I feel like many readers leaving negative comments are very ignorant... It's fair to not like something simply because you don't, but their reasoning usually ends up being enabled by misinterpretation. I admit, it's partially because of the plethora of poor otome adaptations, but I'd be lying if it didn't make me resent the fanbase a little bit.
Please read beyond the lines... It's frustrating seeing people miss such obvious implication. Do they not look at anything but text? The purpose of a comic adaptation is to put words into visuals, not to chew the novel's words then spit them out. This series, however, actually uses visuals for a lot of the storytelling as it should be. If that's too advanced for you, please just say you don't understand it or don't like it and leave it at that.
And finally, if this does not apply to you, then I am not talking about you. I do not desire to berate anybody but to vent my frustrations and encourage civil discussion. Feel free to reply if you disagree with me or think I'm being unreasonable.
I feel like many readers leaving negative comments are very ignorant... It's fair to not like something simply because you don't, but their reasoning usually ends up being enabled by misinterpretation. I admit, it's partially because of the plethora of poor otome adaptations, but I'd be lying if it didn't make me resent the fanbase a little bit.
Please read beyond the lines... It's frustrating seeing people miss such obvious implication. Do they not look at anything but text? The purpose of a comic adaptation is to put words into visuals, not to chew the novel's words then spit them out. This series, however, actually uses visuals for a lot of the storytelling as it should be. If that's too advanced for you, please just say you don't understand it or don't like it and leave it at that.
And finally, if this does not apply to you, then I am not talking about you. I do not desire to berate anybody but to vent my frustrations and encourage civil discussion. Feel free to reply if you disagree with me or think I'm being unreasonable.