Thats the thing. Youre not supposed to enjoy it. Its a horror psychology. The situation alone supposed to make you feel like youre about to puke. Youre suppose to feel uneasy and on edge and it doesnt even come from the gore scene but just from the plot. Thats the art in horror psychology
Am I? Several of the chapters end with cute art at the end, and the relationship seems like the mentor is breaking down slowly, since he still cares about his protege. I'm definitely feeling like it's being romanticized rather than us actually supposed to be horrified by it.
1. MC adopts ML as a child (MC is an adult),
2. MC dies
3. ML refuses to let MC go and reanimates him.
4. MC tries to take his own life (destroying his body to prevent reanimation) and ML incapacitates him before he can.
5. MC wakes up and is unable to control his body, being under the control of ML.
I would've enjoyed this if there wasn't the child-mentor thing and ML wasn't ignoring all of MC's wishes. I don't really understand why they had to to make ML off-kilter like this, especially since MC still feels responsible for him.