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With her personality, honestly she could end up just being proud lmao

The "contract" was definitely the work of the mom, wasn't it?

I mean, it was weird considering they are related by blood and all, but at this point it's a degenerate manga, might as well ig

People really like the words "self-insert", they keep using them for anything and everything. But for a protagonist to qualify as self-insert, they must be lacking in personality. The MC is quite the opposite, he's a bad person, a rapist (at least by extension) and even the story calls him out...

I mean is there any realization to be had? The author is perfectly aware of what he's writing and drawing. He wants to write a dystopia, let him write one. The world is clearly the result of summoning in a class-based society after hundreds of years. They summon men to use them as free labor and...

So he didn't get the idols after all. Too bad. I guess he's going to get the hound bitches, tho. If they can regain their memories after leveling up enough, I guess it's going to be the MC's next goal post. He's already the strongest in the kingdom due to his broken class, apparently.

I almost expected the MC to pick the idols up

Basically, his helper has a personality, and it's a tsundere. Apparently, each helper has an allocated computing budget, and all three helpers used theirs at once to predict the best path forward in the shortest time possible, which was a class upgrade. You could consider it as an internal hack...

Apparently he did, but it wasn't drawn

The fact he himself says "a little less shitty" when talking about his own behavior is hilariously self-aware

Other people do, though it's in the background.

So the MC didn't put two and two together? "Management rights" and "management rights"????

That's a great guess honestly, better than I could come up with, but I still have a few others: 1) Others seem to work in groups, they don't go solo, so the exp is split. 2) Motivation plays a role. Mid-class heroes seem to spend a lot of time banging, and low-class heroes seem to be way more...

While he's been fucking around, he seems to still exercise more restraint than the middle-class heroes do. Like "4 this morning" is another level compared to him.

The MC really is a villain now ig, seeing how fully integrated he is into the world, compared to other "heroes". I guess people who don't wanna read this will have left by the next chapter. It's understandable, honestly, if you like stories that make you feel good about yourself I can't see how...

I wish comment sections could find a middle ground between "I am a male supremacist and I want to uphold values that have been outdated for 50 years and by the way I'm a rapist" and "every man is a beast, I make a low-key racist comment but I pretend it's fine because it's toward white people...

Woah the MC was kinda tough there. I mean, I understand knowing you can't be and won't be a savior, but it's something else to partake in yourself. I know I would be too disturbed to do them. Though few, I have principles.

There was a series that had essentially the same setup except he was thrown out. It might be the one you remember. Though I don't know why you would've dropped that one, my guess would've been that the MC ended up becoming softer and softer.

She severely underestimated him. Thinking he'd want to network when he is Mr Yan.

That was fast