Responses

Too true!!! Since the pushy behavior has already been romanticized in the story, I guess the disclaimer blurb should be something like
“don’t try this at home kids”
or “this is a work of fiction, made for entertainment purposes. The behaviors of the protagonists are designed to be entertaining, and should not be taken as a model of healthy relationships.”
It's a nice reminder and warning that it's there, but technically it is the author that has been romanticizing all his forceful and pushy moves. Not that this manga is the only one, most romance stories, especially those of asian origin tend to romanticize the cold, heartless mean CEO type which in real life is actually toxic and not real love/relationships. Just throwing this out there for a different perspective.