And also the character of the mc is "kinda" narcissistic, it needs to be changed ofcourse as the time goes. But author has literally put him in a very difficult situation, I hope mc gains more power.
Why do Japanese Isekaid people spend so much on other people without any reason... Seriously take any Japanese isekai manga MC always gives out rare & expansive things like it's normal. And also take extra people(girls) with them, without any reason. I mean would you just accompany a stranger in another world.
Freaking true!!! I really can't believe it got delay because of that slave it's not like I hate the slave but a little and the intention of desire of revenging is like gonna disappear without trace I think because of that slave..
Its related to how they are taught to behave and help other. But I personally think its exaggerated... Principally if you think they fall into a complete different world and in most cases have to build whats theirs from nothing and from themselves...
Still, it must be a combination of their social culture expectations, what the society would think is a good approach to others and a matter of sells... Something like that ╮(￣▽￣)╭
I cant explain in a better way sorry xD
I didn't understand all because of just the word "exaggerated" lmao dkdskndn
I mean... the way they choose to represent those things is "exaggerated" arent they? lol xD
English isn't my first language so I make a lot of mistakes xD
Tbh it's not that their upbringing is that way, it's just an exaggeration. It's just that if you make manga that way it gets easy in plot material cuz the path forward is already carved too many times.
I mean my family is like that too (i mean about spending money).....i have family issue lmao idk why im telling this
If you're talking about your father buying just anything for relative's kid, then i understand you.
Its good that there someone understand me (▰˘◡˘▰)
But the mc changed after he came to know that he's related to his idol's death. Logically mc is a hypocrite & a brain dead too...
The moment I read "salt"