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Love Nest didn't try to rape him, he was fucking with the relationship and testing them to see if they would break up if he insinuatedone of them was wavering or cheating.
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Love Nest didn't try to rape him, he was fucking with the relationship and testing them to see if they would break up if he insinuatedone of them was wavering or cheating.
Okay, so I've been noticing this trope lately where the MC of a spin off novel is the usually the love interest in the prequel manga but was rejected. While that's all fine and good the problem is these spin-off MCs tried to rape the love interest. (ex. Love Nest, MC from S+ Rush and now this manga too)
Suddenly when a spin off manga for these characters is made about them we're supposed to forget those attempted rape scenes and just let the MC reminisce on his past love or sad past which helps them show true depth of their characters.
While I do like depth in character I also find that it sort of takes away from their past wrong actions.
Don't get me wrong I usually love the spin-offs the stories of love rivals like those listed above, as I usually find their stories to be way more interesting than the original manga (plus I like how the MC in the spin-off usually become they become Ukes in their relationships) but my excitement wanes when I think of their past actions. But to be fair to some spin-off MCs I have read the S+ Rush MC clearly apologize and receive forgiveness and Masato from Love in Nest clearing the air with Itou.
So in closing, to mangakas, if you're going to use characters later for a spin-off think carefully of their present actions in your prequel series.