Tonari no Jii-san - Ch. 30

[GhostOfBiki]

I mean, do we really need Mikura for this story to be told? Might be pretty cool to switch to Kurumi's POV.

 

[g_dralle]

The meta narrative of this chapter is a pretty scathing rebuke of the foolishness of "my truth, your truth" relativism.

It's only her truth that her beloved sister was eaten alive by a disgusting monster. She learned to respect other people's beliefs! How tolerant.

"You do you" philosophy taken to its logical idiotic conclusion, lol.

 

[Arexty]

God this is fucking annoying. Besides the fact people, including her sister, are being murdered, on a meta level turning the protagonist into passive do nothing just grinds progressing the story to a fucking halt. And for what? So she can do a turn around later and be right back where she started? Actually, why is she the main character to begin with. She hasn't accomplished anything herself and now she's pulling this garbage. Fucking hell.

She's becoming a younger Kanata-san (another of the author's works).

Why didn't that guy say " Your sister literally got eaten by a giant fat monster and you're saying it's ok? Is that how little you love your sister?"
He should have SLAPPED some sense into her.

I don't often advocate for the Bright Slap's usage, but she may well merit one in this instance.

 

[cralwihng]

The meta narrative of this chapter is a pretty scathing rebuke of the foolishness of "my truth, your truth" relativism.

It's only her truth that her beloved sister was eaten alive by a disgusting monster. She learned to respect other people's beliefs! How tolerant.

"You do you" philosophy taken to its logical idiotic conclusion, lol.

Umineko...

 

[yaixe]

Wow, never thought the girl would turn out just like the train lady. She fought the whole thing alone, it was starting to draining her little by little.

 

[lolikonjack]

she's just a kid who can't bear the responsibility of an entire town's future alone, i can understand why she gave up.