spoiler me wonder what happen to his relationship with the ex and sis? i saw in the comment about what happen to the ex, but what about the sis, have/will they make up?
On today's episode of "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes"...
Obviously not her fault he got treated harshly, but this is one of many reasons why I loath tsunderes (obnoxious little cretins that they are), careless words can have all kinds of consequences and once spoken they can not be taken back.
spoiler me wonder what happen to his relationship with the ex and sis? i saw in the comment about what happen to the ex, but what about the sis, have/will they make up?
she was still with them, but she essentially induced crippling PTSD in MC. Main girl was going to try some special healing to hopefully heal his mind, but I think they were afraid of what manipulating someone's mind would do to them or something. Other spoilers had stated sis becomes their criminal slave.
Other than her being a tsundere who might say these things regularly, the whole thing started with that skill appraisal where they initially make him out to be nothing more than an unskilled craftsman, but you seem to be forgetting that despite that, both his sister and fiance thought they were supporting him monetarily and emotionally, the letters and money not reaching him isn't their fault.
The root cause is the Church with their, 'oh yeah, your skill is mentioned in scripture as being important to God, but in real life it's shit and you should be treated as shit' like what happened to the slave girl. The slander from the sister and Hero made things way worse, but it isn't the cause.
I get that he got traumatized by being betrayed, but like, we saw her interacting with him in the past, before everything went down. She literally called him hopeless then, to his face. He knows what she's like, he knows she's just a tsundere annoying sister. This is just him being a moron.
Heck, the guy who told him she called him hopeless/good for nothing is literally the same guy who said "she said you were hopeless and imcompetent, I hate trash like you, I'll work you like a slave until you die", shouldn't you take it with a grain of salt? But no, instead he perfectly amicably made up with that guy. Aint it weird how the one person who he believes slighted him over misunderstandings, who he actually gave an ear to and made up with, was a guy? Surely there isn't a pattern from the author here.
Why yes he does in fact forgive her and the only one that actually gets what they deserve is the mother figure that wanted the cop more than the kid she watched grow up
she was still with them, but she essentially induced crippling PTSD in MC. Main girl was going to try some special healing to hopefully heal his mind, but I think they were afraid of what manipulating someone's mind would do to them or something. Other spoilers had stated sis becomes their criminal slave.
The MC or Cyclo's sister voluntarily made herself as a slave by putting a magic seal behind her as a proof that she will never betray or hurt his brother.
The root cause is the Church with their, 'oh yeah, your skill is mentioned in scripture as being important to God, but in real life it's shit and you should be treated as shit' like what happened to the slave girl. The slander from the sister and Hero made things way worse, but it isn't the cause.
The church isn't just wrong, they're intentionally deceiving people. I forgot the exact reason beyond greed, corruption, etc. But they're messing with the titles by lying about them.
It's funny how people defend a tsundere as if the mc can break the fourth wall and actually have the same perspective as the reader. It will be better understandable for you to put your feet in MC's schoes given that part of your technically death sentence is the very words that came out of her mouth the moment she sees him again.
Can you easily forgive someone realistically if that someone is one of the very reason you got convicted of a crime you didn't commit, else get sent to die for? A sister? yes. should have known better? yes. Does that invalidate his experiences? No.
Stop thinking like a reader on this one and start emphatising with a very flawed character.
P.S. Can someone please link the raws? want to read. lol
It's funny how people defend a tsundere as if the mc can break the fourth wall and actually have the same perspective as the reader. It will be better understandable for you to put your feet in MC's schoes given that part of your technically death sentence is the very words that came out of her mouth the moment she sees him again.
Can you easily forgive someone realistically if that someone is one of the very reason you got convicted of a crime you didn't commit, else get sent to die for? A sister? yes. should have known better? yes. Does that invalidate his experiences? No.
Stop thinking like a reader on this one and start emphatising with a very flawed character.
P.S. Can someone please link the raws? want to read. lol
Yep, I think defending them is not just unhealthy but also dangerous.
There's nothing "cute" or even remotely charming about Tsunderes, they're toxic, emotionally stunted and completely vile.
Even if that were to be put to one side, try placing yourself in his position (or one similar to as far as that is possible).
Imagine your sister was mouthing off about you behind your back only for you to get jumped by a couple of guys who then beat you up and landed you in A&E*. She then comes in to visit you and trots out something akin to "You're so hopeless I had to come visit you, not that I was worried or anything"
If my sister did that to me, then the least she can expect in return is me yeeting the bedpan at her head, I might not hold a permanent grudge against her, but more fool me if I just shrug it off with a "Meh, it happens". I've said this elsewhere, but accountability matters, you can do so much harm with careless talk, regardless if you're a hero with a brand-new pair of rose-tinted spectacles, or a demon king with a god complex but no long-term planning.
*Not entirely the same I know, but he was beaten, he was starved and ultimately pushed into the depths, but consider how close he came to actual death, that is not something that should be overlooked at all, nor neatly brushed to one side.
This part of the Manga ends with Chapter 4, episode 21
Raws linked below end at Chapter 5, episode 12
Light novel at the moment ends on Chpater 12, episode 19.
Light novel is still being updated, looked like it got dropped at one point as there was a 7 month plus gap with no updates (and plenty of requests on other sites for someone else to pick it up).
King sends out orders, obviously it's not good for the general populous to hear what the hero is actually like or have him killed. So he’s sent to the front lines, is pinned down, has his head forcibly shaved and face branded/burnt so he’s no longer recognizable. Magic is used to make a designated replacement look just like the hero, while later on the real hero is quietly murdered for his crimes.
This one is still left open at the moment; she’s sent to a distant monastery on the boarders with the Demon realm and is to remain there for the rest of her life. As of yet, she hasn’t popped up again, her father later approaches the MC and makes a request for him to make ameens with her (I think… translations are super wonky on this part), it kind of reads like forgiveness, so she can return from exile. He’s reminded by MC’s sister of all people that he was the first one to turn on the MC and cancel their engagement. MC calms things down as it devolves into a yelling match before telling the father that, that’s not going to happen.
Yep, I think defending them is not just unhealthy but also dangerous.
There's nothing "cute" or even remotely charming about Tsunderes, they're toxic, emotionally stunted and completely vile.
Even if that were to be put to one side, try placing yourself in his position (or one similar to as far as that is possible).
Imagine your sister was mouthing off about you behind your back only for you to get jumped by a couple of guys who then beat you up and landed you in A&E*. She then comes in to visit you and trots out something akin to "Your so hopeless I had to come visit you, not that I was worried or anything"
If my sister did that to me, then the least she can expect in return is me yeeting the bedpan at her head, I might not hold a permanent grudge against her, but more fool me if I just shrug it off with a "Meh, it happens". I've said this elsewhere, but accountability matters, you can do so much harm with careless talk, regardless if you're a hero with a brand-new pair of rose-tinted spectacles, or a demon king with a god complex but no long-term planning.
*Not entirely the same I know, but he was beaten, he was starved and ultimately pushed into the depths, but consider how close he came to actual death, that is not something that should be overlooked at all, nor neatly brushed to one side.
This part of the Manga ends with Chapter 4, episode 21
Raws linked below end at Chapter 5, episode 12
Light novel at the moment ends on Chpater 12, episode 19.
Light novel is still being updated, looked like it got dropped at one point as there was a 7 month plus gap with no updates (and plenty of requests on other sites for someone else to pick it up).
King sends out orders, obviously it's not good for the general populous to hear what the hero is actually like or have him killed. So he’s sent to the front lines, is pinned down, has his head forcibly shaved and face branded/burnt so he’s no longer recognizable. Magic is used to make a designated replacement look just like the hero, while later on the real hero is quietly murdered for his crimes.
This one is still left open at the moment; she’s sent to a distant monastery on the boarders with the Demon realm and is to remain there until she dies. As of yet, she hasn’t popped up again, her father later approaches the MC and makes a request for him to make ameens with her (I think… translations are super wonky on this part), it kind of reads like forgiveness, so she can return from exile. He’s reminded by MC’s sister of all people that he was the first one to turn on the MC and cancel their engagement. MC calms things down as it devolves into a yelling match before telling the father that, that’s not going to happen.