Xitter would be her worst nightmareLet’s hope she doesn’t find twitter…. I mean X.
The translations for the streaming comments are lacklusting. They are writing in typical japanese netizens style, haft joking half serious, and mostly for fun. So the whole scene is for comedic effects.Okay, this is a massive letdown. I will read a few more chapters, but it will most likely drop.
Come on, author! If you want to do 'humans were evil all along,' at least try to develop the monsters further than just game NPCs.
well i guess that the focus will be the comedy so i can understand a little why you woudn't like since stories like this usually doesn't care much about detailsI have very low trust in this story specifically because it follows one of the two basic scenarios for poorly written stories where main character teams up with a monster, either with no one being truly evil or with the humans being evil all along. I said I would read a few more chapters to see if the author develops the monster further, but it’s most likely a lost cause. Additionally, the whole premise with streams is pretty moronic as itself and undermines any chance of taking this story seriously.
Vampires being invisible is due to silver/mercury being their weakness. Modern cameras and technology doesn't use silver/Mercury so it wouldn't have that issueWill watch any stream Alice does. But how is everyone able to see her? If she is a Vampire then her reflection won't appear, right? Or is she a half breed?
Someone last chapter said the monsters have a city and civ of their own, so there is def cooking going on somewherelet the author cook it is still chapter 2, maybe high level monster have intelligence like the vampire girl so in the end humans aren't in the right but i also woudn't say that they are evil, this is more of a streamer type of thing
I think your first mistake was taking this story seriously to begin with. Pretty sure this is going for the parody/gag manga route. I mean, we are only two chapters in, but that still feel like what it's going for; serious events, followed by comedic reactions in the stream comments. The author is riffing on the sort of detachment people often display when it comes to human suffering being livestreamed, and having her, an outsider, react appropriately. This has the same energy as "do you think God stays in heaven because he's afraid of what he created?"I have very low trust in this story specifically because it follows one of the two basic scenarios for poorly written stories where main character teams up with a monster, either with no one being truly evil or with the humans being evil all along. I said I would read a few more chapters to see if the author develops the monster further, but it’s most likely a lost cause. Additionally, the whole premise with streams is pretty moronic as itself and undermines any chance of taking this story seriously.
This does not imply humans are evil just weirdoesOkay, this is a massive letdown. I will read a few more chapters, but it will most likely drop.
Come on, author! If you want to do 'humans were evil all along,' at least try to develop the monsters further than just game NPCs.
This, plus the "humans are the real monsters" trope has been common in fantasy and sci-fi stories for centuries, at least. And it pops up all the time in isekai manga in particular.I think your first mistake was taking this story seriously to begin with. Pretty sure this is going for the parody/gag manga route. I mean, we are only two chapters in, but that still feel like what it's going for; serious events, followed by comedic reactions in the stream comments. The author is riffing on the sort of detachment people often display when it comes to human suffering being livestreamed, and having her, an outsider, react appropriately. This has the same energy as "do you think God stays in heaven because he's afraid of what he created?"