Ore no Genjitsu wa Ren’ai Game?? ka to Omottara Inochigake no Game datta - Vol. 2 Ch. 8 - Truth and Lie (5)
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I didn't understand whatever she was explaining... But I'm down with shit bro this manga is something new or i think there was a manga or manhwa like this i don't remember the name... In which that guy life also becomes a real game.. He earns money and increase his power level by doing jobs... The gamer or something.... I dropped that shit long ago cause it was just keep on going and I'm not that type of guy who sticks with a single manga for too long.... But whatever that's not important i wanna say that manga like these are fucking awesome to read... And I'm happy the way they're posting chapters soo freaking fast. Please keep up the fucking speed!
I'm pretty sure the "I'm still a virgin, you know?" meant that everyone who accepted her offer died before they did anything to her. So, that was also a message to him, telling him that he survived because he refused. That is also the reason why she developed an interest in him, because he was an exception to all the other 'uncles' that accepted her offer.
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In chapter 1 he wakes up in his own room, the only difference being the hud. He also mentions that this "dream is a little too realistic". So he seems to be aware that there's a high chance that this is real.
The only reason that "this doesn't look like real life" is the hud and possibilities through it.
On page 18 he actually considers this might be reality. While he's pretty inconsistent (in the next page he considers that this could be a dream, a game, and reality), it's obvious that there is a possibility in his mind that this is reality. In the following pages he keeps considering whether this is reality or a game.
However at the end of the chapter, he's clearly warned that he will really die if he fails the game. So at the very least he does know that his actions affect reality in some way.
Additionally he learns that what he gains as money, he would actually have in "reality" too, further reinforcing the idea that his actions have an effect on reality.
So it's almost as if he simply refuses to believe that his actions may have an effect in real life, rather than him not being aware of this possibility.
In chapter 1 he wakes up in his own room, the only difference being the hud. He also mentions that this "dream is a little too realistic". So he seems to be aware that there's a high chance that this is real.
The only reason that "this doesn't look like real life" is the hud and possibilities through it.
On page 18 he actually considers this might be reality. While he's pretty inconsistent (in the next page he considers that this could be a dream, a game, and reality), it's obvious that there is a possibility in his mind that this is reality. In the following pages he keeps considering whether this is reality or a game.
However at the end of the chapter, he's clearly warned that he will really die if he fails the game. So at the very least he does know that his actions affect reality in some way.
Additionally he learns that what he gains as money, he would actually have in "reality" too, further reinforcing the idea that his actions have an effect on reality.
So it's almost as if he simply refuses to believe that his actions may have an effect in real life, rather than him not being aware of this possibility.
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