Why do I have such conflicting feelings about manga: loving and hating it?

It might be that certain elements of the game strike a chord with you, while others just don't sit right. For example, the characters could be engaging, but the difficulty level could be off-putting.

Well, the love or hate for Manga Rock can vary a lot. Some might love it because it's convenient and free, but others might hate it because it might not have all the latest updates or could have copyright concerns.

One reason could be the development of Naruto and Hinata's relationship in the original series. Hinata has always been in love with Naruto from afar, and when Naruto finally realizes her feelings, it's a heartwarming arc. And as for his dislike of Sakura, some fans might feel that Sakura was too harsh on Naruto in the beginning and her feelings for Sasuke seemed to overshadow her friendship with Naruto. So in fanfiction, this setup allows for exploring different relationship dynamics.

The reason could vary. Sometimes the art style might not appeal to everyone. Or, the story might not progress in a way that meets everyone's expectations. Also, personal preferences play a big role.

It's normal to have mixed feelings. Maybe some aspects of the manga really appeal to you, while others don't quite meet your expectations.

Maybe it's to draw attention or make a bold statement. Sometimes creators use extreme themes to get people thinking and talking.

It's possible that the fictional character's struggles, growth, or relationships touch your heart. Also, the way they are portrayed in the story can make them seem so real and relatable that you can't help but have feelings for them.

Perhaps Josiah's story shows how his faith and moral stance based on loving Jehovah and hating evil lead him to make significant choices or overcome challenges. It might also serve as an example for others to follow a righteous path.

Well, those feelings are crucial. They give the manga its heart and soul. They shape the characters' decisions and the overall direction of the story. Without them, the manga might lack that emotional punch that draws readers in.

Maybe it's a way for some people to express their dissatisfaction or criticism in a humorous way, but it's not a positive or respectful approach.