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@Onsokumaru He's an average healer regardless how many times he supposedly saved the hero in your fantasies. The fact that he needed connections to get accepted more than supports this. There would have been many other priests with more talent and diligence that would have done better than him...

Welp, a filler chapter.

@baconcat Truly first world problems. @Hentai1234 I suggest dropping it.

@Onsokumaru He's an average healer that got in through connections (that's a plot point - look it up). To boot his character is shit and he's ugly. That's more than enough reasons to dislike him.

@supermoonchrome Nice troll. Sit boy.

@gronkle As mentioned, I simply cannot buy this (outside of fictional works) - there's a limit to how long you can be gullible while you have reality in front of you. On the other hand, this gimmick falls perfectly in line with the goal of the manga, so for me it's pretty clear why it is...

@Darklight99 Here's the issue though: ^ what would be the purpose of adding a scene of the above? a) for her to gloat over the fact that she can have her "revenge" over childish antics? b) for readers to gloat over the same? An actually cathartic and nice scene would be the bullies realising...

@redpandamaniacal I am referring to: Our MC is doing neither. He's just uncovering contradictions in their stated reasons for their behaviour. Clearly the kids will not go and say "we're bullying her because we don't like her/we're bored/we want to play out some authoritative figure" and will...

So he's a natural at this, is he?

@Darklight99 Pick one. You can't not care and care at the same time. @redpandamaniacal Just because he decides not to engage in the conversation as a child, but as an adult, doesn't mean that he's gaslighting them. He's just using their logic against them. It's clear that in the manga it's...

@redpandamaniacal Not really. He's just showing the lack of logic in their narrative. Then they trip over the contradiction. Said otherwise, rather than seeing a kid <-> kid conversation, you're seeing a kid <-> adult conversation. @Darklight99 With the purpose for the readers to gloat over...

Ecchi with bad art? That's impressive.

No effort, instant gratification abilities: paralyze -> poison. Check. One-dimensional black and white fodder villains. Check. "Revenge" to defend the beautiful dame. Check. Originality: 10/10, definitely not cliche. Writing: outstanding.

@Rosen_Ritter Japan: 99.9% conviction rate. Checks out - you don't have rights if you're suspected of a crime it seems.

The lottery is stupidity tax.

"I'm no match for a man's strength." - let's conveniently ignore how many men she was able to kill despite "not being a match".

He should have brought a gun to the swordfight.

I am truly grateful that the author makes all antagonists one-dimensional villains. This helps a lot with avoiding the cognitive dissonance associated with killing and torturing people for "revenge". Making the kids ugly is a nice touch to emphasize the moral corruption in the village. It serves...

@gr8g Push yourself harder - you'll stop questioning futile bs like the meaning of life. Live in the moment. Do fun stuff.

@Maiorem You're most likely talking to a sockpuppet - see the date of creation of the account.