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2024-04-23 19:35
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İ like est better ngl
geez the guts they have to act all self righteous after suddenly banishing someone. fmc kicked est cuz he was "weak", couldn't wait till he got strong and only cares about her fame as the rising party. est deserved better.
From the first chapter feels like a shitty story, she kicks him and let him adventure alone bcz she is afraid of him getting hurt and the badguy mc is too smug for my liking, trying to make the mc badguy lime this is a shitty way, i dont recommend to read this
Its one of those stories where they make the bad guys good enouph and try as much as possible to make them impossible to hate at the same time making Mc the obsessive delusional childish character that is really easy to misunderstand and hate the female lead. Authors goal is to dealing Maximum possible damage to Mc and wrong Mc as much as possible through misunderstanding and lack of communication till he becomes the Bad guy and then when the Edgy badguy Mc comes, the truth will be revealed and then Mc will feel even more like sht.
This whole story is gonna be like how sorry and pathetic the female lead is feeling and how she is doing her best etc( this story will probably like Romanticising Pity for how the party that exiled the Mc is and how they are not the bad guys etc. These kind of Mngas always managed to make the Classic Mc look like absolute piece of sht and make them eather obsessed controlling creep or childish hatred filled edge monger who never listens and always misunderstoods)
Dropping but they should def use the name Dale, not daru
Bro why r the translators arguing like that on the name, it's a western style fantasy setting so his name is most likely 'dale' as they said with the 'ru' being 'le' and if you add the fact that a lot of English names can get misspelled by Japanese people in Japanese as the letters are different (not all western names with an 'ay' sound get spelt correctly in Japanese, in English all you need is the 'd-a-l-e' so in Japanese letters you could put 'd-a-r-u' and have it be misinterpreted. Not every Japanese person spelling English names is gonna have the thought to add in extra letters that weren't there in the first place. It can already be confusing enough translating names to Japanese letters as is, the intent was most likely 'dale') :D
