nono, he’s right

I believe the story is as accurate as possible. You can't pretend that everyone is a saint. There are obviously people who would use racial slurs against others when they're pissed or mad. It's when someone can't control their emotions. I think what the author was trying to portray is that such things are still there. For one the two sides are enemies, whether they were hired or not. Secondly, when the MC said slaves he meant everyone in the parallel subspace. The black dude took offence as some people might have irl and shot back a racial slur. Thirdly I believe calling him an idiot at the end wasn't a part of being racist it was just a show of how he didn't believe that they were his 'slaves'. Considering he explains at the end how the collar reacts when they try to attack him should prove that. I don't think we should be rude to the author or even drop this unless you're uncomfortable that's on you. But the author is showing the good while also the dark side of this world and I think most readers aren't ready for such works. It's actually a big step and a big risk for the author to do so but sometimes something's need to be said. Discrimination exists in the world, who said it doesn't exist in books too?

of course i know not everyone is a saint; the main point i’m trying to express here is that it’s a touchy subject that the author really had no place putting there. most likely in reality the person may be upset but it’s like the author is placing the black dude as overly sensitive and “idiotic”. i know discrimination exists in books, i like books that can show discrimination. most stories do an excellent job though as well. this was just an inappropriate add in that the author didn’t have to do. i believe the author DOES need to explain themselves and their intention for the scene bc all i’m getting from this is negative emotions for the black guy.

Yeah it makes black people seem more racist towards asians