I just read the anko summaries for this and, yeah. That's some messed up shit right there. Though the park clan was neat.
Also realized I like summaries more than full stories. More interested in the concept than the details I guess. Also I don't think I could have made it through the first anko of this if I was reading the whole thing.
The full stories are usually too repetitive. I often just skipped lines when the yukkuri starts screaming, and skip the less interesting part, only visiting back if there seems to be details missed.
Yes, the concept is a lot more interesting than having to know every details. As long as the important points are highlighted.
Also realized I like summaries more than full stories. More interested in the concept than the details I guess. Also I don't think I could have made it through the first anko of this if I was reading the whole thing.
Salem said: The full stories are usually too repetitive. I often just skipped lines when the yukkuri starts screaming, and skip the less interesting part, only visiting back if there seems to be details missed.
Yes, the concept is a lot more interesting than having to know every details. As long as the important points are highlighted.
Also, the whole "fill in the blanks" your imagination does makes the story more interesting that what's actually going. Sort of like how Touhou (and recently KanColle) got so popular.
I like this anko too. Most at fault was the stupid parents Yukkuri . To be fair they only got to breed and dismissive of the reality of kos rearing because miss was such a wishy-washy, indecisive, undisciplined, not-straight plus a squeamish owner.
the End was fulfilling though. a Closed story.
Anon is the not quite generic onii-san side-chara.
Salem said: The full stories are usually too repetitive. I often just skipped lines when the yukkuri starts screaming, and skip the less interesting part, only visiting back if there seems to be details missed.
I usually skim dialogue because while its fun to write near-gibberish yukkuri speak, fuck reading it. And you just know a story like this has got to be full of it.