/jp/ - Otaku Culture

You wouldn't care about East Asian culture so much if you understood how horribly they treated women.

>>10153355
Well there's a difference between demographics and forcing some sort of message. Christine Love spares no words making the entire male population feel guilty for something that happened in Korea over 500 years ago.
She even does that obnoxious softening-the-blow technique people use when they want to preach but don't want to look like they're preaching. "I was forced to marry someone and had sex with a much older man when I was 13! But it's okay :)))))", "Then I horrifically had my tongue cut out. But don't feel sorry for me :))))".

Fuck you, Christine Love. You have set up a huge straw man to make men feel guilty, even if it was "based on a real part of human history." Perhaps I'll make some story about how all women are cunts because some insignificant Amazonian tribe mistreated men once. I'm sure that would go down well.

>>9979732
I have a feeling Christine played the Katawa Shoujo demo and figured she needed some over-the-top misogynist parody dialogue to hide the fact that she was a feminist, too.

What does /jp/ think of non-Japanese Eastern VNs?

Are there any other visual novels like this?

i.e. actual novels with artistic and intellectual integrity, rather than porn-with-plot?

Was the visual novel Analogue pro-corea or anti-corea?

Was Analogue pro-corea or anti-corea?

>>9358901
This quote has never been more true.