Dex-chan lover
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There should be a panty flash tag.Hmmm there is no harem tag?? Is this somehow a wholesome romance?![]()
There should be a panty flash tag.Hmmm there is no harem tag?? Is this somehow a wholesome romance?![]()
Ehhhh I would say the author did a good way of reasoning it. "We're just going to lose the SP for the skills when he dies anyway. Might as well give them back so he can do more damage for us and make the job easier."I'm now only reading this bc of morbid curiosity. It lost me in the first chapter where they said "Hey, we are going to let you die to the boss monster so we can get ur severance payment". They then have a chapter long conversation about his stupid loan terms. And then.......they agree to give back what they were lent.......WTF. This story should have been have a chapter long. They get to the boss room, yeet him into it, wait 5 minutes, go kill boss, profit. Instead, they have a giant conversation and then we find out two really stupid things. One, he has to be given back his stuff, he can't just take it back (which is stupid af, just don't give his skills back) and two, the evil party members know they are losing their skills, including the poison resistance skill he just learned and lent you them that day and is keeping them conscious. How dumb can you be?
no, it's not fantasy. It's an isekai with generic JRPG mechanics pretending to be fantasyit's not an isekai
to be fair that was IRL before there was a regulator for banks... unless it still is.Those people don't even know the existence of compound interest, let alone questioning it. And he intentionally hides the fact that his ability functions that way. Imagine borrowing money from the bank to buy a house and believing you can pay it off in 10 years until the bank goes, "Oopsie doopsie, our interest is actually compound, so I'm gonna take your house, all your belongings, and your soul."
Oh, right, six whole months, how generous. "My loan shark let me keep his money for longer; he must be a good guy and not because he is hiding how his debt works and waiting for the debt to grow exponentially until we can't ever realistically pay off his debt." His ability is called Toichi, a literal criminal word used to describe loans of this exact rate. Yes, his power is a literal reference to the Japanese loan shark. Still think he isn't one?
heavy emphasis on thisAnd the translation is BAAAAAAADDDDDDD. Man the translators are trash. 4/10