Made an account just to point out how the lore that's relevant to these characters makes this video not only in incredibly poor taste, but completely inaccurate to the characters.
The man who's hung himself is Lowell, husband of Xiao, the woman getting fucked. These two characters are widely deemed to have one of the only functional and happy relationships in the entire series. Just before Lowell dies in game the two planned on going on a honeymoon, and when Lowell actually dies Xiao engages in a suicide mission to reclaim his remains.
Furthermore, the character doing the fucking is called Miris, who only serves as a trustworthy servant to Xiao and one of the only people to comfort her before her aforementioned suicide mission.
So for Xiao and Lowell's bond to be shown so surface level as the way it here, and with the absolutely unnecessary use of suicide to add some form of eroticism to this, genuinely disgusts me.
Made an account just to point out how the lore that's relevant to these characters makes this video not only in incredibly poor taste, but completely inaccurate to the characters.
The man who's hung himself is Lowell, husband of Xiao, the woman getting fucked. These two characters are widely deemed to have one of the only functional and happy relationships in the entire series. Just before Lowell dies in game the two planned on going on a honeymoon, and when Lowell actually does Xiao engages in a suicide mission to reclaim his remains.
Furthermore, the character doing the fucking I called Miris, who only serves as a trustworthy servant to Xiao and one of the only people to comfort her before her aforementioned suicide mission.
So for Xiao and Lowell's bond to be shown so surface level as the way it here, and with the absolutely unnecessary use of suicide to add some form of eroticism to this, genuinely disgusts me.
It's edgy ntr It's not looking to be deep or respectful of the source material.
Made an account just to point out how the lore that's relevant to these characters makes this video not only in incredibly poor taste, but completely inaccurate to the characters.
The man who's hung himself is Lowell, husband of Xiao, the woman getting fucked. These two characters are widely deemed to have one of the only functional and happy relationships in the entire series. Just before Lowell dies in game the two planned on going on a honeymoon, and when Lowell actually does Xiao engages in a suicide mission to reclaim his remains.
Furthermore, the character doing the fucking I called Miris, who only serves as a trustworthy servant to Xiao and one of the only people to comfort her before her aforementioned suicide mission.
So for Xiao and Lowell's bond to be shown so surface level as the way it here, and with the absolutely unnecessary use of suicide to add some form of eroticism to this, genuinely disgusts me.
I remember the first time I watched this, my night was ruined. I wouldn't mind if it was just one more NTR bullshit, but suicide, really? And it was about two characters I like, which made it even worse.
I remember the first time I watched this, my night was ruined. I wouldn't mind if it was just one more NTR bullshit, but suicide, really? And it was about two characters I like, which made it even worse.
Fr, I saw it get uploaded onto rule 34 and literally almost every single comment was just asking about how it was completely fucked up
Fr, I saw it get uploaded onto rule 34 and literally almost every single comment was just asking about how it was completely fucked up
Yes, I was one of those who commented on how fucked up this thing was. The worst thing I read there was one (or two) roleplayers and one guy wishing the same thing happened to him.
Based on what PMLoreGuy69 said, I'd say this is shock content to fans of the character. I'm no stranger to edgy ntr that mischaracterize the source material but the hanging husband and her giving him the middle finger feels directed at the fans of the original couple, lol. If she just got raped while being forced to look at her dead husband it would've been more faithful.
The video is pretty gross, but oh my god the reaction you people have to this is so bizarre. Its just fucking hentai, move on woth your lives. Dont get so emotional saying “omg this is disgusting and disrespectful, muh feelings!” over one video that the original creator probably doesnt even remember or care about lmao
Made an account just to point out how the lore that's relevant to these characters makes this video not only in incredibly poor taste, but completely inaccurate to the characters.
The man who's hung himself is Lowell, husband of Xiao, the woman getting fucked. These two characters are widely deemed to have one of the only functional and happy relationships in the entire series. Just before Lowell dies in game the two planned on going on a honeymoon, and when Lowell actually dies Xiao engages in a suicide mission to reclaim his remains.
Furthermore, the character doing the fucking is called Miris, who only serves as a trustworthy servant to Xiao and one of the only people to comfort her before her aforementioned suicide mission.
So for Xiao and Lowell's bond to be shown so surface level as the way it here, and with the absolutely unnecessary use of suicide to add some form of eroticism to this, genuinely disgusts me.
Totally agree, this is an insult to the character and absolutely disgusting. Those otakus have no respect for the character at all—just because she's a female character, they create obscenities that have nothing to do with the original.
Based on what PMLoreGuy69 said, I conclude this to be pretty low brow shock content for fans of the character. I'm no stranger to edgy ntr that disregard the source material but the hanging husband and her giving him the middle finger feels directed at the fans of the original couple, lol. If she just got raped while being forced to look at her dead husband it would've been more faithful.
Not really. Even if the world of the work is very dark, their original character settings don't support them doing this. According to your logic, why didn't the original author write it that way? Would they just watch their own characters get ruined? What makes you think that way? Do you think vulgarity equals depth?
Not really. Even if the world of the work is very dark, their original character settings don't support them doing this. According to your logic, why didn't the original author write it that way? Would they just watch their own characters get ruined? What makes you think that way? Do you think vulgarity equals depth?
Did you misunderstand what I said? Was it "for fans of the characters"? 😅 I rephrased it
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