Yeah and and people are making conclusions when its not even half of the comic yet
While i agree some what, any working author has to at least have constructive feedback. Or else they wont sell, sorry boo but sometimes as a working artist the mean comments can be the most rewarding to a author later on down the road. Or at least that's how webtoons work, mangas are a little different but still get rated. I always give constructive feedback, by look at plots and characters. I think perhaps maybe just ignore the comments like most authors do. They dont read comments daily, mostly just ask their managers the feedback they have gotten. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Well i sure hope you're actually commenting on the official platforms they're being published on bc unless u speak korean, go on korean forums, or tweet the author in korean, then your "feedback" is pretty much nonexistent and well, means jack shit, in a piracy website like mangago.
Also authors/artists/creators actually really DO read comments. Idk how knowledgeable you really are, but comments and supportive words mean the world to creators (why else would they take the time to have thank you notes or Q/A sections in between chapters). The only REAL important feedback they need is from the ratings/profit the webtoon is making. So even if there are lots of negative comments about rape/cliche/drama/etc, if it's still generating traffic and profit, then they're gonna keep doing it.
But in the end, if people aren't buying/paying for someone's work, then they don't really have the right to criticize or complain about the free or stolen shit we're reading
Hey watch your mouth bitch I wasn't being rude (￣ε(#￣)Σ. Yes I do speak korean, Japanese and vietnamese fluently. I do leave feedback and I happen to know quite a bit about how authors watch comments. They have little time to see everything from fans of their webtoons. So their managers which normally handle the feedback per release compile alot of the questions they get asked. They do read comments but not every single one. And dont think they dont know about this site and dont shadow for comments because they do. I've been reading yaoi since before webtoons were thought of. when mangas were released and the author had time to actually get feedback after a complete series.
Your response is referring stuff I have already said. But I'm nice and leave general summaries of the webtoons people are reading for the ones I do like(some people read the comments first). But I'm more active on the paying sights then here. So watch your dam rude ass mouth dude.
Whether you like it or not people will always have a opinion. Just I dont know, ignore the ones you don't like ╮(￣▽￣)╭. As long as there is a comment section, be real and aspect what ever comes. Speaking of rape. As a yaoi veteran I dont see a issue in it because that's a plot tool not reality. I'm usually the one tell western ass hats to get a dam grip. Plus alot of the webtoons make money off of sponsors and advertising not fans alone, feedback is almost always handled by a manager first due to two reasons the authors availability and courtesy to the authors sensitivity. Somethings can hurt a authors feelings so alot of times they let the manager handle the logistical side of things while they can pick and choose if they want to read comments directly or have a assistant or fellow coworker review some. Many authors say they are very involved but reality is the have projects to achieve that's why the leave the authors notes to communicate to us and to touch base with any concerns their team brought to them to answer. You might be surprised at just how little time frame artists for webtoons specifically have to engage but what is true is that they always enjoy the fans. And they never forget to leave authors notes also they love generally the meet and greet excluding some artists who dont have good social skills. #－.－)
Sorry for the attack LOL it's just that most of the time, the people complaining here and saying things like "we should comment how bad this (niche) is so that authors stop making these kinds of yaoi" or "i have the right to critique the story" are the ones who absolutely PAY NOTHING to the author or the work, but still think that somehow, their opinions matter, in this pirate site. Which is why I always tell those people that unless you're actually paying for chapters and going on official sites, your comments mean nothing. Because I just really hate seeing entitlement in this site. But it's great that you're active on the paid sites, I am too, and I stalk my favorite manga/webtoon artists on twitter/pixiv/ig, so I know that to some degree, they do interact and read comments
Hi just wanna say for people who dont like this story please just leave the story alone and dont talk bad about it, its not yours to decide what the author should or should not write about, its not your story anyway. Don't like it dont read it. If you need more stories to fit your taste go do your own artwork, i don't give a damn. Don deprecate other peoples story for your self service. I've seen enough selfish jerks around who need evrryhting to fit their description.