Reader - Ch. 44

[MangaDex]

 

[Le_Flemard]

I'm pretty sure that's a he, but maybe like japanese, korean doesn't have gendered pronouns?

 

[Shirokamisama]

I've never seen a better "THOTS BEGONE!" scene! I'm moved to tears!

 

[slch]

Her? Not he?

 

[huizhaye]

sorry if i wrong but is the page is messed up ? or its just me ? ugh ..

 

[AkkiSama]

Pretty sure Romian is a guy. I mean, why else would he be lured into a trap and be accused of assaulting that lady before? (Which he didn't to be clear)

 

[Blackstone]

Her?

 

[Lilabun]

Yeah, there was a mistake. They used her instead of him.

 

[omniRex]

so he decided to betray the mc just because the mc is very reliable even tho the mc helped him multiple times already -__-
I don't care about him anymore, anyone who gets suspicious for a bullshit reason like this deserves to die. if the mc doesn't kill him im most probably going to drop and rate 1/10 unless the reason is way better than what im guessing it is

 

[Mizuhashi]

Thank you for your hardwork ^^

 

[redzwan]

...wait...did the page get mixed up?

 

[andretkj1]

@redwan i think that is a flashback

 

[Shakur]

@omniRex the game is broken cause npcs don't know that players are players so they don't know about game system so he assumed that he was an agent from his enemy

 

[tgot]

he. not her.

 

[jikan_no_yuurei]

It's so dumb how the game makes the NPC suspicious about the information the game gave to the player...

 

[Bellaxus]

to be fair his actions did seem kinda sus

 

[Kronous]

him not her, and he not she. @filzeV-zer0 he is a dude

 

[Raebit]

@omniRex if the npc capable of thinking, mc is very suspicious, how can he act so fast and know everything, rather than reliable, it is terrifying.

 

[MilleYeux]

xD
Those poor succubi

 

[TehSDragon]

@Le_Flemard

korean doesn't have gendered pronouns?

Idk about gendered pronouns, but in this case, it's just ComicPlus. CP's a notorious sniper that doesn't have a proofreader or quality checker, but their translation speed is pretty fast. Not trying to slander them, though - they're also fast learners and tend to course-correct after reading feedback comments.