Himegoto Kakushigoto - Ch. 11 - The one behind the threat letter

[eltuzo]

So unsurprisingly it was the aunt. Hopefully now that she's been exposed and Naoomi did the whole fresh start thing again she becomes tolerable and not the annoying jealous female friend that abuses MC with no repercussions type of character.

 

[BrotherCoa]

And just like that she was conquered. Onii-chan and Onee-chan are two really powerful words...

On the other hand, I am glad that family relations are being improved and that Ueda is one reasonable guy. Deciding to have good relations and not holding a grudge over misunderstood emotions. My gut feeling tells me that he will get on good relations with mom as well.

And then we can start cheering for oyakodon.

 

[Trolliconics]

That was stupid
How do you just pretend like none of that happened and move on
How does she get off with facing none of the consequences of her actions
Why does MC still want to be accepted by her
Her and FMC's mom don't deserve any respect honestly
I'd be trying to find ways to leave that place place asap
Or at least avoid the problems of that household amap
Everyone else in the household seems pretty chill more or less

 

[ipmanvsthemask]

That was stupid
How do you just pretend like none of that happened and move on
How does she get off with facing none of the consequences of her actions
Why does MC still want to be accepted by her
Her and FMC's mom don't deserve any respect honestly
I'd be trying to find ways to leave that place place asap
Or at least avoid the problems of that household amap
Everyone else in the household seems pretty chill more or less

He's in a foreign environment. What else to do but to get along? Making enemies of the people in that mansion doesn't help him. If she's not continuing that behavior, the best thing to do is to let it go.

 

[outinthegardener]

What her aunt did isn't that bad. She sent a threatening letter made of cut-up newspaper kanji. She's like a minor league scooby-doo villain. It's mean-spirited and immature and petty, but didn't cause any actual harm. If the punishment fits the crime they should dress up as werewolves or ghosts or something, in an act of reverse-scooby-doo.

 

[BobBob]

LMAO, she's an idiot.

 

[mug3n]

What her aunt did isn't that bad. She sent a threatening letter made of cut-up newspaper kanji. She's like a minor league scooby-doo villain. It's mean-spirited and immature and petty, but didn't cause any actual harm. If the punishment fits the crime they should dress up as werewolves or ghosts or something, in an act of reverse-scooby-doo.

No no, this doesn't work this way around here. You cannot do some minor character development based on a mean thing and shenanigans that ultimately didn't amount to anything and the person who did them learning their lesson, repenting or letting go. You have to condemn her and never let go of the stupid mischief she has done because she is A BAD PERSON and always will be. What are you, A BAD PERSON?

 

[cgr]

Oh, all those times you insulted or hit me?
Nah, that doesn't matter, we're best friends now obviously...

That was stupid
How do you just pretend like none of that happened and move on
How does she get off with facing none of the consequences of her actions

her actions were only one hit and one letter, she never insulted him - in fact he insulted her, so the hit was partially deserved

Also, MC internally agreed with part of her sentiment : not accepting an outsider (page 9). Though the letter was forgiven too easily

Why does MC still want to be accepted by her

mostly for Yuzu's sake since she wants them to get along (page 16) , if Shuuka does anything bad after this though, yes, he should forget about getting along.

I'd be trying to find ways to leave that place place asap

tbf, both his mom, and his deceased dad wants him to stay at the place.
Also, he still enjoyed himself with the dad condemnation mystery, and the garden work, so it's not all bad.

 

[Lunaion]

The chapter doesn’t feel satisfying because yuzu didnt do enough pushback on her aunt’s behavior. This shit deserves to be called out before they hug and sing kumbaya.

 

[Hope_Valentine]

It seems a lot of you forget that she is literally his aunt despite her age, and as an Asian myself, I get why he just let it happen and such. Also, he seems to be the youngest in seniority and also an illegitimate one at that.

 

[kittybear]

Imagine neither of them are his kids and all of this is for nothing

 

[outinthegardener]

No no, this doesn't work this way around here. You cannot do some minor character development based on a mean thing and shenanigans that ultimately didn't amount to anything and the person who did them learning their lesson, repenting or letting go. You have to condemn her and never let go of the stupid mischief she has done because she is A BAD PERSON and always will be. What are you, A BAD PERSON?

I am bad! And I would have got away with it if not for you meddling kids!

 

[mug3n]

I am bad! And I would have got away with it if not for you meddling kids!

I'm watching Ranma and frothing right now, how could you be such a bad person to like bad people like these.

 

[finalm]

I still want my niece to call me uncle

Yeah, enjoy it while they're little. When they become teenagers, it's over

 

[finalm]

No no, this doesn't work this way around here. You cannot do some minor character development based on a mean thing and shenanigans that ultimately didn't amount to anything and the person who did them learning their lesson, repenting or letting go. You have to condemn her and never let go of the stupid mischief she has done because she is A BAD PERSON and always will be. What are you, A BAD PERSON?

So you're telling me you'd have no reservations against "getting along" with someone who showed enough hostility towards you to actually commit a crime?

 

[Trolliconics]

He's in a foreign environment. What else to do but to get along? Making enemies of the people in that mansion doesn't help him. If she's not continuing that behavior, the best thing to do is to let it go.

Fair enough
I still find it pretty stupid but if it's just a one and done case it probably isn't that bad

tbf, both his mom, and his deceased dad wants him to stay at the place.
Also, he still enjoyed himself with the dad condemnation mystery, and the garden work, so it's not all bad.

her actions were only one hit and one letter, she never insulted him - in fact he insulted her, so the hit was partially deserved

Also, MC internally agreed with part of her sentiment : not accepting an outsider (page 9). Though the letter was forgiven too easily

This is why i thought it was best to just try and avoid the people that seem to have a problem with him
He does seem to enjoy himself around the other people in the mansion like the maids and the grandpa
Just seems to be a few bad apples who don't seem too kind to his being
I can understand not liking a new person entering your household without warning
But actively going out of your way to inconvenience said person with there only sin being breathing in your vicinity is another thing entirely
If him getting hit was a worthy punishment for an insult then I wish there was some type of consequence to her actions as well
But oh well i guess
Not that type of series

 

[mug3n]

So you're telling me you'd have no reservations against "getting along" with someone who showed enough hostility towards you to actually commit a crime?

See, this exactly I was talking about. This answer is the classic tweet about social media that goes something like "I like bread" and someone answers "SO DO YOU HATE RICE?"

No, she didn't do a crime. And everything was talked out.

 

[finalm]

See, this exactly I was talking about. This answer is the classic tweet about social media that goes something like "I like bread" and someone answers "SO DO YOU HATE RICE?"

No, she didn't do a crime. And everything was talked out.

No it isn't, your little hyperbole is more like it, if anything. This is the issue at hand, at least where it comes to what people here are clammering about. This is why I asked you if you could just casually dismiss all that happened and offered to get along with her. It's really telling that rather than anwsering, you're trying to make it sound like I'm the unreasonable one, despite reaching for argumentum ad absurdum first yourself...

I don't know what "was talked about" in your opinion, but sending threatening letters is a crime in Japan, bro. Same as in any jurisdiction I can think of, really.

 

[ipmanvsthemask]

No it isn't, your little hyperbole is more like it, if anything. This is the issue at hand, at least where it comes to what people here are clammering about. This is why I asked you if you could just casually dismiss all that happened and offered to get along with her. It's really telling that rather than anwsering, you're trying to make it sound like I'm the unreasonable one, despite reaching for argumentum ad absurdum first yourself...

I don't know what "was talked about" in your opinion, but sending threatening letters is a crime in Japan, bro. Same as in any jurisdiction I can think of, really.

The threatening letter is a nothingburger. What did it actually threaten at the end of the day?

 

[mug3n]

No it isn't, your little hyperbole is more like it, if anything. This is the issue at hand, at least where it comes to what people here are clammering about. This is why I asked you if you could just casually dismiss all that happened and offered to get along with her. It's really telling that rather than anwsering, you're trying to make it sound like I'm the unreasonable one, despite reaching for argumentum ad absurdum first yourself...

I don't know what "was talked about" in your opinion, but sending threatening letters is a crime in Japan, bro. Same as in any jurisdiction I can think of, really.

This is the thing, nothing happened in the end, so there is nothing I have to answer you about. You are making an scenario in your head to be mad at and crying about anyone calling your bullshit because you want to be morals police. And the letter said "don't get close to her, I know your secret", there wasn't even a direct threat. And here you are, clutching at your pearls because someone made a vage note and it was resolved.

Also, you probably have read enough manga to know how bad bullying in Japan can be, right? The kind of bullying of writing awful stuff and litter someone's desk, right? Can you look at me in the eye and tell me this is even on the same level as that? Are you really that thin skinned to consider this a crime? How can you read manga in general in the first place?

When I made that comment about Ranma I truly mean it, you couldn't watch that show with that morality obession some of you people around here have.