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Kinda interesting that he actually copied a ghost pretty much. But another way to see that mean since he is technically a skill many hunters can end up with him as a skill.
SSS-Class Suicide Hunter - Vol. 1 Ch. 7
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well isn't this interesting
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I want to be taught by the sword emperor too.
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This is wonderful. Obviously this MC is not right in the brain and his morality is... well questionable... but this is what hooked me. I'm hyped. The best thing is that so far, the way the story progresses is different from the usual "dungeon" type web comics.
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Idk I don´t think it's fair to call the MC not right in the brain...
But i do agree its a great story so far :>
He started out depressed, but he wasn't suicidal or anything... and saying you are not right in the brain because of Depression isn't really fair in my opinion.
Getting over the fear of death is hard, but it is something soldiers are trained to do and also isn't that messed up...
A big part of doing so for normal people is finding something you consider worth dying for... something he clearly did early on.
Killing yourself when you are effectively immortal isn't really a question of morality, its a question about how much pain you are prepared to take to achieve your goals.
As for killing the flame emperor, yes he did murder the guy... but the man was an asshole and killing him was 100% for the greater good if you have read the novel.
Granted it is vigilante justice at the end of the day, but the manga also did a poor job to express how much of an asshole he really was.
So yeah, you can question his morality for killing a person who is an asshole and would go on to become at least a murderer of 2.
The novel hints at the possibility he killed a lot more people than just 2, but it never confirmed it.
But calling him "not right in the brain" for being extremely determined and/or depressed isn't fair.
Idk I don´t think it's fair to call the MC not right in the brain...
But i do agree its a great story so far :>
He started out depressed, but he wasn't suicidal or anything... and saying you are not right in the brain because of Depression isn't really fair in my opinion.
Getting over the fear of death is hard, but it is something soldiers are trained to do and also isn't that messed up...
A big part of doing so for normal people is finding something you consider worth dying for... something he clearly did early on.
Killing yourself when you are effectively immortal isn't really a question of morality, its a question about how much pain you are prepared to take to achieve your goals.
As for killing the flame emperor, yes he did murder the guy... but the man was an asshole and killing him was 100% for the greater good if you have read the novel.
Granted it is vigilante justice at the end of the day, but the manga also did a poor job to express how much of an asshole he really was.
So yeah, you can question his morality for killing a person who is an asshole and would go on to become at least a murderer of 2.
The novel hints at the possibility he killed a lot more people than just 2, but it never confirmed it.
But calling him "not right in the brain" for being extremely determined and/or depressed isn't fair.
