The sin of the house of Solon

Mostly slavery I believe

basically revolves around inviting commoners who wants opportunities to just get sold or killed off for power/experiments then brushing it off as if they got involved in a war and were unfortunately killed ; kinda similar to slave trading

Slavery, killing is bad but it seems that's just that. I mean, it feels like the Solon's crimes was exaggerated throughout the whole story. Like there should be bigger scale of crime including rape, illegal drug experiments, etc and the misdeeds could be imposed on a larger scale ex. other country, kidnapped 1/8 of whole population, something like that. Like unscrupulous person should be..

They basically just gave a general peek of what the crime is but never elaborated it probably for the sake of not occupying too much chapters. I don't mean to be rude but those people who weren't killed but instead got thrown into the slave trade, can be branched out and become victims of rape, drug abuse, etc. I mean, it is human trafficking, and they're not gonna go frolicking across the meadows during the calm spring after they are sold lol. I think you should not be belittling the crimes that they did lol that's all.

Thanks, I didn't mean neither to make light nor fun of what the victims go through. It just I hope the artist portray Solon's crime better, so when he is executed we can feel the maximum thrilling sensation. The satisfaction when the villain gets the final blow. Like Nano machine