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[Lonewonder08]

@IdanaHamz the text at the end is the merchant's thoughts. He pulled the MC back because he couldn't use appraisal on the MC and believed he was someone with enough power to protect the slave.

 

[whyCannot]

so he went to buy rice and came out with a slave. that guy is one heck of a salesman

 

[rberger]

I'm stunned, how did he create the clothes ?

 

[Whysosalty]

Ah fucking goddamn another slave trope

whatever the manga's named garbage and it's just how I like it lmao

 

[Metalweeb]

"I feel so sorry for my friend's daughter so I'm gonna keep her as a slave and there's nothing I can do!"
Fuck off

 

[firosahoge]

where did he get 100 million gold from? HMMMM

 

[Senros]

He took it out of his asshole, just like all the other bullshit

 

[Duck_]

contributing to the slave market to "save" someone
looks like its another 1/10

 

[makc123]

what is this, low budget shield hero clone ?

@Senros damn right

 

[Seraphsent]

ayyyyyy slavery and that's an isekai bingo for me.

 

[sungjaywoo]

yay, slave won't really missed every jp isekai

 

[Ant1989]

OK... Shield Hero but worse.
Isekai - check.
Game systems - check.
Weak character - check.
Gets betrayed - check.
Is put in a bad situation - check.
Truly has the potential to become OP - check.
Acquire a slave girl - check.
Wants revenge - check.
But it does everything worse. In a few chapters, he became OP. Acquired a slave girl just because someone asked and not out of necessity or because he wanted. The betrayal got very little impact, doesn't show signs of wanting to go back. His hard situation is solved by the fifth chapter... I'm at one step of dropping. It seems the author didn't get why Shield Hero was good.

 

[ckay1100]

Man, what is it with isekai and slaves