Cinnamon Milk TEA's manga / #R*pe(9)

Maybe it the comments or my guts feeling but I can't seem to be able to bring my self to read it

That was something... A dude who turns his obsession with his BDSM slaves partner to her son, grooming him then dump him out of nowhere. Talking about childhood trauma and psychological abuse...

What Was The Fucking Point ? There's no story in here and it's not porno enough to be a hentai. MC is facing the universe being sarcastic to him and I felt nothing... This is just terrible and depressing.

Scandalous!!! This is Porn Hentai what ever perverted thing that is, yet I feel like a terrible person for liking it!(●///▽///●) I'm re reading it for the third time after watching the anime trailer even though there is no update of the ch 4 yet. It's getting better every time and I get to appreciate the story more (／≧ω＼). It take all hentai and romance codes reappropriated them in this crazy criminal lightly dark comedic setting.

This one is gooooooood, didn't expect to like it, but after seeing the characters of "Good Hunter & Bad Prey" being happy together in the first penal I had an idea of what to expect of the —open– ending. For some reason I found it funny even though it's not, there's nothing to laugh about. But it's just ironic –no it's just hormones missing with my emotion function– how –supposedly– one mistake lead bottom into this shitty situation.

Solid foundation to a twisted dark relationship

Straight omega vers are traumatizing

This shit is good ! Trauma, Betrayal, Revenge, Guilt and Corporate Espionage ... All while portraying rape as a start of the relationship... _______ The relationships, situations, and characters are so very messy and truly make the story what it is. I don't know who the bigger mess is between Utsumi and Akamine, they've both hurt each other greatly, yet they seek comfort in one another, thus a wild ride of betrayals and atonements attempt occurs in order to right the mistakes of the past. It's a great work, but it's really missing something to make it stand out for me. Because the past is so critical to the rest of the story, our characters are stuck dwelling on what happened back then. To learn about the past, we have constant flashbacks to past events to add additional context which slightly disrupts the pacing. These guys just have so much emotional baggage to sort through and it's just... unfortunate that they couldn't resolve it sooner. I think the darker aspects are lighter than I would like for a story with this premise, that certainly isn't the main focus. As stated earlier, this is a story of betrayals and past mistakes.