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Was excited to read this cause I really like the cover art but it's quite lacking in substance in term of story.

I mean, Lily initially views Kyoya as conniving and decietful because of his humanity. He's naive but only because he cannot sate his curiousity about human civilization despite this. He's not dumb. And yet the second Kyoya actually decieves him and takes him as his like slave with benefits, Lily becomes immediately attached to him instead of expressing the sort of anumosity you'd expect from someone who didn't have a very positive view of humans in the first place.

It would have made Kyoya's motives for capturing Lily a lot more sympathetic and thus created president for Lily's charitable view of him. You know, someone doing this in a desperate attempt to preserve their life and status. Instead we get this forced, intimate scene the night before Lily is to be engulfed by the Emperor's royal fupa where Kyoya finally reveals he spoke out against the king.

Okay, he value's status and the hierarchy into which he was born. Surley, had Kyoya not kept the whole "you will joing this fat bastards harem in exchange for my life" thing a secret, Lily's instant attachment and insistence that he is a good man would not seem so random.

And, anyone could've seen it coming, but why was living together on the mountain not something suggested by Lily that Kyoya ponders before the whole deuce ex machina.

He seems to just mindlesly accept that he is now a slave. In fact he seems to think that slavery is only as bad as your owner. He acknowleges the trivial hierarchies, doesn't like the capital and says that his mountain will wither away without him and yet he is happy to be Kyoya's posession.

His wish is to belong to Kyoya while literally being raped when It would have been much more moving for him to desire Kyoya as an equal, to run away with him.

thank you lord for this rent lowering gunshot. ORDER and TASTE is returning to mangago