Jui-san no Oshigoto in Isekai
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how can a scout be so slow to react... what
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@mycarryfuckingsucks it was probably a combination of dropping her guard and being simply too far away.
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Whatever, bunnies fuck too much, there's always another to replace them
<insert Zootopia "bunnies having sex" joke>
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The MC is a furry.
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I guess as a review for this manga at Ch. 016 so far I can say that I enjoyed it frankly for a while.
The premise of introducing a bizarre occupation from the modern world such as a veterinarian to the common isekai trope drew me in.
-and I more or less enjoyed the beginning character interactions for the first few chapters for their personalities.
But, after reading Ch. 014, which will be spoiled by someone else here inevitably, I decided to drop this manga.
It just felt really forced and spur of the moment that I had to check if I was reading a different story on accident.
The premise of introducing a bizarre occupation from the modern world such as a veterinarian to the common isekai trope drew me in.
-and I more or less enjoyed the beginning character interactions for the first few chapters for their personalities.
But, after reading Ch. 014, which will be spoiled by someone else here inevitably, I decided to drop this manga.
The story progression at that point felt too forced of sudden change in the theme of the story that I felt a weird whiplash reading it afterwards.
It was like the editor of the story said this to the author while he was writing this part,
"Everything is too happy go lucky and typical of an Isekai story we need some trauma to happen so that the protagonist can develop an understanding of the weight of death."
It was like the editor of the story said this to the author while he was writing this part,
"Everything is too happy go lucky and typical of an Isekai story we need some trauma to happen so that the protagonist can develop an understanding of the weight of death."
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Hopefully we can catch up to the raws which are at ch.26
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Oh, pretty decent. I'm glad I took the risk and read it, I though it was another one of those "become a civilian do boring jobs in another world" kind of story.
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@greyhud90:
No, I assure you that there really is a quite broad expanse between those two extremes =.=; (like, literally the majority of the manga on this site falls somewhere between "typical slice of life" and "story with important character death" in terms of intensity. And slice-of-lifes can involve ruminations on the subject of death more intimately than I think you're giving them credit for, too—see, for instance, Dakara Miyoko Desu, some of the latter chapters in particular.)
And I say this as someone with a healthy respect for the importance of death in many stories.
There's also such a thing as throwing in death of an important character for cheap thrills. Really, as with everything else—the quality of the writing cannot be determined by the subject matter alone.
No, I assure you that there really is a quite broad expanse between those two extremes =.=; (like, literally the majority of the manga on this site falls somewhere between "typical slice of life" and "story with important character death" in terms of intensity. And slice-of-lifes can involve ruminations on the subject of death more intimately than I think you're giving them credit for, too—see, for instance, Dakara Miyoko Desu, some of the latter chapters in particular.)
And I say this as someone with a healthy respect for the importance of death in many stories.
There's also such a thing as throwing in death of an important character for cheap thrills. Really, as with everything else—the quality of the writing cannot be determined by the subject matter alone.
@Pokari
I was talking about the current pop conception that Slice of Life should always be a happy go lucky, giggly, fluffy and braindead on loop,
But yeah agree, the quality of the writing cannot be determined by the subject matter alone.
All I'm sayin' is that a good story should at least have twist and turns and character development.
It seriously a pain in the ass to read a story where characters are (insert cardboard cutout anime personality) forever.
sorry for bad vocabulary, I was taught english by my ghetto dad.
I was talking about the current pop conception that Slice of Life should always be a happy go lucky, giggly, fluffy and braindead on loop,
But yeah agree, the quality of the writing cannot be determined by the subject matter alone.
All I'm sayin' is that a good story should at least have twist and turns and character development.
It seriously a pain in the ass to read a story where characters are (insert cardboard cutout anime personality) forever.
sorry for bad vocabulary, I was taught english by my ghetto dad.
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