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Hypothetical:
Imagine you're reading a manga.
After ploughing through the first few-to-several chapters, you begin to suspect that you've read it before.
Unfortunately, you can't be certain due to faded cells and the tendency of writers to copy successful formulae.
Note: the manga is okay, but also kind of boring, e.g. Mother of the Goddess' Dormitory.
What do you do in this situation?
Do you mark it "complete" to prevent future confusion? Or skip ahead in search of totally unfamiliar chapters?
Do you close the tab and read somethingwith boobs better? And is it okay to rate it "Fine" just to get it over with?
I had to create a new account recently, and this happens more often than you might think.
Thank you 🥰
Imagine you're reading a manga.
After ploughing through the first few-to-several chapters, you begin to suspect that you've read it before.
Unfortunately, you can't be certain due to faded cells and the tendency of writers to copy successful formulae.
Note: the manga is okay, but also kind of boring, e.g. Mother of the Goddess' Dormitory.
What do you do in this situation?
Do you mark it "complete" to prevent future confusion? Or skip ahead in search of totally unfamiliar chapters?
Do you close the tab and read something
I had to create a new account recently, and this happens more often than you might think.
Thank you 🥰
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