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So he ignored her the first day like he didn't care; left the girl to be abused by the noble for a night; then gets so triggered by seeing her getting sold that his skill auto activates? Way too inconsistent. Also the stupidest way to solve the problem... Then they just immediately act like...

I wouldn't say most, but yeah some definitely were. Others were trained by the Soviets for the same purpose. Quite a few modern groups in the middle east are armed and trained by Iran these days.

Nope they gave no explanation for the sudden need to run away, or who summoned the first monster attack. Also, why did they send out only those two students with the knights to fight the horde, and why was it the neutered hero? What did MC plunder from him? I wonder if there's a LN or WN of...

Wait, why is the "hero" still leading the class? And why are they suddenly running away? Is there some reason they have to leave the Castle behind? They didn't even hint at this before. It seemed more likely he was going to clash with the bullies, and expose their true nature (not that it's...

Yeah, she said she was around level 20, and then she went up 6 levels in that same chapter. Then after the next skip she said level 50. I hate inconsistency in stories like this. I hope it was just a translation error.

So.... What happend with the "hero," and how did his classmates react to mc stealing his power? Also, wtf, edgelord killer darkness inside mc? I was hoping the story would avoid this. And how did the hatred even come up? I thought he had to build up a high level of true hatred for his opponent.

Wait, THAT was his plan? I thought he was supposed to be super smart, and talented. Also he was supposed to be good at hiding his true nature. When he talked about MC not being around I thought he was gonna try to frame MC for something, or grab the girl from class and force himself on her, or...

Did that princess even warn the queen about the dark souls of his classmates? Also, why does the whole class suck so bad? Usually most are passively uninvolved.

This is ridiculous. MC needs to straight up confront that class, and ask why they're immediately willing to lie about him on the whim of one person acting like a POS, then treat HIM like the villain somehow. I get the bully trope, but usually most of the class are passive with a few enjoying...

True, but it's funny that the translators seem to always get them backwards. Especially with mtl raws of web novels, but even with stuff like this, the TL and PR always seem to miss it.

I thought the same thing. They're basically straight up high resolution, low poly ps1 models.

Yeah, but that was a pre-made spirit summoning circle at the church. He still has to learn monster summoning for himself.

Why doesn't Koko ever go with him?

This guy has to let go of some of that darkness. I'm totally up for him standing up to the classmates and putting them in their place, but he better not go all dark edgelord killer in the process.

Whoever does the clean-up on that rubble is gonna get freakin' rich. I just hope they find records of his crimes so they can get the rest of the human traffickers.

Drintor can have a lower tax rate because Cain built most of the new city and infrastructure with creation magic, saving a fortune in materials and labor costs. What he does pay to have built, he subsidizes with the fortune he's made in business, and from selling the hordes of high-ranking...

It's because the web novel has his training only last a few months and his debut in the capitol, getting engaged, and becoming a noble happens the same year when he's still 5. his school and becoming an adventurer happen at 10. They must've forgot to change the letter for the new timeline.

So, the way to get stronger is to use up all your magic power, then let it replenish... Unless you're a high power sage doing level 15 magic: Then using up all your magic power just kills you apparently?

so, what happens to the discipline head, and the sister who attacked him? they should at least fire and lock up the head of the discipline dept that tried to set him up.

Why does it say he'll get a street when reading from the last chapter, but it says he'll get a town if you skip to the next chapter then flip backwards? Seriously the translation is different depending on that...