im pretty sure its not just me but

I was reading a psychological and thriller manga and they added romance into it like what? It's in there for fan-service because she's used for "weird" scenes. And the author made the protagonist blush and act all shy around her when just the moment before, he was disposing of a body?   reply

I KNOW like I've read some horror stories, and romance always seems to be the main motive. I like romance as a genre, but sometimes I want to read a nice pure thriller, like save me. There was zero romance in that one and it was the best thriller I ever read.   reply

yeah you're not the only one who feels like that I don't mind romance in an action/shounen series (or something along those lines) they just need to build up the romance in a good away instead of just deciding to throw it in just because they want to have romance - an example of that http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/juujika_no_rokunin/ - storie......   1 reply

Just at least make it look like it makes sense, not just like you're scared your fanbase will loose interest if there's no boobs after two chapter. Ugh, stop using women as shitty plot device and just write a character already -_-   reply

i used to be like that. but i realized that as long as it doesn't affect the action and main plot too much, then i'm fine with it. like the main couple can get dickdown if they want, just as long as the mc doesn't become a romantic and completely forgets they need to be beating people's ass, not clapping cheeks. basically, if it's executed well, wh......   reply

same tbh, most fantasy/action manhwas show romance out of nowhere so it seems like it's forced and doesnt even contribute anything to the plot. it's most likely just filler and fanservice but it still ruins the manhwa for me. but there are some that show fanservice subtly so i can handle that   reply