Wait I’m actually starting to like the plot now, maybe it isn’t so ridiculous
Whenever I read these types of stories I usually wonder how they don’t lose all will to live and just end it
Death is expensive in the cost of funerals/cremation. And unless youre lucky enough to just die in ur sleep naturally or you can recieve assisted suicide; there's no such thing as a painless death no matter the method u choose its going to hurt bad.
I guess my point w that was most people DO infact lose the will to live but are too afraid of either death itself or the pain to end it
That makes sense, I meant in my comment specifically half of the things these characters go through are (in my opinion) worse than death itself & if I could even endure that type of pain for 5 seconds, I’d have no issue throwing my body off of a cliff Lol
What a ridiculous story!
Is it now
Yes @myfapjourney102 it seems right up your alley though (⌒▽⌒)
I can’t say I enjoyed the chapters after the hiatus as much as I did with the previous, the comedy was really well written though
Oh my gosh i waited months for this.. I love this story so much.
I really liked the premise of the manga, I always enjoy reading about people who write their own mangas it’s a common trope I enjoy a lot but I think what sets this apart from others is the characters emotions, starting with the “has been” magaka, he’s a character that’s heavily demotivated and deals with issues of inferiority which is shown through how he struggles to take compliments about his manga and allows insults towards his manga, that might just show how much of a timid character he can be though.. His feelings are written really well like his depression, other readers might relate to him in that sense but what really draws me into his character is his inferiority towards others. He believes compliments towards his manga aren’t sincere, especially if it’s coming from a current best seller manga, it can even be interpreted as the reason why he hates the popular magaka. I think his emotions creates a different kind of story which makes it very enjoyable.
I’m also a big fan of the popular mangaka, mainly because of relatability.. I enjoy seeing how he’s very dedicated to the author of the manga he enjoys so heavily and doesn’t allow others to talk bad about it, I also enjoyed seeing how the manga made him feel since I often find myself feeling like that too after a good read ╮(￣▽￣)╭ His emotions weren’t only written well but also drawn really well, his skeleton showing how raw the manga made him feel was really touching.. Anyways as i finished reading this manga I had some questions, what was the extent to his (popular magaka) feelings? I want to imagine as it was something that’s more deep but I struggle to see it as only admiration and just him being a fan, he doesn’t care about how the mangaka is in real life and doesn’t let that cloud his judgement of the manga itself but that’s why I question what’s his true feelings? Does he genuinely like the mangaka or is he just a fan of his work and that’s how far his feelings will go?
Hey it’s me the friend
10/10 someone should follow you for this
Eh? Who are you?
This is really a hidden gem, I enjoy this story so heavily it reminds me of no home! With a story full of comedy with underlying themes of characters struggling with personal problems, it’s really interesting to see these characters pasts & how they develop.. Some of these characters stories almost hit home, I’m around the same age as these characters so I think that’s why I enjoy it a little more than other manhwas. This has became one of my favorites, I’ll let it collect chapters :)