Don't get me wrong. I don't like blackmail in other works, mainly (and as should be) because they keep it as leverage for the other person to stay with them, to sexually take advantage, and other more horrible and heavy stuff that makes me sick.
This one on the other hand is, you could say, much lighter (?) at least compared to all those aforementioned. I get it, it seems lighter only because the author didn't focus on that aspect and only briefed the errands the uke was made to do. Also, the blackmail led to them knowing each other instead of them being merely sexually attracted. And it was short?? Chapter 2 (if I remember correctly) when the blackmailing stopped, to the point I think the author put it there just for the sake of it.
Hahahahaha I dunno maybe I've just encountered a lot of toxic bl manhwas that this one seems too light-hearted pr I'm just really detached since, duh?? It's fiction. VERY separate from reality, especially with all the old-style, ridiculous, fiction logic of not recognizing people just because they wore glasses
Don't get me wrong. I don't like blackmail in other works, mainly (and as should be) because they keep it as leverage for the other person to stay with them, to sexually take advantage, and other more horrible and heavy stuff that makes me sick.
This one on the other hand is, you could say, much lighter (?) at least compared to all those aforementioned. I get it, it seems lighter only because the author didn't focus on that aspect and only briefed the errands the uke was made to do. Also, the blackmail led to them knowing each other instead of them being merely sexually attracted. And it was short?? Chapter 2 (if I remember correctly) when the blackmailing stopped, to the point I think the author put it there just for the sake of it.
Hahahahaha I dunno maybe I've just encountered a lot of toxic bl manhwas that this one seems too light-hearted pr I'm just really detached since, duh?? It's fiction. VERY separate from reality, especially with all the old-style, ridiculous, fiction logic of not recognizing people just because they wore glasses