In his defense, it seems like the backstory of 99% of non-humans in these isekai is that they've already been put into slavery, are being approached by seemingly nice people only to be put into slavery, or to be framed for a crime. So being approached by anyone is suspicious.You shall become my friend, please don't resist.
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He clearly has to be racist or have ulterior motives to try and be friends with me.
How often in fiction does the latter ever win anyway?
I mean the wolf is also pretty stupid, who just randomly picks up valuable items off the street? Just leave them there, or actually look for the owners instead of standing around staring at them.Because you would just stand around randomly holding an item you stole, the merchant is so big brained![]()
Honestly I was just wondering why they decided to make the tsundere half beast person a dude in this harem manga.I didn’t think he needed a wolf boyfriend, but sure why not
Edit: immediately after posting this I realized I was screwed by autocorrect, it was supposed to be wolf-boy friend. Maybe MC swings both ways, why not?
I mean the wolf is also pretty stupid, who just randomly picks up valuable items off the street? Just leave them there, or actually look for the owners instead of standing around staring at them.
Makes sense, but if you're going to pick up an expensive item off the street, don't stand around holding it. You need to shove that crap in your pockets, so no one sees you holding it.I would. Finders keepers and all that. She was actually nice enough to look for who dropped it, as depicted by a panel shown in the manga
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She?I would. Finders keepers and all that. She was actually nice enough to look for who dropped it, as depicted by a panel shown in the manga
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Didn't Maleficent lose her wings, because her boyfriend came from a kingdom of anti-monster racists, and he endeared himself to her despite her better judgment?You shall become my friend, please don't resist.
VS
He clearly has to be racist or have ulterior motives to try and be friends with me.
How often in fiction does the latter ever win anyway?