The top commenter is unhinged holy wow. Calling for justice for pixels and drawings. You need to limit what you allow yourself to read. No actual women were harmed in the making of this manga as there are no real people present at all. Weird ass people. Its just a story.
To quote yourself, it's just a comment. Why so bitter about it?
People allowed to have opinion, if they hate it, they hate it. Furthermore, bcs of their comment, someone like me who also hate something like that to be in a story will able to avoid reading this manga. A trigger warning as you may see it.
Their comment is also right, as much as you need to limit what you read, you also need to limit what you make. Why do they make femicide and pedophilia a thing in a story in the first place (if they comment about that is true)? Some people aren't gonna accept it, and they never will.
I wish people would learn to read before responding to me. First of all that's not a "quote" because I didn't say that. I did not say they must like this story or that I was bothered it made them uncomfortable. It's good to have limits and to know what you can handle. I was very clearly addressing the fact that that commenter is mixing up reality and fiction. I said they were unhinged because they were talking about drawing as if they were real people and saying they deserved justice. That's crazy. Also people being limited on what art they can and cannot make is called censorship and it's generally frowned upon. If manga where fictional women were killed was banned you'd lose a HUGE chunk of shonen. Manga like jujutsu kaisen, demon slayer, and inuyasha would be banned. It's ok if you don't like something but all authors and artists should not have to cater to you. Also I'm not sure what "pedophilia" you both are referring to but I haven't finished it yet. Mangago doesn't allow explicit stuff with fictional kids.
No, they didn't mixing up reality and fiction. They found it unacceptable. They hate that it's happened, no matter if it's fiction or not. They hate that it's exist, even in the world called fiction, even if it's just for entertainment. So they expressed that.
About the "seeking justice" itself, it's just an expression. Didn't you know that's how people sometimes put their words? Why make it a big deal? The big picture they talking about is how can something like femicide exists in a story? That's what they're mad about, and here you are, making a big deal about one sentence. Also I didn't read the story, so I didn't know whether the pedophilia is true or not and that's why I said "if they comment about that is true".
I'm also didn't say that people absolutely shouldn't make or read something like that while I'm also agree there's a line that acceptable. That's why I found their comment helpful for someone like me and that person. People didn't know about what they gonna read before they read it, and when they found out it's unacceptable for them, they expressed it. How they expressed it is up to them, that's what opinion is.
I understand the person who said the end is anticlimactic. I expected a bit more. It wasn't bad at all tho.
I wonder how he got his jinx!!
Exactly my thoughts!!!
Knowing a little about his personality from the last few chs, o think it's not so wrong to think that maybe Jaekyung believes in superstitions strongly, feeling that winning can lead to bad luck. This fear may come from his traumatic past, where his father's death followed a victory. As a result, he believes he needs to protect his wins with rituals, even resorting to have sex with anyone before competitions.
Rituals that, although seemingly irrational, are part of their quest to control a possible tragedy. It's like a desperate way to calm their anxiety related to this superstition and prevent their fear of bad luck from affecting their performance.
Damn! That’s interesting
Nice theory
Oh!! I like this! It makes a lot of sense! This is my fave theory so far~
Nooooo I caught up