TenPuru -No One Can Live on Loneliness- - Vol. 1 Ch. 3 - Fate

[MangaDex]

 

[Baqly]

God dammit I though I was going to be a good story

 

[TrollKing1]

Did not see that coming

 

[PTRB]

Why did you lend him $200,000 USD?
How do you have $200,000 USD?

 

[zephyroths]

wow, what a scum of a father. I would've track him down right after that.

on another note, the MC looks like the guy that got cockblocked in Grand Blue

 

[icarushector]

This is not how I foresaw him being bound to the temple.

 

[ujjwal9]

I thought it was good till I saw the last page.

Does she carry the debt slip with her everywhere?

 

[Siquall]

Ah yeah, another crap parent, so surprising.

 

[Fucking_Idiot]

What business does a temple have lending money anyways? is the author retarded for coming up with this? yes, very likely

 

[ICYCOZY]

Ah shit. How would you like me to pay out the debt?

Man servant?

 

[Acolytus]

Why the fuck is a fucking nunnery lending people money? How do they even have that much money anyway? I thought they depend on donations/state funding.

Wouldn't it make more sense for his father to have gotten that debt for causing damages to the temple or something like that?

 

[Rheeve]

@ujjwal9

Does she carry the debt slip with her everywhere?

What if she drew that up in the last moment to secure a man-slave?

 

[Invader_Retro]

This plot wtf? lol :3

 

[boldmonkey]

This is basically a Love Hina rip-off, only the writer has no talent for writing whatsoever.

 

[migh]

hope you'll continue it, i just love this author

 

[MoonlightwolfchanX]

So now he is stuck paying the debt then I suppose. K.


Kurage is really cute, please be in the next chapter.

 

[ngkn92]

Tbh the plot is generic
But there is an Ara ara girl, and the superb art, so it works out.

 

[oukamihalf]

Okay... So the father is running away from debt? I kind of hope its not that quite clinche.

 

[Ashisu]

This is a common plot point but it's actually pretty easy to reject an inheritance in japan lol

 

[Ekfreet]

It isn't in other places?

In Europe, as far as I know, debts are very very very rarely passed upon descendants.

It's almost as simple as to simply say no to the notary lol.