Tsumechi's activites

Woo Myung-seong, the next manager of a hotel, who was raised by his father "work". The fam...

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In high school, Arata fell for a British girl. A salaryman now, he's reunited with that person,...

In high school, Arata fell for a British girl. A salaryman now, he's reunited with that person,...

Towa and Yamato are twins with very different personalities. Yamato is loud, outgoing, and regularly...

Kang Sihyun is an SS rank agent from a private intelligence company. Code name: Red Candy. Intellige...

“Do you know me?” A simple question was enough to change the trajectory of Lee Ha-kyung&...

“Do you know me?” A simple question was enough to change the trajectory of Lee Ha-kyung&...

The story is as beautiful as it is morally horrible, does it give one the right to r*pe someone when it is out of love, does it give one the right to forgive the r*per just because the r*per did it out of love and repents on their action.

Putting that aside too the story is beautiful in quite a silly way, I saw a topic comment about how this could've been better without the r*pe, but in my opinion, one of the main reasons why the mc even woke up from his endless loop is from the r*pe. Simple love gestures would've never gotten him out of loop, and seeing how he was just so out of it and crazed about ml's sister. Without this very direct and upfront way of just pushing a feeling towards him, he wouldn't have gotten out. So in a way r*pe is an aspect of the story, and what made it possible. If I didn't read it wrong there was even a line or a panel around the last few days where he mentions that all his sorrows are slowly getting lost as he gets f*cked senseless. Which brings me towards to my moral question above gosh.

+ I'd like to mention how the story ends exactly at 8 chapters is so ugh, I am a fan of the BL work seven days, and a week concept type of thing hits me in funny ways, this one goes the same too, it says in the story how mc forgets after each week, and the author unravels his issues within 7 chapters, and resolves it as the chapter continues towards the 8th chapter, meaning if there was an 8th chapter then they have broke through that 7th day barrier. I'm not expressing it right but that's the idea huhu.