I find the thin line between good and evil in some isekai stories a bit confusing. Typically, the plot always punishes unjustified murder equally.
I’m not saying it’s not interesting, and I’ve enjoyed it, but it’s very strange to me to see a protagonist murdering in cold blood to prevent bad things he knows will happen from happening.
In this particular case, it might even make sense, since the protagonist knows for sure what will happen if he does nothing, which increases the responsibility for the future on him, being able to prevent it but relying on questionable methods to do so. But the character’s indifference makes the situation much murkier. Technically, the protagonist has become a psychopath.
messala
I find the thin line between good and evil in some isekai stories a bit confusing. Typically, the plot always punishes unjustified murder equally.
I’m not saying it’s not interesting, and I’ve enjoyed it, but it’s very strange to me to see a protagonist murdering in cold blood to prevent bad things he knows will happen from happening.
In this particular case, it might even make sense, since the protagonist knows for sure what will happen if he does nothing, which increases the responsibility for the future on him, being able to prevent it but relying on questionable methods to do so. But the character’s indifference makes the situation much murkier. Technically, the protagonist has become a psychopath.
foofoo3344
Bruh. This chat group literally forces you to murder innocent people if you want to join. That’s not a THIN line. That’s a very clear line.
LongLiveTheKingofLionheart
It’s only natural since he saw the future dozens of times and it stayed the same except for the changes he does
Sir_Mr_Mystery
what if right after he wins, the angels are like: that was fun. let’s do that again
Sean_reaper
Bro will probably “PK” the “GM”
In depth of manhwa
Nooo it was going to be a good scene why now it ended here I want more
Red Lock
I almost had a heart attack, that’s how strong the cliff hanger was 😔