He's apathetic, not sadistic. He doesn't want to solve problems because that takes away time from his family, if they could solve themselves and do like the kingdom attempted to do and put away troublemakers poking the bear then that's great. All this really amounted to were plain inconveniences and pests to clean up, nothing to get too excited over. Hence why her death was over and done with. Once it's clear that the problem doesn't solve itself and retards will continue to go after him no matter what, then he goes to clean it up personally.MC is way way way too forgiving. Can't believe how much he will let people mess with him and his family before he ends the fight.
they are murderers without morals, serving a degenerate bloodthirsty tyrant without empathy. they made the same choice as the princess and got the consequences this time around.I love to see animu brat being brutally corrected, but not this brutal.
Man what waste of human resources, that bandit guy and the elite guard look cool, alas they served the wrong princess...
Fire emblem spotted
She didn't actively wanted to die; she was just too stupid to know when someone/something can and will kill her when she acts on her impulses. I've commented before previously there are some people who are so stupid that the only way they can be learned (not taught) is when they FAFO'd, usually at the expense of the people around them. It's kind of crazy stupid that if she had bothered to develop some empathy, she would have realized her father the king was trying to save her life and her own sister was literally trembling when speaking of Kenta.So this was like some grand prologue? Went on a bit longer than needed. At the very end the second princess was just in a competition for stupidity with Daffy Duck. It's like she actively wanted to die.
You're right in saying that the ending will always be the same, but it's mere inconveniences for him, so he doesn't really take it seriously. It's like when a insects keeps bugging you when you sleep, yeah, you'll kill the annoying pests that keep on invading your space, but you won't go around the town killing all the spots they could breed; it's too much of a hassle.HIs situation feels like a catch-22. Ruthless power hungry people keep coming to recruit him and threaten him when he refuses. He doesn't want to go full murder-hobo, so he threatens the people who come after him and warns them to stay away. Then when they don't stay away, he can either A) scare them and give them another chance [to come after him] or B) Murder their entire royal family and military. He keeps choosing A so he doesn't go full murder-hobo, but that just leads to more Princess Wimbles.
Sometimes, the murder-hobo is fully justified. He wouldn't even be a murder-hobo in those cases, he'd be a self-defense hobo!
That's a good point, and it's got me thinking- Humans have a wider variety of motivations behind their actions than biting insects do. It could be greed and ambition, or a desire to protect their people, or anger when denied their power over someone else. MC's response would vary based on the why and how of the specific people who approached him.You're right in saying that the ending will always be the same, but it's mere inconveniences for him, so he doesn't really take it seriously. It's like when a insects keeps bugging you when you sleep, yeah, you'll kill the annoying pests that keep on invading your space, but you won't go around the town killing all the spots they could breed; it's too much of a hassle.
This is how MC thinks of the humans who keep bugging him, he only reacts to the things that keep on escalating.