At least he has such good people around, that they all told him off for her. But seriously the author is making it seem like he just goes along with everything everyone around him says when it concerns her, and his future life with her; there is no thought process where you actually see that he likes her except the typical "I like her".
I think the author is just wittting from a manual; man conflicted anout living, man calls in love, man learns to love, happy ending. And done in a good way you can say, "oh I like where this is going" (like Northern Blade), but this seems too mechanical, its exactly like steps to take towards something, and too textbook.
I bet its going to be more like; towards the end, when he is fighting he is going to think about what he wants in life, and he is going to see her and their baby, and his friends (more his friends) and he is going to have a NEW impulse to live, and that is why he will survive.
I want to erase mangas from my Read list, but they are still there, without the rating or tags visible, but they still appear there. I tried moving them to the "Want to Read" and erase them there, but it still appeared when I select the tag they where under. Does this happen to someone else? How did you deal with this?
Sorry I didnt explain well:
I used my delete link and it was still there (without tags or rating but still there).
Since it was still there, I would click the link to the manga and it showed me the buttons to add the manga for my list.
So I thought it would erase later and it was just a lag, but when I would go back after a few days (to the page it was in on my Read List), the manga was still there (without tags or rating). Since I still saw it there, I would click delete again with the link and it still wouldn't work. So I thought it was just one manga and left it...but I noticed that it would do it with a lot of mangas and that the number of tags (Yaoi) would increase but instead of decrease (or at least keep a steady number since I kept adding and erasing).
It is like a horror show, I swear. I did all of that but it is still there, I even tried to modify the tags but once I "deleted" the manga it doesn't show the tags anymore. The problem is that even if I delete the manga, if I click the tag it was under it shows up. (On the tag and the page without clicking the tag)
I tried everything, I even tried "adding" it again with the tags, erased every tag and erased again, and it is still there. The manga shows the cover, the "delete" and "edit" link, and an empty Tag, but when I click on the title it shows the manga as not added to my Read, Reading or Want to Read list.
This started to happened after the manga disappeared and came back, so I dont know if something happened there.
I dont know what happened to my reply but I cant see it.
It is a horror show I swear, well a horror show with a bit of comedy. Once I delete them using the link it shows that I "added" them in 1969. It shows the cover, the delete and edit button, an empty Tag list, and an added date of 1969. I click on the title but it shows them as not added. It appeared on the Read list by itself, and on the Tag list; I click on the Tags and it appeared on the Tags it was under.
I even tried to add them again, to delete them again (I even added the tags again), but it still won't work.
This started to happen once they added the lists back, so I dont know if it is happening to someone else.
Once again, I apologize, but I can't help you. I tried creating a list and deleting from it to see if I could recreate your issue, but, alas, I was unable to get the same error. Here are the steps I took: I added a manga from my Already List, to a Horrible List that I created, deleted the manga from my Horrible list and then deleted the Horrible List itself. The manga is still in my Already Read list, but the manga and the list itself are gone. :-(
The folly of my youth will forever pursue me in this site...It will, from now on, remind me of those times I picked recklessly in my path towards learning the joys of yaoi.
The worst of this incident is that - it is not exclusive to my eyes- but rather public; public in my choice, public in my selection and public the error of those choices and selections, done in my youthful indiscretion.
And now we all know how old I really am jajaja...and how dramatic...
What will the people think when they see that I foolishly tagged a 3/5 manga as a 5/5? They will brand me tasteless and unlike the perverts of higher discernment who read men fucking each other in obviously superior and more artistic ways. No actual persons are checking my profile, but they could be, and the possibility of my juvenile choices marking me falsely in some stranger's mind as an inaesthetic pervert? dreadful...
though most of my reading history was purged when mangago's servers went wacko earlier this year. perhaps a blessing in disguise?
It is the thought that one might see my profile, which creates within me a beast called fear, fear and shame.
You see, artistic or aesthetic, it makes no difference to me, for everyone drew the same disproportioned form of men back then...no, what worries me now is what people will think when they see the story, the narrative, itself, that I used to enjoy.
Nowadays, that same joy creates, in my soul, shame and an almost physical embarrassment; shame and embarrassment, in the choices of what I thought was enchanting, romantic...Shakespearean, in both tragedy and loveliness.
What is more, I confess, I rated most of those stories that now make me cringe a 5/5 when nowadays most rate them 3/5... or even 2/5.
And worse still, as if to laugh at me for a past that I no longer recognize, most of my past transgressions came back. A gift, I assure you, but one that creates a juxtaposition of joy and frustrating sadness in me, for my transgressions came back to the forefront, and now won't let me move forward without being forgotten.
Dont worry when I follow people I get ideas about what to read next, so we can share our shame mwajajajajaja
Do you have any light-hearted recommendations for me, it doesnt matter if they are action, bl, etc. as long as they dont have a lot of violence, please.
So far I have read this ones but I would like more, if they are about raising it is perfect:
Guide to Beating the Weakling's Tower
Acting Gangster
Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi: Sui no Daibouken
Killer sisters
My Husband is a Housewife
Your Dream Is Delicious
On The Way To Meet Mom
I gotcha dear, here are all my lists
This first one originally contained all my straight fluff but I decided to separate the school life ones, so now it’s just non school life fluff in here:
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/1437118/
Here’s the one for straight school life:
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/3605483/
This is children fluff:
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/1408361/
This one contains friendship/slice of life fluff:
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/1751016/
And here are my BL ones:
Shounen Ai:
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/2536358/
Yaoi
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/2526492/
And I’m starting one for GL school life here:
https://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/3609527/
Hope this helps and you enjoy darlings!
I feel like maybe the adaptation between the book and the manga is getting lost; maybe the book explained it better but in the manga it feels like they rush through things and they are trying to eat from 8 different plates without finishing even one. The distribution between the story and the development of said story is way off, and it just leaves you wanting more; more romance, more adventure, more action.
This was especially reflected in these last chapters, I mean, it happened so fast and without any depth that it doesn't mean anything. Just when you are almost worried about what is going on in the dungeon (that has too much action and not much about emotion), he sacrificed himself, and then two pages after he is revived, soo...there is no depth or development in these scenes.