Ettooo..... is this the end?? But the last page says 'to be continued' instead of 'the end'. Are we gonna get an enemy even stronger than the evil god later on?
The manga is still on going, were are behind one chapter.Ettooo..... is this the end?? But the last page says 'to be continued' instead of 'the end'. Are we gonna get an enemy even stronger than the evil god later on?
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Proof that Valius really hates this world.Oh no valius why the fuck would you bring americanised corporation bullshit to that world is he the real evil villain all along????
Honestly hopefully, and not some closing of the threads but like one last enemy before we decide on thatOoh, extended epilogue? The novel ends after the gods are defeated, let's see if the manga has an original arc instead.
His hair always was black he just painted it, and in the previous chapter when he used the final attack his hair turned back.Valius spreads corporate greed across this other world
When did his hair turn black though?
The railgun he blasted himself at the Evil God with overpowered the blonde hair dye.Valius spreads corporate greed across this other world
When did his hair turn black though?
i hope he marries Artemis...is that th end? seems like a wrap-up chapter...
Valius spreads corporate greed across this other world
When did his hair turn black though?
Always has been black. He dyed it blonde to pass off as a sage since tamers aren’t well regarded where he is now, and being a sage would better pass off his myriad abilities since IIRC sages can learn from other jobs.His hair is black now?
Its sad how much propaganda managed to trick the uneducated into villainizing the US. Stocks on their own are a great system that gets the wealthy to invest their money back into the economy so they don't just hoard it. It directly creates more jobs and help companies grow.Oh no valius why the fuck would you bring americanised corporation bullshit to that world is he the real evil villain all along????
The problem I have with stocks and by extension corporations is that they insulate the people who profit from the consequences of the company's misdeeds while allowing them to reap the rewards. The only thing shareholders are typically at risk of is losing the value of their shares. It takes some pretty serious wrongdoing and direct involvement by a shareholder to pierce the corporate veil and make a shareholder liable for something a corporation does in pursuit of profit, and the concept of "fiduciary duty to maximize dividends" gives a perverse incentive for the executives of a corporation to pursue legally dubious or outright criminal actions to maximize quarterly earnings, sometimes to the detriment of long term profitability. In a single-owner or partnership style business when somebody breaks the law the owners can be directly penalized so they're more likely to keep things above board. I'll close out my rant by quoting an old joke: "I'll believe corporations are people when Texas executes one."Its sad how much propaganda managed to trick the uneducated into villainizing the US. Stocks on their own are a great system that gets the wealthy to invest their money back into the economy so they don't just hoard it. It directly creates more jobs and help companies grow.
The problems don't start with investments and stocks, they are simply you get a cut of the profits in exchange for investing. The problems start once you get into weird combo of banking + stocks and other much more elaborate scams. The problems are all when people cheat the system.