a child about 15-16, being neglected by parents, tossed off to some stranger, who raped him, leading child on to believe he was prostitutioning himself in exchange for living expences. The stranger was actually a teacher. He also said the boy was his special someone, and that's why he does these things(meaning rape) to him.
I've happened to read some morally wrong stories, but this by far is the worst one.
Wow, I guess that's one way to look at it. Are you sure yaoi is the genre for you? Because the plot you've read here is pretty common...especially the "rape" and the uke being oblivious and imbecilic. It's your prerogative to read whatever genre you want. I'm just trying to give you a "heads up" that this manga was VERY tame in comparison to a large percentage of yaoi. Maybe shounen ai is more to your liking - no sex unfortunately, but no "rape" either. I just see thousands (no exaggeration) of comments like yours and I am concerned that this genre will leave a "bad taste in your mouth" because of the prevalence of these "rape" plot devices. I'm not trying to be mean or pushy, just trying to warn you of what you will be reading in yaoi. My "already read" count is well over 1000 - all but 2 are yaoi - so I'm speaking from experience. I sincerely wish you the best of luck and a happy(er) reading experience in the future. (⌒▽⌒)
Please understand, I never meant to criticize your opinion. I simply meant to warn you of the types of plots prevalent in this genre. I see so many "yaoi rape" hating comments and can't grasp the reason readers continue to read stories in a genre where something they detest is as common as cat shit in a litter box. I tried reading material in shoujo and josei genres, but found aspects in those genres unappealing, so I don't read stories in that genre. A simple solution, ne? Rather than gripe and moan over what I don't like, I expend my energy on what I do like. Life is too short to waste it on unpleasant things we can effortlessly change. At least, that's how I feel about it.
For one- it's 2d, and two- go back to Harlequin romances if you have a problem with standard yaoi trope. It's a fantasy, no yaoi reader would actually get excited about a real child being victimized. Get off your moral high horse











I just feel sorry for the guy who actually got rejected in the love triangle thingy that happens later on...i kind of rooted for him
IKR ... *sigh* the kind guys always get hurt (〜 ̄△ ̄)〜