@sambucety You don’t need to be a slave to know that slavery is not all rainbows and romance.
That said man, you gotta work on yourself. You came in looking for an argument. I get this is the internet and all but that doesn’t mean that you should follow suit and start problems and arguments...
@sambucety considering my heritage, I get the idea of what slavery ensues. You should your words more carefully. You know what they say about assuming.
“Well there goes my house and my money. Guess I’ll buy a slave with what I have”
Japan. Stop with the slavery already. You don’t understand how it works
This is something that always confused me about idol fans. Like why do you care so much about who your favorite idol dates? It’s not like you’re gonna date her. You have an exact 0% chance of ever dating your favorite idol. She’s going to date someone at some point and it won’t be you. It’s her...
I bet the author is going to say that she’s probably gonna be too drunk to remember if Kazuya does admit it. We’re just gonna be back where we started before this date. It sucks because this type of writing makes the readers feel like we wasted our time
“I want to have good relations with this place. That’s why I beat up this girl from there and sent her back with a curse. For good relations.”
Also how did that guy know what the hero guy was witnessing in his head? He a mind reader or is the author just lazy with his exposition?
This is nice but did that one prison guy really start this huge fight for no reason? It feels like the whole fight was just some weak attempt at conflict.