CATDOLL: Japanese magazine says "Would you like a rabbit today?" Not only is the work disgusting, the author is also disgusting

In recent times, there have been a number of murders/crimes where anime has been cited as the cause of the crime. It is said that it was because the person watched a certain anime/manga and learned the "positions" in it. This has directly left a bad impression of anime in the minds of the general public.

Recently, a Japanese magazine that specializes in criticizing ACGN works published an article saying: "Would you like some rabbit today?" The work is disgusting, and the author is also disgusting.

The title of this article is "Young girls' hairy hair is really disgusting", and the following is the main content:

"Order a Rabbit" is a four-frame comic that makes people feel cute from the bottom of their hearts. Indeed, when you open the comic, you often see middle school girls with red cheeks who look like elementary school students. They say lines like "furry", "cute", "everyone's sister", etc. It's really disgusting.

The children in "Order a Rabbit" are all very good-natured kids. Think about the uncle who drew this comic. He is even more disgusting than the author of "Innocent Rouge".

So, as a fan of animation, what do you think of this work?

"Would you like a rabbit today?" Introduction:

In order to go to high school, high school freshman Xin Ai is preparing to move to this street composed of cobblestone roads and wooden houses. She got lost while looking for a place to stay, and in confusion came to the door of a coffee shop called "Rabbit House". Seeing this cute coffee shop with a name full of bunny style, Xin Ai couldn't help but step into the store. In the store, she met the petite girl Chino and a soft and cute little rabbit Tibi. While drinking coffee and asking for directions, Xin Ai was surprised to learn that this coffee shop was where she would stay. Because the high school that Xin Ai was going to attend had a rule that "students have to help with things at the boarding house", Xin Ai began to work as a clerk at "Rabbit House" and "claimed" to be Chino's sister, while living the life of a coffee shop clerk.