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I’m incredibly curious to see where the author takes the story from here, because I’m ...

Zuros September 26, 2026 10:57 pm

I’m incredibly curious to see where the author takes the story from here, because I’m 3,000% on the big guy’s side - I don’t think that shitty moralizing has any place in an apocalypse. And the hypocrisy just pisses me off.

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    kurumi September 27, 2026 12:07 am

    ???? how u gonna be on guwons side bro he killed innocent people just bc they weren't "useful" to him

    Rhyo Darck September 27, 2026 12:19 am
    ???? how u gonna be on guwons side bro he killed innocent people just bc they weren't "useful" to him kurumi

    And that exact mindset is what made it possible to form a functional community where everyone serves a practical purpose.
    I think that without this, the change would have been slower; Teach would have gradually taught Guwong to treat them with human dignity, but it would have happened little by little—even if only to humor him.
    But now, the change will be forced and much more rapid... or else they’ll simply kill everyone off and start over with more docile, useful people. :v
    It's practical and realistic, albeit morally cruel. But it's somehow true; in an apocalypse where survival is the priority, how much does that morality help once the system has already collapsed?

    Uni September 27, 2026 2:54 am
    ???? how u gonna be on guwons side bro he killed innocent people just bc they weren't "useful" to him kurumi

    Baby this is the apocalypse. Gotta do what you gotta do

    Zuros September 27, 2026 5:57 pm
    ???? how u gonna be on guwons side bro he killed innocent people just bc they weren't "useful" to him kurumi

    Just today, in a completely different manhwa, I read a wonderful explanation: the apocalypse is no place for virtue.