Suufungo no Mirai ga Wakaru You ni Natta Kedo, Onnagokoro wa Wakaranai. - Ch. 10

[booterror]

"We are similar "

Keep dreaming, bitch. I don't see a cape that says "Captain 'Futuresight' Saveahoe" on your back... sooooooo.

 

[Hollow7F]

hh, here it comes
the moment the author tries to ''redeem'' the hated character on the eyes of the readers by releasing their sad backstory to make it a justification for their actions...a move that ive seen way too much this year for some reason...
like, i wish they could make it so we dont like a character, instead of making us straight up hate her
there's a line between this 2 states and they almost never get it right

 

[Telesto44]

Ehh I think western readers are just more hostile to tsunderes where as they're obviously popular in Japan.

 

[raddcuban]

Ehh I think western readers are just more hostile to tsunderes where as they're obviously popular in Japan.

Many western readers have come to love and even vaunt more than a few well-written tsunderes as "best girl." This poor example has yet to demonstrate any of the depth or charm prerequisite to bridge the gap in cultural values. Most readers here just don't have the inherent tolerance towards "women being unpleasant/bitchy" that comes with the East Asian(?) cultural standpoint.

 

[Wizardrone]

thanks for chap!

and actually I am more interested in the teacher

 

[NerimaShinjuku]

This school trip feels endless. ENDLESS

 

[Peregrine06]

Rude characters always win most likely because of character development shit. Like in current manga like:
Silent witch.
I'm engaged with the girl I hate the most too.
I read some of like this but I forgot the titles.

 

[raddcuban]

Rude characters always win most likely because of character development shit. Like in current manga like:
Silent witch.
I'm engaged with the girl I hate the most too.
I read some of like this but I forgot the titles.

Yeah, I've noticed this smokescreen as well. A bunch of authors use the long, arduous journey of self-improvement to trick the reader into forgetting that all they're doing is bringing the character to everyone else's starting line.

 

[wallsg]

Ehh I think western readers are just more hostile to tsunderes where as they're obviously popular in Japan.

Many western readers have come to love and even vaunt more than a few well-written tsunderes as "best girl." This poor example has yet to demonstrate any of the depth or charm prerequisite to bridge the gap in cultural values. Most readers here just don't have the inherent tolerance towards "women being unpleasant/bitchy" that comes with the East Asian(?) cultural standpoint.

Most tsuderes are written as just mean trash. Here Yuri just can't help being a bitch by reflex.