FFF-Class Trashero - Vol. 1 Ch. 35
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I wholeheartedly agree with Silveress on this.
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@cor3zone IMO, it's more like "Get along with everybody (except the demon lord because hero)" vs "Get along with everybody who isn't considered evil"
Afterall, prof. Morals even complained about the events of ch 28 (Alex fight). But consider Alex's status "malice" and him literally saying he would kill MC.
MC is actually trying to make the world better. Though, he's terrifying everybody with his methods which are probably the result from him snapping after the reset.
Afterall, prof. Morals even complained about the events of ch 28 (Alex fight). But consider Alex's status "malice" and him literally saying he would kill MC.
MC is actually trying to make the world better. Though, he's terrifying everybody with his methods which are probably the result from him snapping after the reset.
Yeah, we can agree he didn't act in a way that would earn him recognition but rather made him feared globally.
The problem is that even if he manages to get a perfect reputation he'd still fail because he's expected to be a cliche doormat hero that happily resigns to his fate of being a kidnapped laborer that should waste years helping random people while traveling with people who hate his guts and/or has zero respect for the "hero".
It's impossible to pass that bullshit exam.
The problem is that even if he manages to get a perfect reputation he'd still fail because he's expected to be a cliche doormat hero that happily resigns to his fate of being a kidnapped laborer that should waste years helping random people while traveling with people who hate his guts and/or has zero respect for the "hero".
It's impossible to pass that bullshit exam.
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Those devicyclops are devicute
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they maybe have deontology on there side but one you will learn they don't think of greater good at all.
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Even in a run where he literally did NOTHING morally wrong and have a passing grade for everything, they didn't want to let him pass.
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My point was that is how she argues, not how she acts. She keeps telling him to care about the wellbeing of others, making that out as 'good'. MC only cares about his own wellbeing, meaning selfish = 'good'. So far, everyone but MC and Lanuvel seem to be fucking hypocrites. Lanuvel seems genuinely 'good', and at least MC knows he's fucked in the head.
My point was that is how she argues, not how she acts. She keeps telling him to care about the wellbeing of others, making that out as 'good'. MC only cares about his own wellbeing, meaning selfish = 'good'. So far, everyone but MC and Lanuvel seem to be fucking hypocrites. Lanuvel seems genuinely 'good', and at least MC knows he's fucked in the head.
I'm not even remotely surprised they fail him anyway. Malicious cunts.
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@cor3zone
If Moral's cared about the greater good for all, she wouldn't be upset over things such as Hero-nim purging the satanic nobility and placing a more righteous man in power.
Hero-nim is enacting the greater good for all while not really caring for it outside of a grade, Moral's is suggesting what's best for a generic fantasy storybook while not really caring for the greater good. You can't have an engaging generic fantasy without entirely avoidable tragedy, tyrants, betrayals, and rampaging demon king armies.
If Moral's cared about the greater good for all, she wouldn't be upset over things such as Hero-nim purging the satanic nobility and placing a more righteous man in power.
Hero-nim is enacting the greater good for all while not really caring for it outside of a grade, Moral's is suggesting what's best for a generic fantasy storybook while not really caring for the greater good. You can't have an engaging generic fantasy without entirely avoidable tragedy, tyrants, betrayals, and rampaging demon king armies.
