@MensCultureUnion Not just in the US... I can't speak for all countries, but in the ones I know about, she'd get charged both legally and socially. Let alone keeping her job
@Threee It's not love though. It's a crazy obsession born from the lack of love he got from his household and the brainwashed MC who originally wanted nothing special with that sociopath
@Terithian It doesn't really make any difference to us readers whether they are numbered 1, 2, 3; 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 or a, b, c. The author always puts abrupt endings to his chapters (to not say terrible endings)
@Murricath Indecisive? How about trying to get some empathy? She's someone he respects. Regardless of war or who she works for, it's not someone he wants to kill. Don't forget it's a privilege of the strong to think during battle. How else would he have recognized her fighting skills? Please...
@Bisami
You really have no idea what you're saying at this point. If someone bursts into your house with a gun, you're allowed to shoot him (at least according to the laws in my country). That doesn't excuse you for killing him and if you do kill that person you do get charged... Still, you...
@Bisami
"Simple brainwashing"? Do you have any idea what you're talking about? Brainwashing someone is literally taking away someone's free will and turning him into a puppet. He did that to tons of people and for years. He stole all those years from tons of people and you're comparing it with...
I'm sorry, but no "tragic backstory" will take back the crimes he committed... Brainwashing tens of people over ~10 years is akin to kidnapping them... All we have now is a reason for why he acts like this now. He's still a "villain" in the story