Why does everyone know that an omega hiding their identity must be from the Rong family? What happened to the previous generations and their descendants that caused the family to only have two omegas from the same parents even after a major agreement was created to ensure fair competition among suitors? Something had to have gone majorly wrong to have no cousins or anything when clearly the mom could not have been the victim causing such an agreement to be necessary. Most importantly: wtf happens to the agreement when it comes to Rong Shu’s children?? RS was forced to get marked before his coming of age or lose his right to choose his marriage partner. The final extra has his family prepared to support his single omega son into old age. What changed? I think the author simply forgot their own setting.

Their alpha child should have been forced out of the house to grow up on his own based on his father’s family traditions. Yet he clearly grew up alongside his brother and childhood friend. Not to mention another extra directly changes the Shen’s from a cool mysterious dragon family into someone weaker than the suddenly introduced Chen clan of dragons.

- An inexperienced Omega Doctor who quickly falls for on older alpha male on a blind date. He is so cute and sweet... Exactly how easy is it to become a Doctor in this world? He’s in the workforce so how many estrus’ has he spent alone? His conditions are not bad in any aspect. I get not dating, but how does it seem like he is an unwanted little flower who had never had a suitor until our Boxer Gym Owner came along? This extra would be great if we got any scenes of their romance heating up instead of the time skip from their meeting to the proposal.

- I think there was another pairing, but I genuinely cannot recall any remarkable details about them despite reading this within the last hour.

- AA double dragon clan lovers. This pairing makes up for the missed drama of “can I love him regardless of gender” that usually accompanies Gender-Bender plots like hiding your true gender. These are two actual alphas, but marking might change the marked person’s gender to a ‘pseudo-omega’. It was right of the author to not let the pursued characters just gloss over this kind of health impacting decision. It does seem like this Alpha is not bothered by becoming lovers with an Alpha, but is truly struggling with whether love is worth giving up his Alpha identity. His lover seems willing to become the pseudo-omega instead, but I suspect that only the high level dragon can mark the lower level dragon.