Yarinaoshi Kizoku no Seinjinka Level Up - Ch. 2

[MangaDex]

 

[yoshiii]

Thanks for updating!

 

[LavSingh]

man atp just kys. what kind of bitch made that system

 

[tgbob]

I would be belting Ye's song under this system.

 

[GurenNoOu]

I'm really disappointed that the system is taking such a prominent role in the story. MC's basically got no autonomy and has to do whatever he can to appease it.

 

[Elhao]

That system is so annoying.
Policing thought crimes and "bad attitude" is a big no no and monsters engaged in battle should not be protected and lead to a point deduction.

 

[Nibelcol]

Glad that everyone here thinks the same in that the system is dogshit. This is like having to do good things for someone, but that someone is heavily biased and has a very skewed perception of what good is. What kind of dumbass though it was a good idea to deduct points for killing monsters in a fantasy medieval world setting where you kinda have to? They might as well deduct points from him for eating meat, at least the animals are not a direct threat to humanity.

Also, isn't what truly matters from doing good things the intentions behind it? I guess it's good in a way to know what you donate is used for good things like the church case, but what if for example you save a kid's life and it turns they gonna be the future isekai Hitler? Are they actually gonna deduct your points for that?

 

[Mr_Leixas]

I, for one, think the ‘system’ is an adequate measure to correct the MC, especially since it's shown he has little to no regards for life. And, just to remind you, MC is the potential Isekai Hitler. So, even if it's a bit forceful and limits the MC's free will, it still makes him learn basic human decency.

Plus, from what I've gathered with this chapter, whoever is behind the system is basically an uber pro-life activist, with the moral baggage it implies.

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

The system does feel inconsistent. Help others kill the monsters is fine, but doing it yourself is evil.
Shouldn't it be equally evil? Also, enabling your friends to do an evil act should also be considered evil, like convincing your friends to do drugs.

I'm guessing the system is essentially a god/goddess watching over the MC and judging their actions, trying to turn them into a pious and righteous person, but the god is kind of coming across as a obnoxious prick. The dude isn't even allowed to note the worth of a cabinet without being deemed a sinner.

 

[Mr_Leixas]

The system does feel inconsistent. Help others kill the monsters is fine, but doing it yourself is evil.
Shouldn't it be equally evil? Also, enabling your friends to do an evil act should also be considered evil, like convincing your friends to do drugs.

I'm guessing the system is essentially a god/goddess watching over the MC and judging their actions, trying to turn them into a pious and righteous person, but the god is kind of coming across as a obnoxious prick. The dude isn't even allowed to note the worth of a cabinet without being deemed a sinner.

Yeah, it's inconsistent and very arbitrary. However, he noted that his soldiers were not the kind to pity monsters anyway, so I'd wager the god/goddess judged they'd go for the kill regardless of whether or not he ordered them to, thus the instruction was considered non critical and overlooked. At least, that's my hypothesis.

Now, what I'm interested in is what would be the system's reaction if he gave the order not to kill the monsters and just to drive them away instead.

 

[koga88]

What a busted ass system. Slaying a monster that actively hunts and kills humans deducts points? I get killing a fleeing monster would lose points, but this is ridiculous.

If nothing else it should reward points for him slaying the entire colony of goblins to village from the threat, that would have been a better twist after deducting all those points.

 

[Yuyu_yusha]

So the system forcefully make MC do Lucian Run in Divinity Original Sins 2 where the player not allowed to kill, steal, do evil thing, and forgiving the vilest annoying scumbag throughout hours of gameplay just to be able passing the stupid screening gate in Arx temple. Now, that's a dogshit in bullshit. I'm gonna drop this manga if the system keeps pestering like this.

 

[TenThousandWaspsInACoat]

The system does feel inconsistent. Help others kill the monsters is fine, but doing it yourself is evil.
Shouldn't it be equally evil? Also, enabling your friends to do an evil act should also be considered evil, like convincing your friends to do drugs.

I'm guessing the system is essentially a god/goddess watching over the MC and judging their actions, trying to turn them into a pious and righteous person, but the god is kind of coming across as a obnoxious prick. The dude isn't even allowed to note the worth of a cabinet without being deemed a sinner.

Extremely obnoxious. Especially when it comes to monsters. Those monsters attacked them and would've killed them. Fighting them should be a good deed. Whoever is behind the system is absolutely insane.

 

[Kampfbell]

DEI: THE SYSTEM

 

[Lunkli]

If the story actually addresses them, I actually think that the system's biases here could end up being fairly interesting. It wouldn't be too hard for him to defy the system to act on his own ideas of morality after all.

Like, from what we've seen, this system would probably deduct points if you switched the track to run over the one in the trolley problem and wouldn't change your point total at all if you let it run over the five, so it would be interesting to see a similar scenario show up in the story where the MC has to choose between letting the five die so he doesn't lose points and saving the five by making the decision that he thinks is right.

 

[Fuhgeddaboudit]

Punishing him for having negative thoughts and doing the things expected of him is totally definitely gonna help be a good person.

It’s not like constantly punishing someone with inconsistent rules and restrictions has negative effects on them, no way.

 

[chihieu1201]

My god the system feel like some hypocrite just convert to buddhism and nitpick + condemming every little thing other ppl do )) at least it don't deduct point from eating meat otherwise the MC should find a temple and become a buddhist monk ))

 

[LavSingh]

Punishing him for having negative thoughts and doing the things expected of him is totally definitely gonna help be a good person.

It’s not like constantly punishing someone with inconsistent rules and restrictions has negative effects on them, no way.

this is probably author's fantasy over their former bully lmaoo

 

[Dalek-Bob]

The system does feel inconsistent. Help others kill the monsters is fine, but doing it yourself is evil.
Shouldn't it be equally evil? Also, enabling your friends to do an evil act should also be considered evil, like convincing your friends to do drugs.

I'm guessing the system is essentially a god/goddess watching over the MC and judging their actions, trying to turn them into a pious and righteous person, but the god is kind of coming across as a obnoxious prick. The dude isn't even allowed to note the worth of a cabinet without being deemed a sinner.

This is the vibe I got, it seems to be consciously reacting to him rather than just judging his actions based on set parameters. Guessing we will meet the "system" in person at some point.