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casually raping your 13-year-old foster daughter lol

Chapter 107. It was the typical cultivator drama story, except the twist at the end was that the love interest and master of the heroine was a scheming, self-aware character.

Nemo is firmly established in Yuri's mind as a dangerous cringelord lmao.

I'm like 15 chapters in but I still have no idea wtf is going on. It just feels like disjointed random shit happening, chapter after chapter.

"Help, my dad turned into a cat."

Thank god for the novel, otherwise I'd have no idea what the hell is going on because of this dogshit translation. Just here for the pretty pictures.

Because the rest have no talent under their particular set of skills, if you remember how their martial arts work. Better to farm rice for the ones who are worth nurturing. They encourage its perpetuity.

I agree. I'm not sure what you're trying to say, though. Are you sure you read my post correctly, and the post that I was replying to?

Bro, this poor husband is so fucked once he gets his body back. Also agreed, only arc more boring than the vampire one...

You can be critical of anything, lol. Presumably you're not a surgeon. If during a surgery one of the clinicians leaves a medical instrument in your chest cavity, you'd be in your rights to criticise that, regardless of whether or not thr government made the surgery free, or whether or not...

'Similar Threads' sending me here from a sappy shoujo manga (Ame Nochi Hare) lmao.

Eh, she's 11-12 and he's 15-16. It's really weird, but it's not like they're dating.

Somebody needs to imprison those small children! Are we just overlooking sexual assault now?!

No she's not, lol. She's criticising the orthodoxy that is focused around the genre trope organisations. She, herself, as well as her organisation, value martial skill and from everything we've seen of her seemed to encourage teaching it. Their organisation functions by picking out the people...

...Hubby is going to be in a spot of trouble when he gets his body back. OTOH he can just change his face and mooch off his rich wife as a 'new gigolo'.

I see what you're trying to say, but I don't think it's a valid point because I'm not criticising the genre as it is. I'm just pointing out that her argument is ridiculous. Essentially, what she's saying is: 'Why is the setting of this genre so exclusionary?' and the answer is 'Because newer...

How can you say that to your own readers? These translators are the true demonic cult.

Kind of hard to take this breakdown seriously when at the heart of the matter it's due to Korean wuxia authors recontextualising 武林 from 'the social context of (fictional) outlaw martial artists in ancient China' to 'literally a whole new fantasy world'. There aren't supposed to be fishermen or...

Strong, independent men actually just want an assertive woman to show them their place.

Which cooked cunt thought 'Whitzard' was a good translation for 白澤 and why?