It's likely just because it's being published in a male demographic magazine.
You can say that having the spirit favors you is the most lucky encounter for royal.I still don't quite get how someone making magical clothes with demonic spider spunk makes them so powerful as to become Royalty??
Understandable question.Yeah but it's no basis for a system of government - if I started claiming that I was the Spirit King and Lord of Mankind purely because I had a fabulous but fishy smelling hat and threads and that my invisible friend Dave told me to wear it and thus rule all over you then most sane people would lock me up....
Artwork is pretty though.
The MC's family are not royalty thought, they are just ordinary nobility.I still don't quite get how someone making magical clothes with demonic spider spunk makes them so powerful as to become Royalty??
It's still better than strange women lying in ponds distributing swordsYeah but it's no basis for a system of government - if I started claiming that I was the Spirit King and Lord of Mankind purely because I had a fabulous but fishy smelling hat and threads and that my invisible friend Dave told me to wear it and thus rule all over you then most sane people would lock me up....
Artwork is pretty though.
They are made incompetent so that the author doesn't have to think too hard about how to go about having the MC defeating them. Their defeat isn't suppose to be a long drawn out arc. They're the equilivate of the Monster-of-the-Day in a Super Sentai (think Power Rangers) show. Show up, be evil, get defeated, allow the audience to feel cathartics, move on to the next plot line.My main problem with this series (besides the questionable societal basis for autocratic rule) is....
Why do the villains have to be so incompetent?