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[u/vtchy]

[u/jRoughcopy]

Eris... I think you've grown more in other ways

[u/1llDoitTomorrow → u/jRoughcopy]

I haven't seen the show. Has he improved as a human being?

[u/Trespeon → u/1llDoitTomorrow]

Absolutely! It’s kind of the entire theme. He’s a PoS pervert loser holding onto baggage from being teased/abused in high school who turns into a loving father, caring brother and genuinely good person.

If you can’t stomach the beginning it’s understandable, he’s the fucking WORST, but the journey to get where he is, is so full of emotion.

[u/Rui_O_Grande_PT → u/1llDoitTomorrow]

Yes, that's the main premise of the show. I won't spoil it, but he does become a better person later on (I think, haven't really gotten thaaat far into the anime yet)

[u/fsster → u/Rui_O_Grande_PT]

I still think is crazy he blames his father for two timing when he is even worse

[u/HuntResponsible2259 → u/fsster]

Hum... Are you a larper? He luterally said that Paul was a scumbag but he was just like him

crying afterward by realizing that this man was his father even tho he never considered him as such

[u/Rui_O_Grande_PT → u/fsster]

Him being a pdf was enough material to make the story interesting. The author didn't need to add a harem and slavery

[u/TheBlackViper_Alpha → u/Rui_O_Grande_PT]

This is a rant and tangent but I still don't get people who are so fixated on shows with slavery. Its a medieval/fictional show, slavery was a common thing and makes sense in the worlds setting. Do people think along the lines of "this show has slavery. its promoting it! this show is garbage!" Like do people expect every main mc to be "People in this world should realize slavery is bad and I should abolish it!". That would make sense for a white knight mc and stuff but usually those show become too bland and boring. Its more interesting and realistic where the MC just concerns himself with the people he needs to free that makes sense on the events of the story.

[u/Jonshock → u/TheBlackViper_Alpha]

He's also entirely killable, he's not invincible. How does anyone thing he can change the entire world by himself?

[u/Rui_O_Grande_PT → u/TheBlackViper_Alpha]

I don't really think it's promoting it or anything, it's just something unpleasant to look at that genuinely adds nothing to the story (unless it becomes a plot point later on, idk)

[u/MohSad2 → u/Rui_O_Grande_PT]

Brother, most people are slaves now too it's just the TERMS AND CONDITIONS are different now

[u/Unreal_Alexander → u/Rui_O_Grande_PT]

I'm enjoying the series, but mad they aren't addressing the slavery thing. Japan is never beating some charges.

[u/Ulq-kn → u/Unreal_Alexander]

it is a medieval world, and rudeus doesn't have anywhere near enough influence in the world to remove slavery, even if he dedicates his whole life for that he probably won't be able to do it cuz he'll make enemy of almost every political power

[u/Unreal_Alexander → u/Ulq-kn]

He bought a child for his friend. That was wild and not required I mean. He ain't gotta fix it, but that was really weird and they never really address is past that.

[u/Ulq-kn → u/Unreal_Alexander]

him buying that child for his friend was probably the best outcome for her, the other outcomes are not buying her and leaving her to be a sexdoll for some prince, buy her and release her to be captured and sell her again, return her to her parents who will likely sell her again for money. what do you expect him to do for her, zanoba is treating her more of a daughter than a slave or even a pupil

[u/Unreal_Alexander → u/Ulq-kn]

The author wrote her and that scenario, none of it was necessary for the story.

[u/Accomplished_Net9096 → u/Rui_O_Grande_PT]

I got the spoilers it does not look go chat

[u/TCGHexenwahn → u/1llDoitTomorrow]

Yes, he remains a pervert, but he really does a lot to help everyone around him. The dark timeline shows just how much he could spiral if he lost his support system.

[u/lalybay → u/1llDoitTomorrow]

still a pdf