Interesting

Initially I was reading this because it was a isekai bl but I’m actually fond of it. The in depth concept of the world values, personal values and the intersections are quite good.
Seiichiro should definitely be mindful of the burden he places on his new peers now that he’s noticed very big issues with their system. Because just as the world is new for him and he’s quick to work, they have different values and outlook. The system they had “worked” but changing it increases their work, but also the perception people have on them. He has to involve them and talk more about the financial system of his world first for them to understand that the one they have will hurt them the longer they use it etc.
I do think the saint is actually naive and idiotic. She’s drunk on the attention she’s getting while not understanding that just as he said, she has no self awareness and is clueless. Because she was brought from another world, she SHOULD be questioning the truth and possible lies that they tell her. Trusting everything without a shred of initiative to gain knowledge outside of what’s being told to her is very telling of the kind of person she is.
Casually throwing around the word slave as if their meaning and her worlds meaning would be anything remotely similar. I’ve no doubt she’s gonna cause some issues and expect seiichiro to fix them or somehow drag him into it just because she doesn’t wanna be held accountable.
Even the prime minister somewhat understand why he said what he did to her. And HES the one plotting to possibly harm him BECAUSE of what SHE said. Like girl, you are far from a saint.