FFF-Class Trashero - Vol. 1 Ch. 29

[MangaDex]

 

[cor3zone]

They really fucked up, giving him the same scenario. They really can't expect him to disregard all the shit he went through the first time, as well as his resentment from their blatant abuse of power taking him in the first place and then sending him back to do it all again.

 

[SGR]

There is actually some benevolence in the MC:
1. While he revels in revenge he, unlike Captain Cruelty, does not revel in torture. He mercy-kills the guy for his own benefit yes, but also realizing that otherwise he would be repeating the viscous circle of violence.
2. He judges the consequences of the actions he takes and attempts to make a utilitarian judgement on those. Queen dies - but less sacrifices. Princess dies - but country is not drenched in blood. Yes, the dragon was an error, but it was ONE error vs the multitude that he made during the 10 years of the first run.
3. He actually makes an effort to compensate the country for his wrongdoing towards it.

Well...... I guess it's not really benevolence - it's more like an ultra-utilitarian implementation of Hammurabi's code. Lawful evil?

 

[penmore]

"Tolerance is key so just shut up and take all the punishment again and do better." this is basically just the worst possible fucking advice i've ever heard. The teachers might know the overall plot and situations that are happening but they don't know what the fuck they're talking about when they say that line to the person actually experiencing it. I like the story and I get that its kind of supposed to make you not like him but honestly i think anyone would do much the same as him their second time around.

 

[chynabrack]

Why do I feel like professor Moral group have no idea wtf they are doing. the hero actions should be justified since he knows the future, yet Moral`s group go an extra mile to be oblivious and try to call out on hero for whatever he does

 

[NazrinMaus]

@SGR
The dragon error could also be somewhat excused because of the adrenaline control making him so narrow minded. He's no saint but he's definitely doing the best that can be done

 

[404chaos]

@NazrinMaus i think thats what makes mc a good character

 

[SilverSun]

I... I like this guy.
He doesn't hesitated to do what he thinks is right, whatever it might be.

 

[AbuHajaar]

It seems that you're going to tell me to tolerate the Demon King too

Fucking gottem

 

[Birdulon]

Yeah I saw the Demon King rebuttal coming back when the instructor complained about him mercy-killing the loudmouthed Elf with "life is full of endless opportunities" platitudes. Can't kill the Demon King because if he's left alive he has the possibility of redemption!

 

[AnonymousWeeaboo]

@penmore That's actually the point. They're not trying to raise good heroes, they're trying to raise unthinking soldiers who will do what they're told and like it, no matter the abuse.

 

[alidan]

@penmore lol, tolerance only works for so long. my teachers made it clear, if you fight you are in trouble, if we see you get punched, we are giving you the same punishment. what did that teach me? if i'm getting in trouble, i'm going to earn it. choked one 'bully' purple, and flipped the second over my back down an... I want to say between 50 and 60 degree hill that was a solid 30-40 feet down. it ended all the bullshit instantly. their tolerance and punishment for it made me more brutal in how I dealt with their shit because the consequences were exactly the same if I did nothing.

I can't see how they could possibly be trying to make me hate this character, there is not a single thing he has done where I haven't fully approved, the dragon... he couldn't kill it anyway, so he made the best of a bad situation.

 

[Simply_Fiction]

So the story is inevitably gonna lead to the hero being the new demon king, yeh? A stronger and more righteous hero gets summoned and puts an end to him in an unceremonious final chapter or something probably? Idfk, but it would make sense. I kinda wanted to see the characters from the first run. This is the epitome of a "speedrun"

 

[Konrad2]

Thanks for the translation.

 

[NazrinMaus]

@alidan
Sadly most people are spineless who suffer through everything in life without even trying to improve their situation. Public education is geared towards the majority to make them good worker bees.

 

[BlackMonday]

@Simply_Fiction That is a very interesting approach I can very easily see happening.
Instead of graduating, MC becomes a permanent fixture in the world as the new Demon king, with the role of testing newer heroes on their virtues.
If he is fated to meet himself from an earlier or later run, we'll have to see.

 

[StarGasm]

This is Batman before he matured and stopped killing.

Except that killing in a fantasy world has different consequences than in a modern world so you can't say he's wrong.

OR IS HE?!

Nah, I believe in MC.

 

[Bluedudu]

@StarGasm if you ask me batman was defenetly evil^^ he always beat up criminals whch means provoking them! And then letting them go... honestly pretty much every person killed by joker is batmans fault...

 

[StarGasm]

@Bluedudu Eh, Gotham is dark, I guess the "correct" way to call Batman after all is "vigilante", a type of individual who takes his own justice through his own means. Outright calling him villain buggers me, but I can't change your opinion after all. I agree with the rest you said tho :v but by "letting them go" do you mean "letting the police take care of the rest"? Spidey does that too, he beats up the baddies, stick them to the closest wall and the let the cops take care of the rest.

 

[DarkGodhao]

His madness actually is a fair method to this, he's able to solve all of the deep rooted problems by taking out future problems ahead of time, Professor Morals CAN'T disagree with his methods while they are savage and cruel the problems are being solved