I don't get all the people here in the comments. I do agree that this manga is not for everyone to read, but this isn't a story about how kool and fuuun it is to have a difficult mother, a creepy sugar daddy and a stalker lover. It's just a story about some dysfunctional people coming across one another. In the scenes where sugar daddy or stalker boyfriend become very creepy, the lights and the colors of the drawing change dramatically. The same main character, even if he is dysfunctional himself (and because of this, he may look like he enjoys some things), never tries to excuse the other two. The narration and the narrator himself NEVER try to excuse the fucked up shit that's happening. On the contrary, he's trying his best to get the hell out of the situation. Then again, MC himself is fucked up, so he does have his records of stupid shit he has done, but, again, he *knows* it. He isn't trying to excuse his own bad actions. The narration isn't trying to gloss over the fucked up things. I don't get why every story *must* be happy and fluffy, have a happy ending, or things like that. Sometimes people want to read or draw or write dramatic and fucked up stories. Where is the problem, if the story tells you straight up that everything is fucked up and no one, not even the MC, wants to live like that? Like, this isn't like 50 shades, where everything is glossed over because of """love""". If this isn't your cup of tea, simply don't read it. This is not a comic that is trying to excuse the toxic relationships it depicts. So, really, there's nothing here to condemn. If you don't like fucked up stories, try to avoid them when possible. I mean, the tags and the summary of this comic speak for themselves.
Damn great analysis! I 100% agree with you, im not reading this story for the interest of romance, im reading it cause its intriguing and the way this Author portrayed these twisted and fucked up characters. Also its a manhwa, not a manga cause its not Japanese.
I don't get all the people here in the comments.
I do agree that this manga is not for everyone to read, but this isn't a story about how kool and fuuun it is to have a difficult mother, a creepy sugar daddy and a stalker lover. It's just a story about some dysfunctional people coming across one another. In the scenes where sugar daddy or stalker boyfriend become very creepy, the lights and the colors of the drawing change dramatically. The same main character, even if he is dysfunctional himself (and because of this, he may look like he enjoys some things), never tries to excuse the other two. The narration and the narrator himself NEVER try to excuse the fucked up shit that's happening. On the contrary, he's trying his best to get the hell out of the situation. Then again, MC himself is fucked up, so he does have his records of stupid shit he has done, but, again, he *knows* it. He isn't trying to excuse his own bad actions. The narration isn't trying to gloss over the fucked up things.
I don't get why every story *must* be happy and fluffy, have a happy ending, or things like that. Sometimes people want to read or draw or write dramatic and fucked up stories. Where is the problem, if the story tells you straight up that everything is fucked up and no one, not even the MC, wants to live like that? Like, this isn't like 50 shades, where everything is glossed over because of """love""".
If this isn't your cup of tea, simply don't read it. This is not a comic that is trying to excuse the toxic relationships it depicts. So, really, there's nothing here to condemn. If you don't like fucked up stories, try to avoid them when possible. I mean, the tags and the summary of this comic speak for themselves.
Troppo pigro per tradurre tutto lol
Damn great analysis! I 100% agree with you, im not reading this story for the interest of romance, im reading it cause its intriguing and the way this Author portrayed these twisted and fucked up characters. Also its a manhwa, not a manga cause its not Japanese.