YESS OMG
i mean, objectively speaking, its not really a decent or good comic.
the love is really spontaneous, and the male lead is helleva yandere(i mean, i dont mind since this is a comic and all, but some people hate it)
I won't talk about how good or bad the story goes, but I don't think that the comment section is only for those who actually "love" the comic, but for the readers to make remarks and reviews. So It's normal seeing hate comments here because that's what they thought about the comic. We never know, the author is reading his/her comic here and happened to pass by the comments. "Remarks and reviews" will make him/her be able to improve for his/her future works.
Imagine drawing a stick figure but with no head. You posted the drawing and look at the comments for reviews. But the comment is only for those who liked the drawing. So how can you know that you're missing the head in your drawing if there are no criticism?
Dang, I ended up giving a lecture.
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Sorry, It's just my nature ~
except a comment section isn’t meant for purely positive feedback. People can think it’s bad and express their opinions the same way that the people who like it can express their opinions. It’s a two way street and if you’re afraid of what someone is gonna say based on your own thoughts then it’s probably better for you not to say anything at all, cos it’ll probably happen.
That being said, as much as I find this particular story a bit all over the place and a bit annoying sometimes, I’m one of the people who enjoy it and can’t seem to stop reading it, even if I think the characters are,,, not the greatest lol
I kinda like tbh but like- to each their own I guess? Am I right
Yes I agree with you, thats why I didn't say the comment section should "only" be for people who love it. But the comment i made is me complaining about how all a could see in the comments section were people who didn't like the story. People were complaining about how much of a yandere the seme was, but that's exactly what a yandere is anyways. If they were constructive criticism, they would have said something about how the seme is too soft to be a yandere, i would have been fine with that kind of stuff.
Also, in a comment section, dont you think that theres usually a lot of comments from people who like the story? I was complaining that that isnt the case here, and the energy in the comment section makes it hard for people who like the story to gush about how much of a yandere the seme is or how "ugh finally i found a comic where the uke actually ends up liking the yandere and dates them cuz i love that kind of thing" yk?
Also its okay giving a lecture, that happens online a lot lol
This is what i meant. Okay,I get that you hate how the uke acts, I kinda get really worked up too, BUT the yandere thing is something that's part of the story. It's something like obey me, where the story happens BECAUSE the dude is a yandere.
People who dislike yandere related thigs should keep that to themselves when the story revolves around the guy being a yandere. It would have been fine if the yandere was some side character and this was a fluffy story, but the love interest was made to be the yandere.
Idk if i kade my point clear ╥﹏╥ but ye
that's right (⌒▽⌒)
I've gotten into the habit of reflexively reading the comments after reading the updates in a story here, but I try not to read the comments in this story as mich as possible. Why? Because seeing comments saying how "embarrassing" or "bad" the story is super fucking annoying. Especially when I'm one of the people who actually like this kind of story and don't think the story is bad.
Don't you think that the comments section of a story should be for the people who actually like the content? And not for people who are basically making fun of the story? Seeing your comments make it hard for people who actually like what's happening to comment themselves and gush over the story.
I'm not gonna be shy and go all "but that just my opinion here" because I'm so fucking tired of feeling like I'll be mocked because of my preferences every time others dont see it as "normal"