It'd be nice if the MC wasn't the only person who was ok with beastmen. Like I get that it's part of the harem trope thing but living in a town where everyone discriminated against you except for one person would suck ass.
@Lonewonder08 it makes a total sense for her not to want to be a random 3 year-old's vassal or believe that he can fix poverty. It's just weird because she didn't acknowledge that part of the situation at all. She acted like she was talking to someone her age or older, not someone who's probably...
@BookQueen I know right? It's especially weird when you look at the male side characters, who are pretty easy to tell apart and have different relationships with the MC.
@SunnyLight to be fair, Emily was the one who made this into a public event by announcing that the male lead had proposed in front of everyone. And the MC accidentally made things worse by saying that it was a joke. By the time the male lead got there a public proposal was the only way to defuse...
"Jill is only six, she should get to be a kid and not have to worry about adult things."
"Hey can we use her to track down a terrorist?"
"Yeah, that seems fine."
I feel like this chapter is a good example of why the MC is so twisted. The world he's stuck in seems like a typical RPG world, but it doesn't have the same safeguards. If you approach it like Siege/MC in early round 1 and take any quest that comes your way, you're going to get your ass...