The Tutorial Tower Of The Advanced Player

If you find it difficult to accept opinions that differ from your own, it might be best to take a break from the internet. Becoming bitter over a fictional story seems a bit excessive. It's perfectly normal for a story, references, or any other element not to align with your preferences, but harshly criticizing a different perspective—especially if you tend to judge others for being different from you or your beliefs—can come across as both unfortunate and hypocritical.

I wish you the best moving forward. The internet is full of people who, whether intentionally or not, hurt others over differences in opinion or simply for the sake of causing harm.

@inhuman i don't need to accept other people's opinions. Just like others don't have to accept mine. People use internet for various things, and right now we use it for entertainment (reading Mangas) and communication (this messages section).

If you find it hard to accept my opinion while proposing me to accept some other opinion, then this is just funny.

My review, is just that, meaning mine. I say what I like and what I dislike. There are people who agree and others disagree.

What is the problem in this?

@Kukuruku If you don't need other people's opinions, why share your opinions then? Sharing your thoughts invites two things:
- Accepting criticism.
- Respecting different viewpoints.
I’m not addressing constructive feedback here, but rather shallow remarks like the one you made:
"176 blatantly mocks Christianity. Instant drop."

This isn’t a review—it’s just a reaction that doesn’t help others form their own opinions. A proper review should reflect both pros and cons (from your perspective) while attempting to stay objective. After all, stories are experienced differently by everyone.

You said, "My review is just that, meaning mine. I say what I like and what I dislike. There are people who agree and others disagree." But in your "review," you only wrote:
"First 175 chapters are fine. 176 blatantly mocks Christianity. Instant drop."

Can you see why this doesn’t really help anyone? If you don’t, feel free to ignore this comment—but if you’re open to improvement, maybe reconsider how you share your opinions in the future.