Akuyaku Reijou no Ani ni Tensei Shimashita - Vol. 7 Ch. 34

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Glad Cain's attempt to make people understand was appreciated by the villagers.

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A few minor mistakes:

p. 11 "I wonder if Cain hate me now " -----> "I wonder if Cain hates me now"
p. 12 "I don't want to be hate" -----> "I don't want to be hated"
p. 15 "Torture the viscount in the cell next cell and let him hear his screams" -----> "Torture the viscount in the cell next to Ernie/his cell and let him hear his screams"
 
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Glad Cain's attempt to make people understand was appreciated by the villagers.

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A few minor mistakes:

p. 11 "I wonder if Cain hate me now " instead of "I wonder if Cain hates me now"
p. 12 "I don't want to be hate" instead of "I don't want to be hated"
p. 15 "Torture the viscount in the cell next cell and let him hear his screams" should be "Torture the viscount in the cell next to Ernie/his cell and let him hear his screams"
Ah thanks I'll try to fix them now.
 
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It reminds me of the dialogue from Fate/Zero between Artoria, Gilgamesh, and Iskander about what a King should aspire to be. Someone who is greater than life itself, someone people desire to follow, not someone who lowers themselves to the whim of the people they rule, etc.

Cain father puts it simply, a leader needs to be someone who is capable of discerning and differentiating whose concerns should be listened to and be a symbol for people to follow rather than looking to them as a peer. Even Cain begins to acknowledge how unknowingly ignorant/arrogant he was, believing that just because he was from the modern era he was above others and knew what's best for them while growing complacent over time.

Cain acknowledging he still has room for personal growth and not looking through this world via the bias of his past life at the end was good.
 
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i mean i can maybe see the dad having a bit of a point but the way he said it really sounded like he had a stick up his ass when he used the line that he will decide if their problems are worth listening to. a leader that doesnt listen to council is one that will die super easily or end up losing all of their men because they didnt realize theyre not as smart as they thought themselves to be.
 
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Glad Cain's attempt to make people understand was appreciated by the villagers.

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A few minor mistakes:

p. 11 "I wonder if Cain hate me now " -----> "I wonder if Cain hates me now"
p. 12 "I don't want to be hate" -----> "I don't want to be hated"
p. 15 "Torture the viscount in the cell next cell and let him hear his screams" -----> "Torture the viscount in the cell next to Ernie/his cell and let him hear his screams"
 
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So Cain's dad is a somewhat stuck-up noble, but someone who adheres to nobless oblige and significantly differentiated his approach from his own father (Cain's grandpa).

So he will likely eventually admit that it is Cain's right to do things differently as long as it doesn't endanger his family or shakes the society (too much).
 

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