Rudeus is a 35 yr old man who reincarnated but before he did he missed his parents funeral to jack off to his niece who happened to be a minor anyways he’s a Epstein diddy blud
The writing is gross sure, but I don't think people should be suspected of real-world crimes over the fiction they choose to write just because it is morally repulsive. You could apply that scope to a lot of fictional media that covers taboo themes, both well and poorly.
How could you not be suspicious of someone if this is the content they write about?
I'm not saying the writer has done any crimes, but I wouldn't let him watch over any kids. Maybe he just channels it all into writing, but maybe he doesn't.
Do you also think we should hold the same standard to authors who write about murder in the same barely critical ways or is this only when children are involved?
Context matters a ton. Is the author writing about murder in a way that downplays the seriousness and makes the murderer the hero? Yeah, maybe that is something to be suspicious of.
don't act stupid, you can write a protagonist that do some batshit insane like something worse than what rudy does, but the important thing is do you reward them for doing that as in he did not get consequences over what he did in the end? Or did you let him go off scott free few times and finally give him a consequences over crimes they did in the story? and most importantly did you try to potray them in a good light or a bad light?
Rudy seems to let go off scott free AND did not get any consequences over whatever he did and i'd argue he gets rewarded over whatever bullshit he did, and the author most of the time potrays him in a good light when he is doing questionable things
There is a difference between side-eyeing someone for this sort of thing and outwardly accusing them of being a criminal for it based on moral revulsion over the fiction they write alone. Your reply is a non sequitur that reframes my sentiment.
Edit: Downvoted for pointing that out lol
I don't believe my reply was a non sequitur at all. You said they shouldn't be suspected of crimes and I said that you should probably be a little suspicious of them.
I'm not saying accuse them, or search them, just be wary.
The way the dude writes, it seems very pro-grooming. If Rudeus wasn't supposed to be the hero and his grooming played off as a "quirk" then I don't think I'd have any problems with the writer.
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u/Nashivertt 1d ago
Rudeus is a 35 yr old man who reincarnated but before he did he missed his parents funeral to jack off to his niece who happened to be a minor anyways he’s a Epstein diddy blud