Ngl it's like some unknown force keeps me reading this, it's so bad in so many ways I just...

empathy* lol I probably lost some brain sells after reading this to make such mistakes...

Well honestly i don't know if I should agree or disagree with you lol... i guess i can kinda understand you and i agree that this is very addicting and interesting but i have to disagree on the part where you say that there is no plot. I mean it's obvious that there is, that's how we know that kang has some issues and trauma from the past and there is a reason why this is all happening and we're just waiting it to find out what it is. If that's not a plot (containing drama, reasons, tragedy, bad behaviour etc...) idk what is.

Obviously when I write "no plot" I don't mean there's actually no plot, I mean there's a plot in every shitty thing people have ever written in all the years of human existence lol, so yeah. What I mean that this plot is very, very bad written and it's ridiculous.
I mean let's see the last chapter for example and try to understand this guy's reason to blackmail and rape the blue haired guy I don't even know how many times. We see that line kind of triggers him, but it makes no sense tbh
Honestly I can say that about everyone, starting from uke and ending with that uncle with a ridiculous eye-patch lol

I may not have a degree in psychology but this manhwa is definitely not the best representation of human behaviour over all.

In general about the human behaviour yes you're absolutely right and about the plot yea it doesn't make much sense for now but i think that's on purpose. We'll get to the point where the author explains the whole story and we'll understand everything, i'm sure of it.

Actually there's only twenty plots. Some extend that to 23, but that's the utmost limit on how many plots there are in the world.

Yep, obviously there are patterns the stories follow, genre clichés etc , I've never said that everything has its own unique plot :) Ofc the main idea behind two stories can be the same, it's the way the author tells it that matters)

Btw, I'm majoring in psychology and I can say with conviction that their behavior is believable. Trust me, you can even search Behaviorism (Skinner) If want confirmation.

I don't condone the blackmail/rape, but I'm pretty sure the author will pull something like the One-eyed uncle would kill or make Junho's life hell If he knew that Lee Kang was even remotely interested in him. The trauma content is already there for Lee Kang, he probably was raped when he was a child and don't exactly understand the concept of "consent".
To top It all, Junho seems to have a masochist streak on him and is homophobic, even though he's at the very least bisexual.

Yeah, yeah, we saw it all already, there's nothing new. Every time there's a trauma involved it means everyone have to put up with the shit this traumatized person does. But it doesn't work in real life. If it's not a family or someone you really love, no one would get involved with a person who is not stable. And in uke's case no one would try to do this petty revenge or idk what he's planning, every sane person would run away from that. Especially after the moment he heard about the deleted photo.

"he probably was raped when he was a child and don't exactly understand the concept of "consent"." From what I've read he understands very well that he rapes him lol

"To top It all, Junho seems to have a masochist streak on him and is homophobic, even though he's at the very least bisexual. " yeah, it's nothing new too, apparently it's yaoi logic that after someone raped you you just move on like nothing happened and just enjoy your life discovering your sexual preferences. No signs he was struggling with that, nothing.
And the first time he was raped there wasn't a struggle too.

Honestly I can go on and on, but I don't want to.

Yep, that's about It. I do not like how they portray rape in comics (I particularly abhor yaoi logic), because author's tend to romanticize rape, one way or another.
With the exception of your first sentence, I disagree with your first paragraph. If you know enough about psychology/human behaviour, you will understand that Very few people are "stable" or "sane", as you put it, hahaha.
You are under no obligation to "put up" with the behavior of anyone, traumatized or not. Morally speaking, you shouldn't make the problem worse, obviously, but If you force yourself to stay with an unstable person, you may end worsening his case. This is why borderline personality disorder can get really tricky to deal with.

"If you know enough about psychology/human behaviour, you will understand that Very few people are "stable" or "sane", as you put it, hahaha."
- Well I'm not talking about some minor stuff, ofc we all are a bit damaged in our own way, I'm talking about the cases when people harm others, like the abuse here. That's why I'm saying normal people without any major psychological issues would not involve yourself with people like the mc here.

And I agree with everything else you said, just wanted to clear up that part above :)

what the hell does ngl mean? It looks like niggle. which seems ridiculous. niggle this niggle that.

ahaha never thought that
ngl=not gonna lie

Look, there's 20 plots. This has been know for oh... 2500 years. it's not "patterns"

You're not letting it go, are you? Bc I obviously know what you mean (and I even googled it in case I didn't) and it doesn't change anything I've said, you're just picking on my line "no plot", when it's obvious a lot of people say it meaning the story is poor written.

So please, let me be :)

whatever you said, I like conscientious people who will look something up to make sure they absolutely know what they're talking about. I read this topic mainly because I liked what you said about how for some reason you keep coming back.

Oh, thank you, then I've probably misinterpreted your words.

ty, man