There are lots of theories being drawn to explain his horrible action, most of them being based on Feilong’s psychological background and terrible past. Also, holding a grudge over someone that they consider to have double-crossed or betrayed them is a very mafia thing to do. He is a mafia, he was trained as a mafia, and using people is one of the things mafia does to get what they want. Even what he did to Takaba in the Chapter Five of Naked Truth arc did not surprise me at all. Perhaps I watched too many Hong Kong movies. There is nothing really interesting to look forward to. Then, as I went on reading, I also learned that Feilong sports a very typical mafia attitude, which got me less and less impressed.
However, Feilong made it all suddenly unclear. Chapter One led me to believe that it was Asami, considering what he did to Takaba, and the nature of his business. Thirdly, Feilong’s existence made me confused about who is actually the bad guy here. After learning in Chapter One about Takaba’s abduction by Asami, which later included BDSM and rape as obedience tools, I was not too keen about another raping scene in a short span of time. Secondly, in his first appearance, Feilong had to rape Takaba. It does not help matters that I am not such a big fan of long-haired bishounens with girly face. Firstly, because he came to me as a typical pretty manga boy - drop dead gorgeous, with cold look, miles of silky hair and a personality that could kill. Honestly, I was completely unimpressed at Feilong’s first appearance for some reasons. Viewfinder itself is basically a collection of short stories, revolving around the two main characters: Takaba Akihito, a photojournalist, who makes his living by stalking the dark world of illegal business and Asami Ryuuichi, a businessman who is believed to have his hands on any kind of business, legal and illegal.
Liu Feilong (or Ryou Feilon as referred in some translations/scanlations) is introduced to us by the magical hands of Yamane Ayano through her infamous, amazing series “You’re my love prize in Viewfinder” (Finder no Hyouteki). I think of him whenever the wound aches – Chapter 2, page 60. I tried to keep it as minimal as possible, though. Please note that, due to the nature of the fandom, this essay contains non-consensual sex and violence terms, which you may find disturbing. Fandom: You’re My Love Prize in Viewfinder/Finder no Hyouteki (Yamane Ayano)
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