Does 好 + adjective with negative connotation reinforce the negative connotation or mitigate it? Sometimes I heard 好 precedes an adjective which includes negative connotation (e.g. 无聊, 累).
Example:

好无聊啊！
好累了。

In these cases, do speakers have good or bad intentions? Specificall:

Does it have worse intention than just these adjectives? IOW do 好 reinforce the negative connotation of the adjective?

Does it have better intention than when these adjectives are used alone, since 好 inself has good connotation?


Or to make it easier to understand, where does 好 + adjective with negative connotation fall in the following diagram?

[A] &lt; 无聊 &lt; [B] &lt; 很无聊 &lt; [C]
For your question, 好无聊 is almost the same intention as 很无聊。

However, they are sightly different in expressing emotions.

好无聊 is a slight complaint with a potential effort of trying to make the situation less boring.

很无聊 is just a plain statement.