Musume no Shinshitsu - Vol. 6 Ch. 44 - Common relationship

[MangaDex]

 

[Lockiebobin]

She is out of her depth. Merely adopted the crazy vs the final boss of crazy.

 

[Murdoc09]

...And we are off to the races folks!

Lets see how far we go until we hit rock bottom!

 

[Alqualonde]

Damn things are about to get heavy. Moe is about to be attacked from all sides and can't say I'm supporting her "goals" lol

 

[pink_rabbit]

You know what, I'm rooting for anyone against Moe. Its one thing to be in love with your dad but dragging others in your mess? Nope

 

[Serverclosed]

She's so oblivious. Trying to play a game of monsters while being this green.

 

[6kppsmile]

You know what, I'm rooting for anyone against Moe. Its one thing to be in love with your dad but dragging others in your mess? Nope

You know what, I'm rooting for Moe against everyone. Not a single likeable character left in this whole scenario, so let it all burn.

 

[pink_rabbit]

You know what, I'm rooting for Moe against everyone. Not a single likeable character left in this whole scenario, so let it all burn.

Not even the brother? I think he's pretty likable

 

[6kppsmile]

Not even the brother? I think he's pretty likable

We have a different perspective, I guess. Sure his motivation is decent, that much I'll give him. But the way he goes about it is, well... not wrong technically, but morally questionable. Plus he pays no heed to the actual wishes of everyone else involved. You can't save a dysfunctional family by force, he'd be better off if he simply let go.

 

[Xical]

You know what, I'm rooting for Moe against everyone. Not a single likeable character left in this whole scenario, so let it all burn.

I have to disagree, Moe is very likable, she has been true to her goal and feelings from the beginning, she is not overbearing on her target (she may be a little over the top on real or imaginary threats, but that's part of her charm) she is very loyal and supportive, and who doesn't like a cute little psychopath IN FICTION?

 

[pink_rabbit]

We have a different perspective, I guess. Sure his motivation is decent, that much I'll give him. But the way he goes about it is, well... not wrong technically, but morally questionable. Plus he pays no heed to the actual wishes of everyone else involved. You can't save a dysfunctional family by force, he'd be better off if he simply let go.

You aren't wrong on letting it go. However, Japanese (mainly conservative culture) is about trying to save the family.