kuudere sister is besttsundere sister is good.
but story too generic, not enough erotica
I dunno man, seeing people lose their shit over the rule 63 malfoy trend makes me think the market for tsunderes is still more than big enough. I'd chalk this case up to the author not bothering to put much effort into striking a balance between the tsun and the dere parts of the character, and just banking on us being distracted by her looks until they get around to having her "softening up" moments.Most men are tired with bs and waste of time nowadays so, tsunderes are now very annoying, we like people who are straight to the point
makes sense, it's indeed the author not being experienced at handling their characters traitsI dunno man, seeing people lose their shit over the rule 63 malfoy trend makes me think the market for tsunderes is still more than big enough. I'd chalk this case up to the author not bothering to put much effort into striking a balance between the tsun and the dere parts of the character, and just banking on us being distracted by her looks until they get around to having her "softening up" moments.
Also, earlier this year I replayed some dating sims/visual novels from the "golden age of tsunderes" and I noticed that the classic ones from back then are Tsun way less often than modern ones. In fact, most of them are likeable, even if somewhat aloof, to everyone (mc included) like 90% of the time and only bust out the Tsun when they get embarrassed/angry.
Which leads me to the conclusion that modern authors are just lazy and trying to copy what others did that worked without knowing why it worked, and thus missing the point entirely.
I was thinking the same thing but then remembered that coke, the fuel, can burn almost twice as long coal and coal burns longer than wood. I highly doubt that this author intended that, but maybe they half-remembered something to that effect and just sloppily threw it in as a throw away detail?A fuel that burns hotter would last for a shorter time for the same mass, because it means it reacts faster with oxygen. Just because it's magic doesn't mean it has to be totally nonsensical in all regards...
Definetly not pound-for-pound. Coke is more energy dense than coal so it can supply more heat in total, but it won't burn longer on avarage than the same amount of coal. There are several variables to the conditions under which it is burned so I'll avoid blanket statements here, however due to it being more porous than coal, you can expect if to burn out faster simply due to the rate at which the reaction runs.I was thinking the same thing but then remembered that coke, the fuel, can burn almost twice as long coal and coal burns longer than wood. I highly doubt that this author intended that, but maybe they half-remembered something to that effect and just sloppily threw it in as a throw away detail?![]()
I don't remember where I got info originally, feels like it was some documentary, but ai summary said this and linked me this video:Definetly not pound-for-pound. Coke is more energy dense than coal so it can supply more heat in total, but it won't burn longer on avarage than the same amount of coal. There are several variables to the conditions under which it is burned so I'll avoid blanket statements here, however due to it being more porous than coal, you can expect if to burn out faster simply due to the rate at which the reaction runs.
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