Recent content by Elki

How lewd, they might share a kiss in 2 years, those perverts!

The thing that happens in this manwha is as fictional as your weird scenario, it isn't real life, it isn't an argument for why torture is good. I could make up any scenario where using white phosphorus is the only solution to a problem, wouldn't make white phosphorus good or less of a war crime...

@ ZeroR3 You making up a weird scenario doesn't make torture good. You can make up all of the weird scenarios you want in your head, it won't suddenly make torture an effective tool. It's not "not the most reliable", it's quite close to useless on top of being against basic human rights. If it...

Edit: Double post, sorry for that.

@ZeroR3 Wow, actually supporting real life torture. I didn't expect someone to be openly supporting war crimes and inhumane practices on this kind of website. Also you're incredibly wrong. Torture is actually well known for being a terrible way to get information. No scientific evidence...

@Jesotku Featuring torture doesn't make your story deep. He's not even talking about regretting it or anything. He just goes straight to torture, there's nothing else to it. Nothing deep going on here.

Not a fan of authors making torture "necessary" (was it even necessary in this case?). Torture isn't cool, edgy or whatever.

While I think the author has a pretty good idea on how to write character arcs and stuff, she is pretty heavy handed with her narration. It often goes a bit too far, a bit too unbelievable in some way or another. It really is difficult to believe that someone would bully you because your father...

It's so weird how the author is writing these two working adults like two 12 years old. I'm not saying it's bad, it's just quite surprising to see these kind of plot points in a love story between office workers.

While I understand what the author is trying to do, in practice we have a man who pressures his doctor with crazy threats. He's basically telling him he will let his son die if Goto doesn't operate on him even though he told him he was not experienced with this operation and kind of...

"He's been slightly autistic lately" Uhm, what?

Shit, I felt that.

Well, this has become boring. It has all of the tropes and no substance.

I'm starting to feel bad for Kiyo too honestly. She isn't shown to have some kind of life or interest outside of her kitchen. We have seen a good range of emotion from a lot of characters, Suu-chan has many highs and lows, etc. But Kiyo's chapters are always about her cooking something. She...

Interestingly, when I went to an art school at 24 I was surrounded by people 4 to 5 years younger than me, coming out of high school, and I felt the same way as he did. So many of them had so much personality showing through their art, so much knowledge I didn't have while I was older. Good...