Boukenka ni Narou! Skill Board de Dungeon Kouryaku - Vol. 4 Ch. 16

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Saw the 300+ Comments for this chapter, gotta say i've never seen someone with so much reason to kill but won't do it. But that's what i deserve when it's a manga where the mc acts the way he does.
 
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I do not like the villain.
But I even more hate the protagonist that does not kill them the instant he sees them or at least try to kill them.
He is happily joking instead of killing them
I think he is retarded.
He should had left them for the monsters to eat or killed them
 
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I thought it'd go with the "random monster encounter kills the antagonists so the MC can remain pure" trope, but this is even worse.
 
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FUCKING KILL THEM, WTF? AT THE VERY LEAST CUT THEIR DICKS OFF AND LEAVE THEM TO DIE BY BLOOD LOSS
 
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You know, unlike some of the readers here, I'm normally fine with a "save the villains" approach. There is a lot to be said for trying to uphold justice without extrajudicial violence, etc, etc...

But going so far for it with no explanation (like, at least acknowledge it??) right after a left-hand-turn into an attempted rape scene from the villains feels like... I don't know. It's just feels like bad form. It ends up coming off like the author's implying "hey, it was just a little rape, no biggie, right? Boys will be boys!"

Like. I'm not saying you can't have a protagonist like this. You can. Written differently, they can even be compelling. But you need to at least stop and explain shit about what principles he holds so dear that he's going to risk his life for a bunch of rapists that just tried to kill him. Simply glossing over that and moving on is... at best, authorial malpractice.
 
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