No one has a slow understanding. You want to talk to me about the consequences of rape by showing me your asshole full of your rapists' cum. I'm sorry to tell you, but that's not how you treat rape. It's like when in movies they show in detail everything that happens to a woman when she's raped. I'm sorry to say, but even drawing these scenes doesn't help anyone. And yes, it's a fetishization of rape.
But I've already seen another comment of yours where you simply use the term "bottom" to describe one of the characters. The way you talk about these stories shows exactly what kind of mind you have. Girls like you read black stories purely for the desire to sexualize gay men. I read a story and the characters are reduced to "top" and "bottom."

This is only my opinion, I do read things with rape as long the author use it well and "*aknowledge*" it. This story does not treat the rape as "erotic" or hand-wave them into a happy ending. Instead, it graphically shows the medical and mental destruction of the characters. Jiwook develops severe, debilitating trauma, an acute anxiety of being alone or around other men, and Stockholm Syndrome. Which mean jiwook suffer the consequences for raping juyeon, but the the thing is Juyeon never suffer any consequences for also raping jiwook which mean this story never really aknowledge rape as a whole, and only uses it as an revenge plan..
So overall this manhwa contain:
- Hypocrisy in the Narrative’s "Justice":
- Rape as a Plot Device, Not a Human Violation
- The Illusion of "Serious" Writing