Convergence point manhwa: Convergence Point (수렴점) is a short omegaverse BL manhwa from Lezhin Comics, written by Moscareto with art by Sue. It runs only seven chapters and is already complete, so it reads like a tight, self-contained story rather than a long-running serial. It is one of several short works collected under the Relationship Addiction (관계중독 단편선) banner.
Juhyeok and Yujin are alphas who have known each other far too long to pretend their marriage is a romance. Their families pushed them into it, and now the pair have a fresh obligation to deal with: producing an heir. Since neither of them can carry a child, the answer is a surrogate, which means sitting through rounds of interviews with omega applicants. Most of those meetings blur into the same polite, forgettable conversation, and the whole process starts to feel like paperwork rather than a decision.
| Convergence Point (수렴점) — Quick Facts | |
| English title | Convergence Point |
| Korean title | 수렴점 (Suryeomjeom) |
| Also known as | [관계중독 단편선] 수렴점 · part of Lezhin’s “Relay Obsession” short-story collection |
| Writer | Moscareto |
| Artist | Sue |
| Format | Manhwa (Korean webtoon, full colour, long strip) |
| Genres | BL / yaoi · omegaverse · romance · drama |
| Age rating | 18+ (adult / mature) |
| Original publisher | Lezhin Comics (Lezhin Korea) |
| Release date | 4 November 2026 (final entry of the relay, which ran 7 October – 8 November 2026) |
| Status | Completed |
| Chapters | 7 (short read, easily finished in one sitting) |
| Main characters | Seo Ju-hyuk & Jeong Yu-jin — same-age friends pushed into an arranged marriage · Han Do-yun — the omega applicant who catches their attention |
| Plot in one line | Two married alphas interview omega candidates for a surrogate, until one applicant with a secret reason of his own turns a formality into a three-way problem. |
| English availability | Unofficial fan translation only — no licensed English release at the time of writing |
| Where to read | Lezhin Comics (official Korean release) |
| Review verdict | A tense, compact omegaverse story that trades slow romance for scheming and awkward small talk. Best for readers who like short, character-driven BL — the seven-chapter length is a feature, not a flaw. |
| Best for | Fans of arranged-marriage BL, omegaverse shorts and anthology readers trying the “Relay Obsession” line-up |
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Then an unusual candidate walks in. He is surprisingly candid about wanting the arrangement for a reason of his own. He says he needs a way out of military service, and that blunt honesty, more than anything polished, is what makes both husbands look twice. The synopsis keeps his real motive deliberately vague, and the title points at what follows: the meeting point where three people’s wants stop being separate problems.
Because it is only seven chapters, the series skips the long build-up most omegaverse titles rely on and moves straight to the tension. There is the awkwardness of a marriage that works like a contract, the scheming buried under small talk, and the strange discomfort of two people who are already a unit trying to work out how a third person fits into it. The art by Sue keeps everything intimate and restrained, and the short length makes the story feel like a snapshot instead of a commitment.
For readers who enjoy compact omegaverse shorts, marriage-of-convenience setups, and three-way dynamics handled inside a single tight arc, Convergence Point is a quick, character-driven pick worth an evening.