i guess ill read for the sex only since that’s all this story focuses on. i enjoy seeing sexual acts used to impact the plot/development but the kidnapping seems entirely lackluster because it focused more on their intimacy being less horrible than what it actually was
i don’t expect mc to be in constant or sustaining despair, but it doesn’t feel like ml’s actions have been taken seriously or is treated with deep pedigree of disgust. rather than witnessing mc process these very traumatizing experiences, we see more of the act itself and these characters in pleasure > the aftermath or humane thoughts behind them. which i didn’t expect a lot since the first season was just like this too, but i coped since mc was too focused on the murder case. while tae expressed his hate, it feels contradictory when he fully knows ml won’t bend to his will. when mc does acts for ml, it feels voyeuristic instead of a desperate ploy for survival or a solid plan since he knows he won’t get hurt
i guess ill read for the sex only since that’s all this story focuses on. i enjoy seeing sexual acts used to impact the plot/development but the kidnapping seems entirely lackluster because it focused more on their intimacy being less horrible than what it actually was
i don’t expect mc to be in constant or sustaining despair, but it doesn’t feel like ml’s actions have been taken seriously or is treated with deep pedigree of disgust. rather than witnessing mc process these very traumatizing experiences, we see more of the act itself and these characters in pleasure > the aftermath or humane thoughts behind them. which i didn’t expect a lot since the first season was just like this too, but i coped since mc was too focused on the murder case. while tae expressed his hate, it feels contradictory when he fully knows ml won’t bend to his will. when mc does acts for ml, it feels voyeuristic instead of a desperate ploy for survival or a solid plan since he knows he won’t get hurt