Seiryaku Kekkon wa Otakoi no Hajimari - Vol. 2 Ch. 8

[CT-9904]

What's worse than break next week or this series is going on an indefinite hiatus is "Next, the final chapter"

 

[Angelonius]

I have to say, I really like how maturely the manga handled this. It explains why the grandfather acted the way he did, but never for once excuses him. A lot of people can't tell the difference between the two, but the manga does its best to make it clear.

By the way, we haven't found people to help us out with Sasada, so we're currently working on an easier project: What a Catch of a Love Story!

Please let us know if you can help us out for redrawing and typesetting these series! There's a few other series we'd like to pick up as well!

An older woman? No thank you.

 

[fuckface]

Series got axed, so they have to cramp literally the plot of the entire story in one chapter. Poor author.

 

[Kylegld]

I SMELL AXE!

 

[Siranto1]

What a shitty father + grandfather. And his own damn blood related mother chose to abandon him at birth in order to selfishly seek her own happiness with some random guy even knowing the level of "care" he'd receive. It's a miracle he did not become a psychopath

 

[jadro]

Oh, that's an axe axe.

☑ Shocking event out of absolutely nowhere to move things forward (grandpa's collapse)
☑ Suddenly shoving all future planned developments into a random exposition burst cause you don't have time to explore them anymore
☑ Completely unearned love confession

Was a cute series, too. Deserved a more worthy ending than what we'll probably get. What a shame.

 

[k1rumaaa]

i can tell this might end smoothly, just sad that its short🥹🥹

 

[Geardofwario]

Bro just took a mental blow from his history and grandfather and just decided to confess like that

 

[phabrykMaester]

Goddamn dude, what is going on in the mangaverse with child birth?! So many beautiful, wonderful mama-sans are dying!! WHY WON'T SOMEBODY HELP THESE POOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN?!

 

[Yolomax]

Peak

 

[nfkmkfewrknfkj3243]

So you'd rather him just be a pretentious dick all the way through, with no explanation outside of just being a dick in general? If you're just going to listen to one side of the story without thinking about how and why things came to be, then you're not going to learn anything from their mistakes.

Like say there's a child who suffered through abuse. Said child grew up, had a kid, and started abusing their own kid basically as revenge for their own shitty childhood.

Does that justify their actions? Yes, since you got a reasonable explanation as to why they would end up that way. Is it a good excuse for them to do what they're doing? Hell no, no one would think that what they did was right at all. Just because we have something that justifies a person's behavior doesn't mean that you should be willing to excuse that person for being shitty.

Sympathetic villains aren't made for you to side with, they're supposed to be characters who had fell into pitfalls that you could take lessons from.

justify is mostly used as something that has moral or logical defense. What’s really happening in your example isn’t justification but clarification.

 

[Nezzo]

So you'd rather him just be a pretentious dick all the way through, with no explanation outside of just being a dick in general? If you're just going to listen to one side of the story without thinking about how and why things came to be, then you're not going to learn anything from their mistakes.

Like say there's a child who suffered through abuse. Said child grew up, had a kid, and started abusing their own kid basically as revenge for their own shitty childhood.

Does that justify their actions? Yes, since you got a reasonable explanation as to why they would end up that way. Is it a good excuse for them to do what they're doing? Hell no, no one would think that what they did was right at all. Just because we have something that justifies a person's behavior doesn't mean that you should be willing to excuse that person for being shitty.

Sympathetic villains aren't made for you to side with, they're supposed to be characters who had fell into pitfalls that you could take lessons from.

Very well said 👏👏