The MC being a cowardly yet passionate individual is quite literally the point of the story. It’s about him making a breakthrough despite all the traumatic experiences he has suffered, all while pursuing the profession he is truly passionate about. Before you demand that the writer turn the MC into some badass, law-defying character, how about you fix your damn grammar? Three comments just to get your point across?
Kid, let me tell you—if you suddenly found yourself in the MC's place, you wouldn’t even survive one-eighth of what he has been through.
Yes, the ML does have an attitude problem. And while I can’t entirely fault him due to his illness, blaming someone and dumping all the responsibility on him for ruining his career—when the MC wasn’t even remotely aware of what he had accidentally done—is not the right way to handle it.
The MC is at the bottom of the ladder, working in a field that strictly prioritizes hierarchy and seniority. Meanwhile, the ML, with his good looks and charisma, can easily attract attention at the snap of his fingers. He has done it once, and he has done it again—even after developing his illness.
Both are flawed characters. And you complaining about the MC simply for trying to survive is a whole new level of low reading comprehension and lack of empathy—but honestly, I didn’t expect much from you.
Anyway, this is a realistic work—better than most. It’s a slow burn for a reason. And it’s not even that slow! Y’all just want things to progress instantly, without any character development.
They are the way they are because that’s the entire point of the story! It focuses on flaws and how the characters grow from them! ITS WHAT YOU CALL CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT YOU ssib—
P.S. I’m not even annoyed anymore. Seeing how they keep making a thread under my comment almost every hour of the day is honestly just amusing at this point. Ironically, it’s making me look forward to whatever dumb thing this person has to say about me next—I’m only living for the thrill of it!
Rose, just shut your trap. I swear to God.
The MC being a cowardly yet passionate individual is quite literally the point of the story. It’s about him making a breakthrough despite all the traumatic experiences he has suffered, all while pursuing the profession he is truly passionate about. Before you demand that the writer turn the MC into some badass, law-defying character, how about you fix your damn grammar? Three comments just to get your point across?
Kid, let me tell you—if you suddenly found yourself in the MC's place, you wouldn’t even survive one-eighth of what he has been through.
Yes, the ML does have an attitude problem. And while I can’t entirely fault him due to his illness, blaming someone and dumping all the responsibility on him for ruining his career—when the MC wasn’t even remotely aware of what he had accidentally done—is not the right way to handle it.
The MC is at the bottom of the ladder, working in a field that strictly prioritizes hierarchy and seniority. Meanwhile, the ML, with his good looks and charisma, can easily attract attention at the snap of his fingers. He has done it once, and he has done it again—even after developing his illness.
Both are flawed characters. And you complaining about the MC simply for trying to survive is a whole new level of low reading comprehension and lack of empathy—but honestly, I didn’t expect much from you.
Anyway, this is a realistic work—better than most. It’s a slow burn for a reason. And it’s not even that slow! Y’all just want things to progress instantly, without any character development.
They are the way they are because that’s the entire point of the story! It focuses on flaws and how the characters grow from them! ITS WHAT YOU CALL CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT YOU ssib—
P.S. I’m not even annoyed anymore. Seeing how they keep making a thread under my comment almost every hour of the day is honestly just amusing at this point. Ironically, it’s making me look forward to whatever dumb thing this person has to say about me next—I’m only living for the thrill of it!