He could say "no" to her at any point in the story this time. He's only going with her plan because he knows it's what he needs to be doing. It ain't Nagatoro Volume One.If author's could just have their MCs do stuff of their own volition, that'd be great.
Instead we get yet another instance of a character clearly stating to be against doing something and someone else is just saying: "Completely disrespecting everything you just said, you're doing this thing, I decided"
You really think this MC has the guts to just say no? He didn't even get the chance to respond to this demand at all. We immediately skip to a panel showing him being on the way clearly conflicted about it.He could say "no" to her at any point in the story this time. He's only going with her plan because he knows it's what he needs to be doing. It ain't Nagatoro Volume One.
Damn bro it’s chapter 5, there’s enough chapters later for him to develop. Also he’s just nervous which makes complete senseYou really think this MC has the guts to just say no? He didn't even get the chance to respond to this demand at all. We immediately skip to a panel showing him being on the way clearly conflicted about it.
It's quite obvious that the author wanted to have their MC get his new manga looked at by an editor. However, instead of using this for some character development by having the MC make this decision by himself, we get this crap.
It's just bad writing imo.
oh then I think you will really love the next 2 chaptersThe art goes hard on those spread pages, and that is a well executed cliffhanger, it could go either way and it would work for the story
There's some character development for the MC. He could've just walked away yet he pushed through because "Negative Thinking is now forbidden." A callback to what the FeMC said in chapter 3. She also said his first name, which she couldn't in the previous chapter. Sure, the development is slow but it's there.You really think this MC has the guts to just say no? He didn't even get the chance to respond to this demand at all. We immediately skip to a panel showing him being on the way clearly conflicted about it.
It's quite obvious that the author wanted to have their MC get his new manga looked at by an editor. However, instead of using this for some character development by having the MC make this decision by himself, we get this crap.
It's just bad writing imo.
for this chapter only, it's not bad writing. but, if we look at the connection from past chapters, it's just weird. but don't worry about that, it can be explained later chapter (or not). It's a hard challenge for people trying 0->100 change in just one night (they would be very nervous). But hold on, it's not one night as explained in this chapter. His growth is skipped from the readerYou really think this MC has the guts to just say no? He didn't even get the chance to respond to this demand at all. We immediately skip to a panel showing him being on the way clearly conflicted about it.
It's quite obvious that the author wanted to have their MC get his new manga looked at by an editor. However, instead of using this for some character development by having the MC make this decision by himself, we get this crap.
It's just bad writing imo.
This is a moment for character development.You really think this MC has the guts to just say no? He didn't even get the chance to respond to this demand at all. We immediately skip to a panel showing him being on the way clearly conflicted about it.
It's quite obvious that the author wanted to have their MC get his new manga looked at by an editor. However, instead of using this for some character development by having the MC make this decision by himself, we get this crap.
It's just bad writing imo.