Tamsy D Goat

Everyone says it gets good later. But I literally can't do this. The mc got raped not once, but essentially twice and all the ml said to him was 'why are you sleeping with other men' or making some sort of implication that the mc wanted to be treated like that. And that absolutely disgusts me. If the mc was clearly raped, clearly involved in noncon activities why is the first thing you do start banging him out of anger while he says to stop? Its the most infuriating thing I've ever read, and I can't stand the fact that it so blatantly downplays the mc being a victim. The plot with the debt and ml's mother is interesting but this spends 90% of the time with just the mc and ml banging. And the power dynamic between them doesn't get any better its just straight up manipulation and near coercion. I physically can't understand why people are glazing this when more than half of it is straight noncon and unappealing smut scenes since the ml literally has no feelings for the mc and the mc is a pushover who's in a desperate position. Idc if its meant to be toxic, if its going to include rape it should at least take it seriously.

Rape is inexcusable in every sense of the word and its extremely annoying to see it repeated in manhwa after manhwa. HOWEVER. What turns a good story into slop is not the inclusion of rape, its how the author treats it and addresses it that matters. There is nothing wrong with including toxic characters or morally gray ones or whatever you want to say, the second something becomes slop is when an author glosses over the rape an noncon and treats it like it's normalized. There are multiple examples of good SA representation in manhwa, to disregard this one simply because of its inclusion while KNOWING its toxic and even slightly psychological doesn’t line up. What determines this become a drop for me (key word: FOR ME) is if the author glosses over it and acts like its ok. Once again, something can have dark storylines, themes, and elements as long as it treats those elements with the seriousness it serves.