I'm strangely somehow still here reading this even though I don't like the plot the author...

The execution of the story is really good. even if you don't like the plot or the elements in the story, the artist managers to execute the whatever the hell their intending to tell perfectly and that's what feels right about this

For example the story is set in a certain backdrop of mafia, gambling, poverty, prostitution and other illegal stuff, now a lot of manhwas have this backdrop but there dont use it much to it's full potential, in a sense you don't feel immersed in that background but here though it's in a form of details like their accents (everyone has an accent here) their extremely vulgar way of speaking, it's disgusting sometimes and sometimes cringey but you do feel immersed in their lifestyle, the characters act understandably to their environment (disregarding the ethical aspect of it) they are involved heavily in prostitution and it gives a convincing reason why chu gio's (the seme) view on consent and sex is weird I'm not defending him but it's realistic and minjo being uncomfortable is addressed to some extent (I'm sure chu gio is gonna have a huge character development in the future by the flow of story)

Anyway explaining why the execution is great is a bit complicated since it's all in the details and it's something that you just go like "damn there's something weirdly likable about this story"

I agree, the author really executes this pretty decently and realistically where you can feel the depth of the circumstances (being associated with the mafia, abusive connections, debts,…). I think this keeps the readers more enticed & connected to the story as a whole not just focused on the 2 main characters.