Mc is genuinely ludicrous because wdym he found a kid locked up in his basement, and his first thought wasnāt āoh the doors unlocked, and thereās a bunch of fire fighters around, letās get him out of hereā INSTEAD IT WAS ālet me jump in and willingly imprison myself alongside this kid so heās not lonely
They are just staying true to the concept that dominant alphas are psycho, if they are normal then they will do the normal.
I'm actually quite shock many people thought like he should do the normal way when the story already keep saying they are not normal.
Am I the only one thinking he might just ignore it and close it again? I'm quite sure when he heard the boy about his situation he thought it was normal. Though maybe, to show he was helping he goes inside with the kid instead.
The way the cancellation of this manhwa has caused some of you guys to show your true colors as racists is bogus how are yall gonna ride so hard for a story that literally has 1 chapter, to the point that youāre gonna be blatantly racist and hateful to others? The chapter itself was already controversial but the racist, hateful, bigots in this comment section have tainted the potential of what this story couldāve been by showing that some of you guys donāt understand why the civil war, slavery, and African American history is so important to this day and donāt take this period in history serious enough even though it should never be forgotten because it truly is that deep.
i swear cuz if jaxx were to release this story anew, with more respect, and knowledge, less power dynamics, and actually got into the history and politics and the true horrors based on which the stroy is grounded, these retards would STILL whine about it be stretched out and boring cuz they just cant wait to see two guys fuck asking "when will they do it?" "any smut?"
No the chapter itself didnāt have any racist or hateful speech itself, but is it not weird that the premise of this story revolves around a slave x his master? Even though the mc is inherently āfreeingā them, the whole question revolving this story is, why would the author choose to write a BL love story set right after the civil war, a time where even though the union won, slavery was still in its prime, when they couldāve easily written a simple western story without all the historical aspects. While historically accurate pieces of literature, film, and media are definitely needed, why would a Korean person decide itās their place to give their take on this topic?
Death threats against the author are not needed, and the people who sent them are in the wrong BUT that still isn't the same thing as saying "everyone who criticized the story canceled the author" most of the criticism wasn't "how dare slavery exist in a historical setting." It was about *how* slavery was being used in the narrative. Those are two different arguments and again, the author herself said she didn't feel confident she could handle the subject with the sensitivity it deserved. That's not the same as saying every critic wanted the series erased. You're lumping together harassment, criticism, and the author's own decision as if they're all one thing, when they aren't.
Your comment says āhe was probably going to free his slave top tooā which means you grasp the fact that ml is a slave in this story, and the Mc freeing him just seems like a white savior type of trope. That is the issue and criticism people have with this story. Sending death threats is in no way okay, but my comment and the comments of many others are simply criticism and curiosity as to why the author decided to write this story around the aspects of slavery.
Yikes.. I was very excited for this story to drop, but then again, slavery is a very delicate topic, and while I donāt think the author meant to come off as racist at all, I donāt really see a reason as to why a BL would have to touch on such topic?
I donāt really think historically accurate films, in which directors and cast members usually have extensive knowledge of what they are re-enacting, and involve actual black people who probably have more of a understanding of slavery and its effects, is comparable to a boys love manhwa. Iāve seen people online saying that the author is a humanities student, and if so is true, then Iām sure they have a good amount of knowledge on slavery and could have continued writing this story without the slavery and confederate vs union aspects turning into something with racist undertones. My comment was just pointing out that I donāt really see why the author added the slavery aspect in the first place because BL stories donāt have to be historically accurate to be considered a good story, and sometimes they turn into a āwhite saviorā or a weird slave x master dynamic








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