People who liked this and said in the comments that they loved it—there is nothing wrong with that. People are free to give their opinions and like whatever they want, and that is solely up to them. So, there is no need to give out comments like “I will destroy you” or whatever, or talk shit about the people who are reading and commenting on the same site that you are reading on too.
No one forced you to read it. You can try it, and if you don't like it, you can drop it or give it zero stars. No one is asking or forcing anyone to read it. You are also free to give your criticism and opinions, but threatening to “destroy” someone's comment simply because they're defending something they like is unnecessary. Because when people like something, they WILL defend it.
And yeah, you can call me dumb if you want. It's not like I'm going to suddenly become dumb because some stranger said it through a screen. So, y'all just chill.
And to whoever comes here, there's no need to look at the comments beforehand. Please just try it out yourself and form your own opinion afterwards, because that's what I've been doing. If you like it, okay. If you don't, you can drop it. That's what free will looks like. You don't need to care about other people's opinions that badly. Just do what you want to. Because You're completely entitled to dislike the manhwa. You can dislike the characters, hate the plot, dislike the pacing, or simply feel that the entire story wasn't enjoyable for you. That's your opinion, and there's nothing wrong with having it. There is a difference between saying, "I didn't like this because..." and acting as though the characters, plot, and everything else are inherently terrible just because they didn't work for you. And yes, I'll admit that the MC was pretty dumb and sensitively clumsy- as well as the brother who was the mc's crush, was a sick dimwit. And, as I am saying this- I will not sit and pretend that they were some brilliantly written character from the very first chapter. But personally, that wasn't enough to make me hate it or drop the story. As I kept reading, I actually started liking the mc's character, and I genuinely enjoyed the way the story progressed. The direction it took worked for me, even if it clearly didn't work for you.
That's also the point you're missing: different people are going to have completely different reactions to the same story. A character you find annoying might be a character someone else enjoys. A plot you find ridiculous might be exactly what another person finds entertaining. There are plenty of people who genuinely enjoyed this manhwa, myself included, so clearly it did something right for its audience.
You don't have to understand why people liked it, either. You can think the characters were badly written and the plot was boring. That's perfectly fine. But repeatedly treating other people's enjoyment of it as if they're somehow overlooking its obvious "flaws" is unnecessarily rude.
At the end of the day, you didn't like the manhwa. I did. Neither of us needs to pretend the other person's opinion doesn't exist. Criticise the story all you want, but there's no need to turn personal dislike into an objective verdict or make people feel stupid for enjoying something you didn't. Sometimes a story simply isn't for you. That doesn't automatically make it a bad story.
People who liked this and said in the comments that they loved it—there is nothing wrong with that. People are free to give their opinions and like whatever they want, and that is solely up to them. So, there is no need to give out comments like “I will destroy you” or whatever, or talk shit about the people who are reading and commenting on the same site that you are reading on too.
No one forced you to read it. You can try it, and if you don't like it, you can drop it or give it zero stars. No one is asking or forcing anyone to read it. You are also free to give your criticism and opinions, but threatening to “destroy” someone's comment simply because they're defending something they like is unnecessary. Because when people like something, they WILL defend it.
And yeah, you can call me dumb if you want. It's not like I'm going to suddenly become dumb because some stranger said it through a screen. So, y'all just chill.
And to whoever comes here, there's no need to look at the comments beforehand. Please just try it out yourself and form your own opinion afterwards, because that's what I've been doing. If you like it, okay. If you don't, you can drop it. That's what free will looks like. You don't need to care about other people's opinions that badly. Just do what you want to. Because You're completely entitled to dislike the manhwa. You can dislike the characters, hate the plot, dislike the pacing, or simply feel that the entire story wasn't enjoyable for you. That's your opinion, and there's nothing wrong with having it. There is a difference between saying, "I didn't like this because..." and acting as though the characters, plot, and everything else are inherently terrible just because they didn't work for you. And yes, I'll admit that the MC was pretty dumb and sensitively clumsy- as well as the brother who was the mc's crush, was a sick dimwit. And, as I am saying this- I will not sit and pretend that they were some brilliantly written character from the very first chapter. But personally, that wasn't enough to make me hate it or drop the story. As I kept reading, I actually started liking the mc's character, and I genuinely enjoyed the way the story progressed. The direction it took worked for me, even if it clearly didn't work for you.
That's also the point you're missing: different people are going to have completely different reactions to the same story. A character you find annoying might be a character someone else enjoys. A plot you find ridiculous might be exactly what another person finds entertaining. There are plenty of people who genuinely enjoyed this manhwa, myself included, so clearly it did something right for its audience.
You don't have to understand why people liked it, either. You can think the characters were badly written and the plot was boring. That's perfectly fine. But repeatedly treating other people's enjoyment of it as if they're somehow overlooking its obvious "flaws" is unnecessarily rude.
At the end of the day, you didn't like the manhwa. I did. Neither of us needs to pretend the other person's opinion doesn't exist. Criticise the story all you want, but there's no need to turn personal dislike into an objective verdict or make people feel stupid for enjoying something you didn't. Sometimes a story simply isn't for you. That doesn't automatically make it a bad story.