December

(Spanish review below). I absolutely loved the first part; I couldn't put it down. I liked how society is divided and the critique it offers: it's not alphas versus omegas, but alpha men versus everyone else, including alpha women. Exactly like in the real world. I also liked the protagonist's recovery, how he was slowly moving forward. However, the second part doesn't quite come together. Everything happens too fast, and there are interactions I expected that never happened and characters that end up being wasted, like the friend of the protagonist. It ends abruptly. Everything Shin achieves is because he's an alpha and through violence. Furthermore, he's apsychopath. As much as Yeon-woo likes him, it's incredibly creepy every time Shin tells him he won't let him go for anything in the world and how he acts like a lunatic when Yeon-woo isn't around. He's no different from the other toxic alphas we already know. I didn't like this second part and I was hoping Yeon-woo would decide to walk away and live on his own instead of continuing with a psychopath who followed him to his home, his job, his university and literally EVERYWHERE. I recommend the first part, but not the second. Overall, it's not THAT bad, but I didn't completely enjoy it. It's short and a quick read, so at least it's not a total waste of time. ... La primera parte me gustó muchísimo, no podía parar de leer. Me gustó cómo está dividida la sociedad y la crítica que se hace acerca de eso: no son alfas versus omegas, sino alfas hombres versus todo lo demás, incluso alfas mujeres. Exactamente como en el mundo real. Me gustó, además, la recuperación del protagonista, el cómo estaba saliendo adelante poco a poco. Ahora, la segunda parte no termina de cerrarse. Todo pasa muy deprisa y hay interacciones que yo esperaba que nunca sucedieron y personajes que terminan desperdiciados, como la amiga de Termina de forma abrupta. Todo lo que Shin logra es debido a que es un alfa y a través de la violencia. Además, es un psicópata. Por más que a Yeon-woo le gusta, es muy creepy cada vez que Shin le dice que no lo va a dejar ir por nada del mundo y cómo se comporta como un lunático si no lo tiene en frente. No es diferente al resto de alfas tóxicos que ya conocemos. Esta segunda parte no me gustó y estaba esperando que Yeon-woo decida alejarse y vivir por su cuenta en lugar de seguir con un psicópata que lo seguía a su casa, su trabajo, su universidad y literalmente a TODOS lados. Recomiendo la primera parte, pero la segunda no. En general no está TAN mal, pero no terminó de gustarme del todo. Es corto y se lee rápido, así que al menos no es una pérdida total de tiempo.