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Iji-san Chi wa Sunao ni Narenai
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This is very wholesome i dont understand all the1
Ether those that wants incest but never got it
Or those that hate incest but never read 1 chapter but put a 1 on it anyway
Ether those that wants incest but never got it
Or those that hate incest but never read 1 chapter but put a 1 on it anyway
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Probably the latter. I've noticed there's a lot of moral police types here that like to go to fringe subject matter just to tell everyone how horrible they are for reading it or how horrible they think the characters are for their situations. Most recent I can think of is 1 x ½ and Musume no Tomodachi. You can see a little bit of that on older comments here too.
Probably the latter. I've noticed there's a lot of moral police types here that like to go to fringe subject matter just to tell everyone how horrible they are for reading it or how horrible they think the characters are for their situations. Most recent I can think of is 1 x ½ and Musume no Tomodachi. You can see a little bit of that on older comments here too.
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The problem with this isn't any morality issues. The problem is, it's the kind of manga that's kind of designed not to go anywhere. It's cute so I think I'll follow it for a while, but I can see a boredom/frustration threshold out there.
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@Purplelibraryguy That's not what the comments here were complaining about. Also that's more of a personal problem, not the problem. It's labeled comedy and slice of life. Slice of life can have other stuff going on, but generally not where you want to look if you want something to keep you on the edge of your seat.
That's literally all it's designed for and there's nothing wrong with that.
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@Ultimaniac There's slice of life and slice of life. Some slice of life just naturally isn't going anywhere much--there isn't a real plot, the characters don't have any obvious objectives, so it just noodles along. Some of my favourite manga are like that--say, Flying Witch or Yotsuba.
And there's slice of life that are getting somewhere, but v e r y s l o w l y. Yesterday wo Utatte was like that, for instance--a lot of steps forward and steps back, a lot of stuff that only glancingly touched on the question of plot, but ultimately the characters were working through personal stuff, coming out the other side, and in the end resolving the romance. It was occasionally frustrating but I loved Yesterday wo Utatte.
Then there's "slice of life" where the characters do have an objective, it's fairly simple and direct, and the reason nothing happens is that they can't be allowed to reach it or the manga is over. So almost every chapter has the pattern "Try to reach the objective, appear to make progress, be frustrated in the end and return to square one". This is one of those, and it's a pattern that gets stale. Literally none of my favourite manga have this approach, although some come close-ish. To be good they have to make up for the structure problem by being incredibly cute. Like that one with shogi-playing tiny sempai.
And there's slice of life that are getting somewhere, but v e r y s l o w l y. Yesterday wo Utatte was like that, for instance--a lot of steps forward and steps back, a lot of stuff that only glancingly touched on the question of plot, but ultimately the characters were working through personal stuff, coming out the other side, and in the end resolving the romance. It was occasionally frustrating but I loved Yesterday wo Utatte.
Then there's "slice of life" where the characters do have an objective, it's fairly simple and direct, and the reason nothing happens is that they can't be allowed to reach it or the manga is over. So almost every chapter has the pattern "Try to reach the objective, appear to make progress, be frustrated in the end and return to square one". This is one of those, and it's a pattern that gets stale. Literally none of my favourite manga have this approach, although some come close-ish. To be good they have to make up for the structure problem by being incredibly cute. Like that one with shogi-playing tiny sempai.
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I decided to add a notes page at the end of chapters like I've seen official manga releases do in the past. I don't like adding stuff between panels and I hate when scanlators add stuff like their own jokes and random comments there.
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I see the incest tag but i dont see the romance tag. So is this incest? If not, is it just a wholesome father-daughter story?
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Wholesome on the visible surface, but there's just so much bubbling underneath, waiting for an opportunity to explode.
Wholesome on the visible surface, but there's just so much bubbling underneath, waiting for an opportunity to explode.
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@justforthelulz do you mean like, looks wholesome, but it actually has heavy romance/incest undertone? 🤐🤐
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I wouldn't say romantic undertones, but more familial admiration/idolization to worrisome extremes.
I wouldn't say romantic undertones, but more familial admiration/idolization to worrisome extremes.
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isn't the theme misleading? isn't this just comedy?
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their idiots, don't mind them
very cute.
not the stereotypical [theme]
very cute.
not the stereotypical [theme]
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I don't think the incest tag belongs here from what I've seen
