I agree with you, but remember that Sui didn't know the details of what Rio's father did. It seems that Rio just said he was a terrible person, but never explained that he raped him, etc.
I know and my blame goes to the mangaka for put this nonsense at the end of that manga, to me the entire chapter doesn't make any sense, it was not necessary :/
Yeah, I don't get why she felt the need to throw in that kind of back story given it wasn't relevant to the first chapters.
Exactly
She threw that in for the sake of the extra story. So that people would understand why Rio didn't want to attend his funeral or accept the money.
I felt like the backstory had significance in telling us that even though He loved Jade he sees him now as his Sui. Jade was the angel that he lost and came back to him to save him again the was it did in the attic. Such a divine being could only be loved but not touched by dirty hands in Rio's eyes. in this way it explains that his love for Jade the angel was an entirely different love than his love for Sui. As a psych student i enjoyed seeing the multifaceted layers of his feelings that were effected by the time loop. As for why he needed an angel, the Sadist in me wants to see that man get a taste of his own medicine. See how he likes having a "Daddy". (╬￣皿￣)凸
The first chapters were so good, but then there was too much space for the rape scenes, it feels to me like it was on purpose. It disturbed me, so I can't give five stars. But I really loved the idea and the dynamic of Rio and Sui, they also made me cry, but still I felt disappointed for that chapter and the end. How could they say that Rio's foster father loved him. It feels gross and wrong, God