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[Oeconomist]

Once again, a manga in which characters powerful enough to be law-givers monkey-dance through the whole of a chapter and at the end do not fix the social order.

 

[deathmailrock]

Okay I'm planning on just abandoning the series....

Like seriously every single chapter is an unlikable villain.... And if they were just killed off or something that would be one thing.... But they are basically left to just come back again...

But they aren't fun enjoyable villains...

And this story literally has nothing else other than these annoying villains keep on coming over and over again....

 

[YamiRi]

This series is actually very frustrating to read but also scary since it started to reflect how real world works. People with narcisstic tendency and authority-maniac will for sure never allow his reputation got sullied even if it is a result of his egoistical demand.

 

[goodhunter]

I'm about to drop this garbage. Another shit trope filled manga. I don't know why these bum ass mangakas think these tropes will add quality to their manga, there's a reason why people who utilize these overdone and very detestable tropes don't see any real success as a quality mangaka. They just become known for making these dime-a-dozen fantasy or isekai garbage that always gets axed, or hiatus hell, or ends super abruptly.

Tell me how it makes sense that some retarded prime minister thinks he can try to utilize force and political leverage against everyone, including the literal heroes who are the strongest in the world that defeated the demon king? If they killed him for the insolence, I don't think most of the other reasonable nations would protest or do anything about it. The dude literally tried to make the hero party his concubines, try to kidnap and basically rape the hero party, try to straight up force that girl queen to "borrow" money from them, etc. Like this makes no sense, doesn't matter if he's from what fuck ass nation, does it make sense that he'd be able to get away with all of this when there are witnesses to everything he's done? Would the world council really be like "no, that's fine" with everything he did? It would make more sense for the hero to just kill him for what he's done, and the entire world council would be fine with it due to the crimes he's committed. Like how are you going to fuck with the heroes party this much, thinking you get some kind of diplomatic immunity? Power makes might, if no one can challenge your might, what use is trying to leverage pointless political bullshit against actual power?

 

[Kreate]

Correct me if im wrong, but wasn't one of the reasons why mc chose to go to this kingdom because they were one of the few with a competent leader that did no spiral the country into debt?

 

[Mystic0909]

Did this chapter make no sense to anyone else? Maybe I'm just dumb but I understood nothing. So this guy just invades a foreign nation with a handful of soldiers, he talks about how the people he was until previously in debt to (the heroes) are now in debt to him so they now have to be his slaves. Oh and his men loot and steal from the heroes private property. Where did this debt come from and why are people letting them do this?

Then they finally get sent away and go straight to a royal castle, force their way in, are not stopped at any point, point swords and threaten a princess, threaten to enslave her, and when MC comes in to defend them he's the bad guy (politically) because he used force on the soldiers. HOW DOES ANY OF THIS MAKE SENSE! From a story stand point this makes no sense in my eyes. This dude should have been killed the second he tried to force his way into a royal castle.

 

[Bobdillan69]

Another tiring Trope of ""Some noble trying to piss the hero who saved the world and who also has the entire world leaders under her thumb"" despite knowing that she is the hero who saved the world and who also has the entire world under her thumb. Come on author, if you go for this trope at least make the noble have some trick on their sleeves where the Hero's title and the world leaders are muted and cant intervene, and not some direct to door approach.

Well... believe it or not, it's realistic.

People who have a little bit of power that they never worked to earn legit think like that, if not worse. And yes, it leads them to ruin.

It's why Spoiled Rich kids are often the death of a lineage or at least their wealth.

 

[Animepedia]

This was a really stupid chapter lol

 

[SupBroZX]

Well... believe it or not, it's realistic.

People who have a little bit of power that they never worked to earn legit think like that, if not worse. And yes, it leads them to ruin.

It's why Spoiled Rich kids are often the death of a lineage or at least their wealth.

Not saying anything about the authenticity of the nobles stupidity. What I am saying its a lazy trope, If an entire chapter is dedicated to it and has an effect on the next chapter then at least made them more interesting.

 

[Bobdillan69]

Not saying anything about the authenticity of the nobles stupidity. What I am saying its a lazy trope, If an entire chapter is dedicated to it and has an effect on the next chapter then at least made them more interesting.

It'd be weird for them not to have nobles like that tho... that's just how humans are. And well, they've already established them as trash nobles in that faction, so it'd be dumb for them not to have it.

BUT, I do get your point.

 

[frankieMuniez]

I have no idea what the hell is going on. This whole manga is going at like 100 mph and seems to jump from scene to scene.

 

[AnonMasterRace7898]

I’m so confused on this man’s logic. Rob the hero to pay back his debt to the hero??

 

[titundo]

Did this chapter make no sense to anyone else? Maybe I'm just dumb but I understood nothing. So this guy just invades a foreign nation with a handful of soldiers, he talks about how the people he was until previously in debt to (the heroes) are now in debt to him so they now have to be his slaves. Oh and his men loot and steal from the heroes private property. Where did this debt come from and why are people letting them do this?

Then they finally get sent away and go straight to a royal castle, force their way in, are not stopped at any point, point swords and threaten a princess, threaten to enslave her, and when MC comes in to defend them he's the bad guy (politically) because he used force on the soldiers. HOW DOES ANY OF THIS MAKE SENSE! From a story stand point this makes no sense in my eyes. This dude should have been killed the second he tried to force his way into a royal castle.

It makes sense if you're using insane troll logic. From the previous chapters, the rationale, if you can call it that, that these moronic nobles from this one specific kingdom keep using can be summed up as:

1. C-c-commoner!
2. I'm a nobul!
3. Largest kingdom!

If that doesn't make sense, no this chapter doesn't make sense.

 

[Wolvenworks]

Oh hey the fucker’s still alive. I mean, the hero group should’ve made him “disappear” from that night raid.