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You call this better? This is mediocre as hell.

I think if people knew Blue Lock's writer also wrote this, as well as his prior works like Jagaaaaaan and Bokutachi ga Yarimashita, their perception of him would really change for the worse. It certainly disillusioned me. I wonder what sort of dysfunction or personal failure led him to become...

The only logical fallacy here is you straw-manning me with your weird "your mom" argument. We're not talking about doing one stupid thing and correcting yourself, nor about someone having been in a prior relationship that didn't work out. We're talking about a clear pattern of misbehavior...

It's just a story, and the character in question is both called those things and demonstrated to be them in it. Nobody is mad at the character; she's hardly even that developed to begin with. The only thing anybody ever really took issue with was how the mangaka has historically handled the...

I absolutely think it's an issue with the story rather than strictly a matter of misinterpretation, and perhaps a partially intentional one. Just like how Egaki says something is "noncanon" and then acts within the pre-ser story as though it's canon anyway, the story may willfully contradict...

You yourself have noted the inconsistency of what is and isn't canon to the original series on other websites. I'm just saying that Egaki only differentiates the canon of the original story to give herself plausible deniability, such as to skirt under Pixiv's rules or to avoid audience...

I'm not mixing up the various versions any more than Egaki herself does. She says elements of the original story aren't canon due to Pixiv stepping in or well-deserved audience backlash, but all of the original content before the serialized version doesn't really contradict each other, and these...

In the case of Zyugoya's works, his heroines who've been wounded by past experiences come off completely different and much more palatable compared to this story. They're far from erratic or untrustworthy, and they don't moronically seek out more of the sorts of experiences that hurt them out of...

Which little bit? The garbage she says is being true to herself, or how she's being forced to fix that garbage outside the fanbox? Either way, I guess there's not much point in seeing where this goes, even if the serialized version seems like an improvement. Nobody falls for the revision because...

The Fix It Yourself translation blows the other one out of the water. Egaki is a talented artist with a good style. Literally all she has to do is not shit in her own nest. Alas, the prior version still leaves a bad aftertaste.

The heroine is interesting, but the MC is pitifully mediocre, yet she still falls right into his lap. Kind of disappointing, really. I suppose it could still turn out fine, but in spite of the protagonist rather than as a result of him.

I think this was perfectly well foreshadowed. Excellently, in fact. It's clearly not an asspull and was planned from the beginning. It's the entire basis for this story, of course it was conceived of in advance. Like caitsith above, I figured that was the case since quite awhile ago. And I don't...

Trash.

Pretty much just garbage. It's not even funny. Did no one else find the sense of justice at play completely ass-backwards?

Read it from start to finish after somebody posted it saying it'd just been finished. Seeing that cover, I thought "ugh, this has to be some yuri garbage," but since it didn't have the tags and the description was intriguing, I decided to give it a shot and was pleasantly surprised by a...

The primary reason I read this is the dim hope that some day we will all be able to indulge in Kusora's complete and utter ruination.