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[IrregularPerson]

Is there a way to know which one? I'm usually here and there being critical of the things I like and make speculations. So I got a good laugh, perhaps I was on the dime? I would like to know which series because more often than not, I don't remember what I just commented after hitting that submit.
Either that or perhaps my exposition on how egregious some series striked a nerve with someone?
edit: not sure if anyone has seen this but I apologize. I had no clue where the Rules were posted, and learned that it is the latter. oof. still would like to see which comment though, I won't argue if it's valid for being reported but I ought to see it so that I could reflect (this is just a personal preference and not a request to make changes so that people having this comments flagged would know which series- that can spew a whole lot of trouble by other means)
I have no clue who is a moderator so I thought I should turn to the forums, not sure if this is the right place though

 

[BzzBzz]

Why don't you click "this thread" in a message you received?

 

[IrregularPerson]

totally unaware that there was a link... well it seems I've made a fool of myself, thanks for the assistance.
...I sort of feel sad- I thought it was something I've written offhandedly but it's actually a series I adore and read as a novel
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the author is very consistent in portraying her protagonist as misanthropic because of her situation, and I suppose I can sympathize why the author decided to board a different ship, especially if it's in concern about the latest chapters. the author has literally taken their series to another publisher- comics give written series more exposition, the portrayal of the character has to assumed by the reader... the comic adaptation simply romanticized and idealized a negatively-connotative situation with it's artistic liberties- it gave too much definition to an event which was glossed over and even omitted because "life goes on"
I suppose talking about the novel didn't help but- it's unfair... for such a interesting series that touched on topics like the imperial harem and the red-light district, it's a shame that it's not written in the same direction as the novel.
not every character deserves salvation or redemption... (I feel my comment is moreso ostracizing while also elaborating on a character, and aimed for no one in particular) sigh- for anyone who chooses to read this, thank you for reading thus far. I don't think I'll go back to edit my comment, it's not worth it the hassle if a "fan of that series" genuinely felt like I was "being too critical"... sigh