The story starts off smoothly but lacks depth. That's generally normal because character development and narrative depth usually build up over time. But in the early chapters, a lot of topics were brushed over, and even in the later ones, most things felt rushed and lacked proper depth. Some plot points felt like they were written just to be over with. There was little to no character depth, no clear purpose, no strong narrative layer.

So while the story was going along in an average way and I thought I understood the MC (and I really thought—"There are only a few chapters left, how will their love bloom? How will they get closer?"), BAM! The MC locked up the ML...

What? Yes, locked him up.

I couldn't believe my eyes, so I went back two chapters to see if I had skipped anything. I hadn't.

Then I checked if I was even reading the right book. Yes, I was...

Honestly, it felt like the story had veered off into an entirely different direction, as if I had started a whole new novel. I was curious how their relationship would develop, but I NEVER imagined it would involve locking up the ML.

In those chapters, the MC completely changed from a green flag to a flag I couldn't even identify.

He locked up the ML, gave him an aphrodisiac, and even though they didn't go all the way, he did quite a lot. And the ML didn't want any of it—he resisted every time.

No matter what, s*xual harassment is not something I want to read about. And it's not listed in the tags either.

So I was just hoping those chapters would pass quickly and that the MC wouldn't do anything else to the ML.

In the end, it did get better in the later chapters, but using this as a method to deepen or speed up their relationship was, without doubt, one of the dumbest choices the author could've made.

I guess the author looked at the increasing chapter count and thought, "I need to resolve this quickly, " and this was the result.