
I'm so glad someone is uploading this. I really wanted to know how their situation will turn out, it seems so hopeless for everyone. The sex scenes do nothing for me- it's all too sad. I hope I still remember the plot when the next volumes come out; I don't want to re-read the messed up parts again.( ̄∇ ̄")

I kept thinking I knew what this story was going to be about but nope, there were layers and layers to the creepiness. It's not an uninteresting story, but the author could have used more time showing how Makoto psychologically manipulated Kei to be dependent on him. It appeared to just be about sex which I don't think is enough of an explanation. With all the horrific abuse that happened in the story, the fact that Makoto sort of 'turned' him gay is somehow the most egregious thing to me.... Art is nice though.

I already know there is no point in me commenting and people will not like this but.. Judging by the comments about Hyunjin here... I know people on this site are young but I really hope that they know this was not a depiction of a happy relationship! Manipulating your partner and purposefully ruining their relationships with others and all the possessiveness is not acceptable even if they apologize, like that's not normal. I don't think the author intended for us to actually want him to end up with Hyunjin, it's very clear that Jungyeon is not okay at the end. Well, I guess like Jungyeon, hopefully people will figure out that this is not an okay relationship in the end... ...Anyway, I think this author is very good at writing this type of dramatic story and it was a good read, even though the ending was so heavy handed.
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The circumstances remind me of A Cruel God Reigns, a manga where terrrrrible things happen to the main character. Are we as an audience suppose root for this relationship? I find it... just very creepy and unsettling. But I have read enough yaoi to think that they are going to end up together...

I thought it reminded me of A Cruel God Reings after I finished reading the first chapter. The second, however, made me think more of a revenge plot, especially the last line (the kid being a sheltered boy). I guess we have to wait to see how it goes.
I don't think this is the kind of manga that makes you root for the relatonship, bur rather hold your breath an especulate. Will the guy make the MC suffer? Should we prepare for the worst?

I don't even know how to think about this one. If anything, it's interesting because it presents questions that I feel totally uncomfortable thinking about. Is Harada saying this relationship is okay? That society is destroying their happiness and that we should let them be? Or is this all the main character's brainwashing? Mai, the outsider, seems to approve. But on the last page, the main character repeats himself, trying to reassure himself that he is not wrong, which might indicate that he is not sure himself.
I think I just want to forget about this one.

I think provoking our thoughts on this vile issue was the point of this manga. Instead of sweeping the issue under the rug of "NOPE. It's fucked up, let's not talk about it shall we?". This just presents one of the many outcomes that could happen to abuse victims and it's an outcome that society doesn't approve of. It makes you think how many of these people live in that shadow and for some reason makes you feel that uncomfortable twinge of sympathy towards them.
Well... should have listened to commenters.
I simply don't understand the direction this turned. I thought they had an interesting dynamic. I thought the writing was good. Perhaps the fact that Albert would literally order Michael to love him was in fact where the story was heading. But forcing him to have sex in front of Heide really happened out of no where. What's more is the fact that this is framed as Michael's fault for not being honest with his feelings; that HE made this inevitable. Yeah, I can like a good sex scene, I can enjoy psychological twisted stories, but this framing... kinda horrifies me.