I'm gonna be honest

Same I had to skip the entirety of season 2 because I was not about to read that

Read what parts weird

Imo the part where the dragon was basically a child (no education, no deep understanding of the world) and not grew up as in learn more over years, and had a father-son relationship with Taehyun (i forgot his name). Hyo-un made himself GROW body wise. One of the MANY reasons why children can't consent is because they don't understand the weight that comes with a relationship/sex, and Hyo-Un didn't know that at the time, even if he was an "adult" physically. Same goes for people with mental handicaps, they can be adults but sometimes they don't understand sexual relationships, therefore making it morally wrong to have a sexual relationship with that person.

I would say it’s fiction but I don’t wanna be that person. I actually hate it when people use the excuse: It’s not that deep, it’s fiction.

Hyo un is not even a person. He's a dragon? not a person. And he's waaaay more older than taehyuk.

You get me it was so weird the author literally could've just made him look like an adult from the get go

In that case, wouldn't that be "beastiality?" Why have sexual relations with a species who is entirely different from yours considering human consent doesn't even exist in the animal world, so itd be considered rape. Not to mention, despite being older than Taehyuk, Hyo-un acted like a child and didn't know anything about the world, nor about humans themselves. You can't honestly tell me you looked at him emerging from the river and thought, "ah yes, that's a mature adult dragon, who can make decisions for himself?" This is not something you can argue without looking extremely questionable btw.

Beastiality? Isn't hyoun a dragon? A myth? Why would you compare him to an animal? Also, you're reading a fiction work, where everything can happen, idk why youre seeking morality here where it's all smut with a plot?

Yes, a dragon is technically a beast, it's based off of animals and has godlike powers. Doesn't make it human, nor does it have the same morals and worldviews of a human. And you're misinterpreting my intentions, which was to just agree that those chapters of the story made me uncomfortable, regardless of it's fiction or not. I wasn't seeking it, just using it to justify that discomfort.