This series had a fun, Bonnie and Clyde vibe at first but now it has sadly turned into another "Codename Anastasia" where the readers (and author) are romanticizing the rape, physical abuse and confinement while praying that the victim develops a trauma/Stockholm syndrom strong enough that he wouldn't dare to leave even if you held the door open for him. I don't believe stories like these are about romance at all. They are a twisted guidebook about how to break a person into total submission. If Uno/Taekjo was a woman, the author would have already dropped their series from the intense backlash it would have recieved.
This series had a fun, Bonnie and Clyde vibe at first but now it has sadly turned into another "Codename Anastasia" where the readers (and author) are romanticizing the rape, physical abuse and confinement while praying that the victim develops a trauma/Stockholm syndrom strong enough that he wouldn't dare to leave even if you held the door open for him. I don't believe stories like these are about romance at all. They are a twisted guidebook about how to break a person into total submission. If Uno/Taekjo was a woman, the author would have already dropped their series from the intense backlash it would have recieved.