpha, raised some red flags for me. The revelation of the MC and ML's past connection felt a bit forced and over-the-top. The introduction of random criminal elements and the convenient death/resurrection of certain characters also felt a bit contrived. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Let Go Of My Little Brother And Come At Me" is an enjoyable read, especially if you're a fan of A x A pairings and don't mind a bit of melodrama. The main couple's relationship is engaging, and the humor is genuinely funny at times. However, the novel suffers from some poorly executed plot points and an unnecessary side romance that detracts from the overall experience. I'd recommend it with reservations, focusing on the main couple's story and being prepared to skim through the less appealing parts.