It's refreshing to see a MC not having a hero complex who just wishes to live freely and has his priorities ( having a harem with strong & powerful girls) set. It is definitely worth a try and looking forward to more chaps.
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LIKEI meant in most of the novels, the MC has some sort of moral justice ( hero/savior ) and meddles in whatever scenario he encounters that he deems wrong. Like here when he saw the carriage being attacked, most MC would gladly try to save them especially the chunni ones and end up for the worse. And this is all fantasy work so you don't have to get all tangled up with having slaves is 'living' or not 'cause remember it's in a time where having slaves is acceptable, just depends on the person
DaoistArbore:? Most novels don’t have hero complexes though? What are you reading? Also, having SLAVES is not just “living” Why do I get the feeling that your version of a “hero” is when a hero doesn’t rampage through a town pillaging?
The fantasy cop out only goes so far though. If an author writes 10 stories and all of those 10 stories feature things like slaves, S*xual assault, brothels; it’s definitely more than just fantasy. Same if a reader only reads novels where women are treated as toys. Furthermore, accepted is a pretty hard term to state here. Considering that slavery is a disease that is incredibly difficult to end. If you like reading fiction about slaves, it does say something about you as a person
Mav_eriks:I meant in most of the novels, the MC has some sort of moral justice ( hero/savior ) and meddles in whatever scenario he encounters that he deems wrong. Like here when he saw the carriage being attacked, most MC would gladly try to save them especially the chunni ones and end up for the worse. And this is all fantasy work so you don't have to get all tangled up with having slaves is 'living' or not 'cause remember it's in a time where having slaves is acceptable, just depends on the person