No, no, no, I do separate fiction from reality, and the fiction by this particular author, separated or not, is just pure bacterial vaginosis.
This kind of genre? Honey, this kind of genre can be executed very well. It's just that some authors think they can, but they suck ass.
Last time I checked, people can discuss and have opinions on this website, illegal or not. In what way is this author's work not worth being criticized here just because we're on mangago? Why can't I complain? Doesn't make any sense. None of you here in the comment section used a single consistent argument against criticizing shit work. It's not less shit cause it's free.
Honestly... what you call a great argument is nothing but utter nonsense! Wishing this or that negatively on the author just because you don't like her stories—for whatever reason—only shows that your argument is terrible. Understand that you are not the center of the universe. There is an audience for every type of story, and just because you don't like it doesn't mean everyone here is obligated to dislike it. This isn't even a defense of the author, it's just reality in a democracy. Just as you complained about these stories, unlike you, many people also have the right to enjoy Zig's work. And, given all this, I return to my question: if you've already identified that you don't like this type of story, why subject yourself to the torture of reading it? Wouldn't it be better for you not to read it and be spared seeing something that bothers you so much?
Huh, are you dumb? Like, I've said multiple times *why* this author's work is trash, from the topics to the topic handling to the plot to the writing, and the character building (if I can call it even that), and you're like 'for whatever reason'.
Again. I said my opinion, y'all started crying and told me to go off and just not comment if I don't like it, which is also dumb. It's ironic you're the one to tell me and explain everyone here has a right to have an opinion when apparently, critical opinions are taken to heart and hated. And for what? Cause people feel attached to shit stories? That's weak, not even an argument. Your words sound like a broken record to me, have seen it before, read it before.
Not gonna address the last part cause it's so braindead I could gauge my eyes out. Lemme tell you this though, I'm feeling generous. Imagine people had this type of mentality. 'Oh, I don't enjoy this, but lemme keep quiet about it.' Now, we're talking about gonner BL here so nothing world breaking, but try and think in a wider scope of things. Imagine a world where people self censor because they don't want to spread 'negativity' (sad that criticism, even if harsh, is reduced to just that), and just talk about the positives. How do people grow, systems change, how do people find the freedom of self expression that way? Simply put - I have the freedom to hate on shit, you have the freedom to give me shit about it. And that's a good thing.
(Center of the universe? Bitchhhh. We're talking about freedom of opinions on a BL work here and how people vehemently defend their shit even though a comment section should be about discussing different opinions on a manga/manhwa without freaking tf out, wtf are you on about? Center of the universe, my ass. More like center of my ass, so my hole lmfao)
“My late Christmas wish is for the author of the shituniverse that is Kiss Me... to become illiterate or have their writing device forever destroyed because they can't write for shit...”
This is the beginning of your comment. In other words, you want the author to stop writing just because YOU don't like what he writes. Isn't that considering yourself the center of the universe? Because you think what he writes is crap, but there are people who don't. Just because an author writes something you don't like doesn't mean he has to stop writing. I'm surprised you didn't notice that tone in your comment! Democracy means that everyone has the right to express themselves, including good and bad authors who have the right to write their works. Those who like it read it, and those who don't like it don't have to torture themselves by reading crap, unless they're masochists or make a living reviewing works.
By the way, I never mentioned whether I like or dislike Zig. In fact, I challenge you to show me where in my posts I said I loved or hated Zig. I don't really care what people say about her; that wasn't even my interest in the discussion. Rather, at the outset, I wanted to know why someone who hates an author's work so much continues to read something they don't like. I asked a legitimate question when I wrote “Isn't it easier not to read?”, which you interpreted as defending the author or silencing him, but there is nothing like that in my text! At no point did I tell you to shut up. Show me where I told you to shut up! Nor did I tell you to stop commenting. You won't find it because it didn't happen.
I was hoping you would answer my question, but instead of answering me, you started provoking the people who asked you something or disagreed with you. So I felt compelled to write a second post in which I explain: yes, your argument is bad. And it's not bad because of the part where you criticize Zig's work, I didn't even get into that issue! Your argument is bad because you act like you're the center of the universe—you think authors should stop writing because you don't like them. My dear, it doesn't matter if you or I don't like an author or if their work is crap, they have the right to write their crap, because just like me, you, or whoever else, may not like it, thousands of others may like it, and those people have to be respected, even if you don't agree with them. That's what I'm talking about and what I made clear in my previous comment—the right of everyone to express themselves and be respected, regardless of whether you or I agree with them. This also applies to authors. I'm surprised you want someone to stop writing, yet you come here ranting about your freedom of expression! Freedom of expression only works for you if it's yours, right?
And about the final paragraphs: at no point did I tell you to be quiet! I just asked again—and you, as usual, didn't answer—why do you read something you don't like? It was sincere curiosity. Is it masochism? A desire to read detestable things so you can complain about them later? Or something else I have no idea about?...... Although now I don't even care anymore. I completely lost the desire to know after you acted so rudely.

My late Christmas wish is for the author of the shituniverse that is Kiss Me... to become illiterate or have their writing device forever destroyed because they can't write for shit, and whatever they write is always riddled with inconsistencies in characters and their behavior, rape, violence, and redemption arcs for characters that deserve absolutely none.