I'll put this as a comment and not a reply so as not to indulge bait.
As a matter of comparison, In the aforementioned series:
The title of the chapter is
In order to Escape, to Protect Myself, I Did as He Said
In the chapter the man drugs her, ties her to the bed in a soundproof room, takes off her underwear, and photographs her. He then proceeds to assault her while she's crying and wailing to stop. We get her inner monologue showing that she's trying to protect herself and not seeking pleasure. This is all shown in a clearly negative way by the artist. The girl in question is a virgin, and her virginity is something important to her. I.e. She's not a gravure model who gets into these types of situations regularly. But hey, if you ignore those tiny details these scenes are comparable.
Wait, why stop there? We can infer that the writer off-screened the man pulling out a gun and threatening to skin her alive if she didn't do some naked burpees and then lay on the bed.
I'll finish by asking the same rhetorical question: Does it seem like the author's intent is that this is a rape scene? 😴