I kept seeing people defending the r@pe plot because "it's murim", and "he has to do it to save her". And for that, I just want to say that I KNOW, WE ALL KNOW that this it the murim world, that it's just plot, that this fictional situations calls for such actions. What we're mad about is the DECISION of the author to make that plot. Like, does it matter if they write it so that she's saved differently, or is the fact that the transfering of energy (or something) through s3x is so important and vital to the story and definitely gonna come back later that you just have to put that sht in?? The whole thing lasted for 3ish chapter and doesn't affect the story or plot at all. She could still fall for him after he had saved her using superpower nanotech or whatever, and it would still work. The author get to keep their harem, and readers who aren't weirdos can avoid the distaste for a otherwise-great manhwa that strung us along for over 170 chapters.
I kept seeing people defending the r@pe plot because "it's murim", and "he has to do it to save her".
And for that, I just want to say that I KNOW, WE ALL KNOW that this it the murim world, that it's just plot, that this fictional situations calls for such actions.
What we're mad about is the DECISION of the author to make that plot. Like, does it matter if they write it so that she's saved differently, or is the fact that the transfering of energy (or something) through s3x is so important and vital to the story and definitely gonna come back later that you just have to put that sht in??
The whole thing lasted for 3ish chapter and doesn't affect the story or plot at all. She could still fall for him after he had saved her using superpower nanotech or whatever, and it would still work. The author get to keep their harem, and readers who aren't weirdos can avoid the distaste for a otherwise-great manhwa that strung us along for over 170 chapters.