Which fiction's cliffhangers are most annoying? Is it when there is a danger of the scene that justify the adding pr changing of genre (from comedy to drama , slice of life to tragedy)
Thrillers, obviously. There can be no greater dismay than when nail-biting suspense has you on the edge of your seat and...
thriller and action. thriller was already explained but in action, circumstances could change abruptly hence it's also a prime genre to put some cliffies. It's not really used for changing genre imo.
Cliffhangers right before someone jumps off a cliff/hits a super important shot in volleyball/gets hit by a car
when couple almost kiss then.... kabedon then.... when one of lover caught other suspect on cheating.... FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU DAAAAAAAAAAASAAA! tbh nothing can beat drama cliffhanger tho~ cuz drama heavily emphasis on feeling~
The only cliffhanger that bothers me, is the cliffhanger that comes at the end of the last translated chapter or the last released book~ I don't particularly care for cliffs if I can read the next chapter right away, and I care equally for all cliffs if I can't~
There is however also the type of cliffhanger where the author leave one character hanging off a cliff and then switch to another character for a pretty long while. Which isn't necessarily bad in itself, but it can become so if the author then forget to resolve it properly later.
Ah... Yeah, when a cliff is left and then the PoV changes, it is pretty annoying alright! >.< Like, solve the cliff already!!! >.<
I like cliffhangers and I like stories crafted around cliffhangers so I don't find any of them annoying. Hell, one of the best Romance novels out there punctuates the main relationship with a bunch of near misses which aren't conventional cliffhangers, but functions in a very similar way. But really the cliffhanger to beat them all is "Fox Volant of the Snowy Mountain". The book ends in a literal cliffhanger and leaves it as a question for the reader whether the protagonist will survive. There is no conclusion to this and even though there is a follow up book, this book is a prequel!