Sons, Too Mensao

There is a family, under the Qi surname, living in the city. It is a strange but cosy family. A family of four composed of a mother and three sons. The most bewildering of all, the mother has a very beautiful appearance. She is thirty year old, yet still as delicate as a twenty-one. As for her three sons, respectively twenty-five, twenty-three, and eighteen year old, they are all handsome and elegant, yet the three of them are still single…… “She’s a princess of the demon realm who unexpectedly reborn. As a mommy with three babies, they are 25, 23, and 18 years old, all of which are not small! Are you really our mommy? “The head of the household is me, of course I am your mommy!” It turns out that mommy is actually a vampire! Another vampire is her big brother! Snow wolf tribe? Demon realm? It doesn’t matter anyway! As long as we can live a happy life!”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Sons, Too Mensao "Sons, Too Mensao" is definitely a novel that evokes strong reactions, and after diving in, I can see why. It's a blend of fluffy sweetness, reverse harem antics, and a dash of the unexpected, all wrapped up in a josei fantasy setting. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the promise of a lighthearted and comedic story. The premise – a protagonist who adopts three powerful and attractive men, only to be seen as a mother figure while they yearn for more – is undeniably intriguing. It's the kind of setup that screams potential for hilarious misunderstandings and heartwarming moments. ### What Works Well The dynamic between the MC and her adopted "sons" is the heart of this story, and it's where the novel truly shines. There's a definite charm to the possessive and overprotective nature of the male leads, especially contrasted with the MC's innocent and somewhat oblivious perception of their affections. I found myself chuckling at the situations that arise from this disconnect, and I can understand why so many readers are drawn to the fluffy, sweet interactions. The author does a great job of building up the tension and unrequited feelings. Furthermore, the hints of a hidden "dark" side to the MC add an intriguing layer to the narrative. The idea of a seemingly innocent mother figure concealing a more powerful and complex persona is a compelling hook, and I'm eager to see how this aspect unfolds and how the "sons" will react when they discover the truth. ### Areas of Concern While the sweetness and humor are appealing, I can also see how the novel might not be for everyone. The sheer level of sweetness could become overwhelming for some readers, and the premise requires a certain suspension of disbelief. If you're not a fan of "braindead" stories or find overly saccharine narratives grating, this might not be your cup of tea. I can see that the cringe factor might be high for some. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Sons, Too Mensao" is a novel that knows what it is and delivers on its promises. If you're looking for a fluffy, comedic, and reverse harem story with a unique twist, then this might be right up your alley. Just be prepared for a potentially high dose of sweetness and a protagonist who may or may not be entirely what she seems. I'm personally enjoying the ride so far!