I'm Being Raised by Villains - Ch. 76

[MangaDex]

 

[StormConstantine]

Oh wow I thought she was just saying that as part of a clever plan to trick him into revealing his involvement somehow but no, she actually drank it and told the bad guy instead of literally anyone else she could trust. Can't her literal wish fulfillment powers fix that? I know she couldn't resolve the entire case, but considering she managed to make her body grow shouldn't something simple like "I wish the xatar didn't affect me" work?

 

[DedBeet]

The cabinet was RIGHT THERE what are you doing little girl, I know you were eepy but cmon (also confirmation he is getting divine revelations from Arma)

 

[Micro]

I swear she's getting dumber...

 

[RaikohZX]

"Oh no, the protagonist did the one most arbitrary and improbably stupid thing she could've possibly ever done just to present the perfect opportunity for someone she knows is manipulating her to be able to manipulate her." Having said antagonist lampshade how silly it is doesn't make it any better, I'm getting tired of this kind of shit. Real tempted to drop it, especially seeing as characters keep pulling assumptions and info out of their ass like the mere idea that the bond is "incomplete" somehow.

 

[Galdrasmidr]

Same, it getting too stupid/convenient for the plot purpose. I was really waiting for the updates for these titles, but the last few chapters pretty much stopped my interest in this plot

 

[DJVPlayz]

The biggest problem with this chapter isn't that Ayrin is making stupid decisions, it's that the fact that the entire premise of the arc revolves around the dumbest mechanic in the setting. Literally doing anything with imprinting will feel unfair and unearned. If it gets resolved peacefully, it's an anticlimax. If she actually imprints on the teacher and it's permanent, that's just the end of the story, which is also an anticlimax. If she imprints on the teacher, causes some more conflict, and then the imprint is broken somehow, then it's an anticlimax and a deus ex machina. There's literally no way to resolve it with it being satisfying, because of how long the plot thread has been around. The problem isn't that she's acting stupid for no reason, it's that her acting stupid was the literal only way the author could've furthered the plot point, because the plot point itself is stupid.

 

[KnewOne]

"Oh no, the protagonist did the one most arbitrary and improbably stupid thing she could've possibly ever done just to present the perfect opportunity for someone she knows is manipulating her to be able to manipulate her." Having said antagonist lampshade how silly it is doesn't make it any better, I'm getting tired of this kind of shit. Real tempted to drop it, especially seeing as characters keep pulling assumptions and info out of their ass like the mere idea that the bond is "incomplete" somehow.

This single handedly made me drop this.
What the actual fuck, author ? She's not an actual child. She can just tell the guards to execute the guy and that's gonna reduce her headaches by 99%, but instead she tells him something like that. Do we really have no other fucking ways to move the plot forward ?