“Well, there are no slaves here, but there is a servant system. Let's go. We should first eat and then head there later," he suggested, heading back to the inn first.” The MC is okay with slaves? Major L.
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The MC has a terrible past, and that's why he accepted such things without any care. Moreover, I have already explained he doesn't trust humans, so seeing slaves would be no surprise. Also, the MC only cared about his stepsister, so I don't think there is any reason for him to feel dissatisfied with how the world works because that would be idiotic or getting arrogant just because of some power. (These are only my thoughts, so don't be offended.)
Because he is the type of person to put his jacket in a puddle to let his sister cross if need be; even if he’s broken inside, he’s still held together by his sister. What woman is likely to just be casually okay with owning slaves? Even further as we know that she REALLY wants him to heal, and it’s kinda only saved because we know that he isn’t going to wrong the “servant” but it still makes for a pretty strange dynamic
Around_The_Moon:The MC has a terrible past, and that's why he accepted such things without any care. Moreover, I have already explained he doesn't trust humans, so seeing slaves would be no surprise. Also, the MC only cared about his stepsister, so I don't think there is any reason for him to feel dissatisfied with how the world works because that would be idiotic or getting arrogant just because of some power. (These are only my thoughts, so don't be offended.)
Aside from that though, I’m sad I didn’t realize the kingdom building tag
That aside, the romance is quite heartwarming, thank you for the novel
