Setting Things Straight With Brats - Ch. 7 - The Brat Who Broke Something Important To Otaku Kun

[KatoShuu]

How did she open the door? She got his key or something?

The door wasn't locked

 

[Frenzai]

She gently opened the door

I was thinking exatly the same thing. DDCL vibes!

 

[dearmusic]

The door wasn't locked

Is it normal in Japan to not lock the door? That makes no sense...

 

[themanthemyth]

i would've killed her why did he need to off himself

 

[Anything_Random]

i hate to point it out but isn’t this dude like really high up? Guy got like 15 foot ceilings.

Tbf that looks kinda like the layout of my old house, the second floor hallway overlooks the entrance which has a high ceiling, presumably he's hanging from the railing or something. Although that's a pretty uncommon design in Japanese architecture.

 

[Kaitensatsuma]

I haven't seen a tone-change this fast since Doki Doki Literature Club, and that one actually gave me enough time to care about the characters.

 

[henman]

nice one. The author really did his homework on covering all "realistic" consequences of mesugaki bullshit

Is it normal in Japan to not lock the door? That makes no sense...

No, it's not normal. And that is why she is surprised. She even says "eh, the door is not locked?"

 

[yuriie]

good shit, and yet a lot user gave it 1 star lolol what a weaklings

 

[CulR]

Author and I have different ideas on "setting things straight"

 

[CulR]

Killing oneself to own the Brat? Both the suicide ones kinda fail at the premise tbh.

Maybe suicide as an action has other meanings in different cultures.

 

[CulR]

good shit, and yet a lot user gave it 1 star lolol what a weaklings

Time to give 10 star to counter balance

 

[silverpetricof]

I actually really like this. I dig reading psychologically fucked up stuff and this just feels right. It may or not be a product of the author's own fetishes. But I won't really judge; we all have them.

 

[MDC]

She gently opened the door

Lets keep this in mind, if she didn't open the door the Otaku might have still been alive. Schrödinger's Otaku.

 

[meowster]

He killed himself for a bracelet? What a pussy

 

[AshuraKing]

Bro went creative mode.

 

[hidayato]

Yeah, judging by the perspective, he hung himself up really high up there.

or maybe, he just doing intense Pull up workout that make the girl puke

 

[Nihmandra]

You love to see it

 

[kaiseguru]

I don't get the suicide. He fixed that bracelet before, so why not just do it again?
I understand what this series is going for, but a number of these chapters are just really badly written.

There's had been teenagers who committed suicide just because someone broke their smartphone.
He doesn't have anything or anyone who can give him the support he needs. That bracelet was probably the only thing, the only reason he had to live, not for him but for the ones he lost.

 

[hiidenkiuas]

this shit is so over the top and just too much but i really have to give the author credit for just putting their weird nerd fantasies out there for the whole world to see💀

 

[Nolonar]

There's had been teenagers who committed suicide just because someone broke their smartphone.
He doesn't have anything or anyone who can give him the support he needs. That bracelet was probably the only thing, the only reason he had to live, not for him but for the ones he lost.

You should re-read the chapter again. Literally the first bubble explains that the bracelet had been broken before. If that was enough for him to kill himself, we wouldn't be having this chapter. This boy is clearly stronger than you think he is.

He killed himself because of the constant abuse, not because the bracelet broke. That was just the straw that broke the camel's back. What really irks me is that this chapter framed this suicide as if the bracelet was at the center of this suicide, when it clearly wasn't.

This chapter should've really been 2 pages long, with the first page showing the constant abuse, and the second showing the last straw. Hence why I said it was badly written.