Acclaimed model gives up entire career for his new up and coming model bf he literally doesn't know and who doesn't know what to do with his life caving in under threats of some major editor. Like literally that's what happens. It's not that deep as some people think. You can make any theme as deep or as shallow as you want. This one could have been heavy weren't for the fact that you never know why TF did Kou think sleeping his way to the top was his only option. Specially when you have three other characters doing alright in the same line of work without resorting to such methods. You don't even know why the hell does he keep doing it when he has reached the top. He gives up his ways for a person he barely knows and that acts more like a fan than someone who actually likes him for who he is. Then decided that the only acceptable way to protect him is to give up his career by revealing how he got his gigs. Yet I don't understand how the editor is still in one piece because let's be honest, yes, publicly the model gets roasted but the people who gave a job to someone in exchange of sexual favours don't go scot free. The idea is clichéd yes. But that doesn't mean it's a bad thing. What's bad is the execution. You can read the same idea a thousand times if the characters and story are well carried then it won't matter. This unit the case.
Acclaimed model gives up entire career for his new up and coming model bf he literally doesn't know and who doesn't know what to do with his life caving in under threats of some major editor. Like literally that's what happens. It's not that deep as some people think. You can make any theme as deep or as shallow as you want. This one could have been heavy weren't for the fact that you never know why TF did Kou think sleeping his way to the top was his only option. Specially when you have three other characters doing alright in the same line of work without resorting to such methods. You don't even know why the hell does he keep doing it when he has reached the top. He gives up his ways for a person he barely knows and that acts more like a fan than someone who actually likes him for who he is. Then decided that the only acceptable way to protect him is to give up his career by revealing how he got his gigs. Yet I don't understand how the editor is still in one piece because let's be honest, yes, publicly the model gets roasted but the people who gave a job to someone in exchange of sexual favours don't go scot free. The idea is clichéd yes. But that doesn't mean it's a bad thing. What's bad is the execution. You can read the same idea a thousand times if the characters and story are well carried then it won't matter. This unit the case.