No, the point she was making that the chance to marry a beautiful young woman who is loyal to him was his reward....Thanks for keeping this alive.
And again, Ange shows exactly why I have such an odd relationship with this manga. She goes on about the moral implications of more or less kidnapping a young kid for half his life to engage in war, sacrificing his youth for a country that just pops spits him back out in the end.
And then 2 pages later she also goes "btw daddy you can grope me". The we talk about her sacrifices, and then love hotel tease. Such whiplash lol. I like that the manga is asking a bunch of questions few other isekai bother with, but then it feels like it is legally obligated to give you tiddies every 5 pages, regardless of the tone.
anyways. guess we're finally meeting Library girl from Ch. 1 after all this time. between a horny maiden and a high schooler who wants to be abused and send nudes, I wonder what her kink is? Maybe she's the fantasizer type from all the "books" she reads?
I think they call these men herbivores in Japan"I don't know why she's mad"
She literally tells you she wants to marry you and traveled from her world for the sole purpose of marrying you.... and you keep on brushing it off...
What the f*** is so hard to understand about that???
No, I think it's just being stupid.... and it's a plot device used by authors to drag relationships out so that they don't have to write the relationship....I think they call these men herbivores in Japan
No, the point she was making that the chance to marry a beautiful young woman who is loyal to him was his reward....
But he doesn't want to think about that...
Yah, but he's not properly rejecting it. His entire reasoning is that he thinks there is someone better for her... which is not good reasoning... it's basically the same as not taking her feelings seriously...That is understandable, but at the same time she should know his answer by now lol. That's been her shtick ever since she got sent to Earth. Oh well, she's persistent if nothing else.
Dude, chill. He's been through a lot of trauma... saying he should kill himself for not dealing with it is kinda cruel and messed up man.My thing about the MC is this. I get that he was brought over as a middle schooler and literally lost all of his teenaged and young adult years to war where he had to essentially give up his humanity to be a soldier, weapon and hero. I get that he's traumatized from that and from losing the one person that saw him as himself and that he didn't have to be a 'hero' to. I understand all of that. My issue is that if he has all of this trauma that he is clearly unwilling to fix despite being given a clear chance to do so with Ange (and Rio), then why is he even trying to live anymore? Japan doesn't need his brand of hero. His life literally has no purpose and he is only just existing. So why not just give up and end it since he's not living anyways? Elsa would not want to see him be this way, she would want him to move on and try to grasp a normal life, but instead he is CHOOSING to wallow in his despair.
Ange was right, but not in the way she thinks. He is pathetic.