Red Flag
These works feature a love interest that is overall problematic and cruel to their partner. This does include characters that start as red flags and become green flags due to regret.
Manga Review | Enter the Beast by Owal
Office Worker Addicted to Naughty Videos Ends Up Catching Someone Else Watching Them
Manga Review | Wails of the Bound by Keri Kusabi
Company Chief is an Omega and Uses It to His Advantage
Manhwa Review | The Warehouse by Killa+Whale
High School Friends Turned Lovers Turned Enemies Turns Into Confinement
Manhwa Review | Interview with a Murderer by KJK
Title: Interview with a Murderer
Clark is a reporter. He doesn’t like working all that much, but he does enjoy one aspect of his job when he can partake in it off the clock: gathering macabre and interesting stories about criminals that intrigue him. He has an extensive collection of stories stored away for his eyes only. There’s a new story on the horizon that Clark is determined to get his hands on. There’s a serial killer on the loose, known as the Triage Killer, who has killed three people thus far. There’s no evidence of his identity, so the odds of Clark encountering him are slim to none.
That is until his friend and ex, Oliver, reaches out. Oliver is a psychiatrist, and as it turns out, his patient, Alex, is none other than the Triage Killer. Oliver wants Alex to form meaningful relationships, and he feels that being interviewed by Clark will start that process. While Clark doesn’t believe his presence will help Alex, Clark is all too happy to jump at the chance to meet the one and only Triage Killer. When they do meet, the killer is much more normal than Clark would assume, and his only explanation for why he kills is a simple one: love.
In order to get more information out of Alex, Clark must give himself over to the killer. A small price to pay for what Clark craves: interesting stories. But when Alex becomes enamored by Clark, will Clark come out of it alive? Or will he become the Triage Killer’s next victim?