Otome Equation - Ch. 5

hey... I don't know what this feeling is... Can I smack her head just once? like really. You just met the guy and this is how you gonna start?
 
She's never even seen the schedule he arranged for her, and she's already so against it?? Why? Why not look at the situation first and then decide later X'D?
 
I know this looks really dumb from an outside perspective, and it is, but it's also not entirely unfounded. Her perception of this is, and justifiably to an extant thanks to stats and announcements, painted by her understanding of the game as she played it. As far as she understands it this is still a game, these aren't real people and her free will is essentially an illusion so long as she does not have control of that book. And who wouldn't, the only time computer controlled characters act effectively is on hard difficulties when they are antagonistic to you.


ALSO!~ The thirst for Daddy she displays here had better be a temporary gag and not a future theme.
 
I, for one, am glad she didn’t just sit back and watch her life slip out of her hands. Sure, a day or two to further acclimate might’ve helped, but considering this is a game in her mind... anywho. A proactive protagonist is always welcome in my books.

(Why do these isekai fathers always have to be drawn so enticingly. Pls give me a normal middle aged dude, ftlog. I don’t wanna thirst for the MC’s Dad.)
 
well... she was no doubt rude at the previous chapter. here, she didnt give too much attitude but it was still a little aggressive in my oponion. she still hasnt grown on me but I can understand her convictions so for now ill just have to see where this goes
 
On one hand, I can sort of understand her wanting to raise her stats however she likes. But she's so EGOCENTRIC it's annoying as hell. I know she think it's a game but basically virtual reality Matrix style.

She's 10 years old and she should trying to see things from her "father's" point of view. Personally, I'd look at his schedule and then try to convince him to swap what I didn't want to do.
 
I really don't have a problem with her not being able to call a stranger, father. It's one of her thought processes that I can actually understand plus her fear that the cultivation of her character's body wouldn't be sufficient enough if she doesn't step up. I just have a problem with the execution of the story. I would've liked this speech more had the previous chapters been written well. It just sounds like an unfounded declaration of independence for the sake of independence. It could've been more powerful.
 
It's hard for me to believe that she will "work hard" for her future, if her first reaction is to ask for a Game Editor to cheat the stats and not deal with mini-games. I understand that is a flaw in her personality that needs to be overcome, but if I don't see her actually work hard I'm going to drop this quickly.
 

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