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What has been your experience with the donghua so far? Do you think the approach director took with the adaptation was a good decision?
The biggest gripe I have with the adapation so far is the whole fucking...episodic approach it took. I thought LOM is one of the stories where you have to tell the story gradually to build up tension and "mystery"- to give the audience a room to breathe and process the informations before the big BANG. Not to mention, modification and rearrangement of plots, removing and shortening some of the impactful and emotional moments (specially with his family cuz it wont work in extra content), shortening(and removing) klein's personal training, the whole seer potion digestion process and the "acting" etc.- every single thing I mentioned have impacted the natural progression of such an amazing story. This pacing has also ruined the whole "coincidence" part of the plot and have made the events feel unnatural and isolated imo. I know we still have 8 more episodes(?) but I'm still let down let's see how they tackle the future events, tho I'm gonna have low expectations moving forward
The biggest gripe I have with the adapation so far is the whole fucking...episodic approach it took. I thought LOM is one of the stories where you have to tell the story gradually to build up tension and "mystery"- to give the audience a room to breathe and process the informations before the big BANG. Not to mention, modification and rearrangement of plots, removing and shortening some of the impactful and emotional moments (specially with his family cuz it wont work in extra content), shortening(and removing) klein's personal training, the whole seer potion digestion process and the "acting" etc.- every single thing I mentioned have impacted the natural progression of such an amazing story. This pacing has also ruined the whole "coincidence" part of the plot and have made the events feel unnatural and isolated imo. I know we still have 8 more episodes(?) but I'm still let down let's see how they tackle the future events, tho I'm gonna have low expectations moving forward
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Can someone recommend me josei works similar to Ikoku Nikki/Journal With Witch? I just finished rewatching the anime today and I still can't move on from it
(doesn't have to be only josei tho, any similar character-driven drama that is not romance focused, portrays mental health well and explores the process of dealing with certain emotions will do)
(doesn't have to be only josei tho, any similar character-driven drama that is not romance focused, portrays mental health well and explores the process of dealing with certain emotions will do)
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Genuinely curious about this cause my neurodivergent ass can't even handle enjoying one hobby in a single day when I like so many things at the same time My attention span, energy, mood, fixation- everything with me is either 0 or 100. Like, there is no in between when it comes to me and god I'm frustrated as hell....I see that there are so many ppl who can juggle between different types of hobbies just fine and I wonder how do you manage your time in a day with those while also studying or having a job? Please can anyone help me out I'm kinda desperate at this point
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looking for stories with unique themes, characters, worldbuilding or stories that subvert common tropes and progress in unexpected ways. any genre is fine as long as it's well-written and satisfying. thank you in advance!
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hiii<3 can anyone please recommend me some stories where all kinds of morals, discrimination, societal problems etc. are thoroughly explored? any genre is fine with me as long as author handles those topics with respect. and i'm okay with novels+non-fiction books too if you have any to share. thanks in advance!(* ´ ▽ ` *)