Bouncer - Vol. 1 Ch. 4

[MangaDex]

 

[Reqqles]

gonna guess the purpose of being paired with that cowardly shithead is to learn restraint and not fly off the handle at every opportunity, so the shitstain is baiting him as much as he can.

 

[Anitvenomz]

@Reqqles I wouldn't say cowardly but shithead yes he is and yeah pretty much self-control training even if it's rough.

 

[Reqqles]

@anitvenomz I say cowardly because sucker punching a guy and then holding his job over his head to prevent retaliation are both extremely cowardly moves in my book. though I suppose if all this is an act and he is revealed to hate these sorts of tactics as much as the mc does, he can be redeemed

 

[welcome2atlantis]

Patience required.

 

[nutjob]

@Morbid_Charade
Typos on page 21: "Fon't duck with me!!" >> "Don't fuck with me!!"

 

[ghostkun]

I, too, was unaware of the civil war about to erupt.

 

[tuns]

thanks ^^

 

[Anokineko]

It's kind of funny when one shithead calls the other uncultured and dumb. At least the latter is aware of his shortcomings to a certain degree.

 

[Alenas]

@nutjob - those weren't typos, that was on purpose. Shishido's diction gets all messed up when he gets agitated, something you can also see in first chapter iirc.

 

[Bibobilabilux]

I'd be scared if anyone said "i'm all yours" on the first meeting

 

[nutjob]

@Alenas
Damn, really? Maybe because the first chapter was translated a long ago I forgotten about it (or probably I simply didn't notice it lol)

 

[Solipsist]

There was just so many contradictions in one chapter it's hard to properly place them in one sentence.
Essentially, the bossman wanted to check if the newbie is worth to be trained and kept, according to their lawful standards and practices -- by sending him to his power-hungry psychopath subordinate, who is known to emotionally and physically abuse new employees whom as a result can sue the company all the way to bankruptcy.

Just what the fuck. The story was fun until this point. The story jumped the fucking shark 2 times in a row.
The boss wants lawful employees who won't break the law, and they teach them that by breaking the law.
The boss wants to show how to act like a good employee, by presenting to him the most abominable and worst employee possible, with the worst possible lesson: "If you are a full-timer here, you can do whatever you want! If you're a temp, we're allowed to crush your head over the pavement!"

That's just too much stupid in one chapter, in one move. This turned into a Chinese story all of a sudden for absolutely no reason what so ever.