
Is this good? Should I read it?

For me, the first season was pretty decent, it was a love triangle and I don't really like this trope, but I definitely loved the second season because of the new couple (one of the two tops, the second ml who didn't end up with the mc, have his own love interest) and guess what, he's now a bottom, anyway I like it when the seme become an uke.

I've become numb to SA in yaoi at this point but this is on a new level. It's like things are happening in the story, just so the mc can be brutally raped.
I usually push through without complaint because the story is good or I want to see how it ends, etc.
However, I feel like any crumbs of plot we've gotten is barely being developed and the priority seems to be the rape. Not even gonna bother debating if that's good or bad. It's a choice for sure and a wild one.
We just got through an entire arc of the mc being captured, tortured, raped and gang raped. He finally gets treatment and instead of getting into what the experience means for the relationship/dynamic between mc and won, mc gets immediately raped for the millionth time by his now mutated rotten friend.
I'm starting to feel like there is no plot and the entire story is just gonna be "look at all the different situations I can spin for the mc to be brutally raped and broken".
Gonna let this marinate again for a while and then check to see if I'm wrong and the plot actually gets developed.
I swear these authors always find a way to sprinkle unhealthy dynamics and abuser tactics into stories and frame them as cute behaviour.
1. Faking illness and using emotional black mail to stop your partner from seeing friends.
2. Not allowing your partner to go places without you.
3. Treating every person as a potential threat to your relationship (this is an isolation tactic as the partner avoids people to appease/keep the peace)
4. Tagging along uninvited to every outing your partner has.
5. Crying or throwing a fit/tantrum to stop your partner from doing things/going places
All this shit is unhealthy and can easily be used to slowly trap someone in an abusive relation.
However, this author is framing it like it's just slightly annoying but adorable behaviour.
No kink shaming here but genuinely when did this become the standard?
Ikr what is wrong with them?? At this point i will stop reading these here and pay for them(i dont have money) just so these authors could afford a psychiatrist.