A Dad's Life in Comics

I suddenly realized the author's name is "Eagle Hatching Chicks," wow, each generation is worse than the last! I think "Chicken Hatching Eaglets" would be better, meaning each generation is stronger than the last.

I suggest the author not parrot others' opinions or listen to what they say about preserving the original setting (it's still a Japanese manga). What's the point of drawing Japanese manga in China? Is the author trying to infiltrate Japanese culture into China?

The style is a mess, there's no main storyline, I only glanced at the table of contents of Tokyo Ghoul and was speechless. What kind of good manga is Ghoul? What positive influence does it have on teenagers? Puella Magi Madoka Magica is drawn like an anime series, can you even finish it?

I've read up to chapter twelve, and there's a part that's bothering me. Is it a harem novel? If it is, I won't read any further. A father-son harem story is truly disgusting!

I've looked at over 100 pages, and it's all incomprehensible, just a rambling account. If you're going to write a comic, at least write a plot. Copying others isn't the right way to do it. I'm not reading anymore; it's pointless. The main focus should be on entertaining your daughter.

Does the protagonist even deserve to be called a "porter"? The only real porter is He Chen (the father of rebirth anime)!

Japanese anime is indeed very popular and has done a good job in cultural export, but to be honest, whether it's ordinary people like us who just watch the fun and follow the trend, or so-called pro-Japanese people who are so obsessed that they dare to defend the right wing of others, very few people understand what interesting hidden messages are in these most popular reading materials.

Naruto, Gintama, and now Hikaru no Go? No way, China has plenty of good animation and manga. If this keeps up, I might as well just dedicate myself to drawing for Japan.

Actually, there's nothing wrong with drawing Japanese manga in China. Many Japanese manga can be perfectly integrated into Chinese contexts with a slight change in background, since Japan is part of the Chinese cultural sphere. However, some anime may not reach the same level of popularity when moved to a different setting. Take Eva for example.

It's pretty stupid for a cartoonist to create a celebrity ranking system.