For understand that you have to be in the same situation of the White brother. If not who can't understand anything. That why you can’t understand the problem.
I agree with you, but you'd be surprised how unobservant the average person is. And judging by the average white person I know, they truly can't wrap their head around how discrimination can be things other than open aggression, and that it still affects you.
So I find it very easy to imagine he genuinely hasn't noticed. At some point you're still choosing ignorance though, so I'm extending this grace while he's a child
1 chapter in and it does a wonderful job of establishing the MC's inferiority complex. And makes you start to understand why villain type characters sometimes become that way. Its not that they hate their counterpart protagonist. They hate how everyone belittles their efforts and refuse to acknoledge them, and they cant help but direct their anger at the person they keep being compared to.
Its made worse by the brothers willful ignorance of the mc's suffering. And yes, willful. Afterall he must be a certain level of selfcentered to not recognize how people are comparing them when the mc easily recognized it. Or the implications in skipping the mc for him. I actually really hate characters like him. Sure he may not be at fault but how can he say he loves his brother when hes so blind to his obvious pain. Again that lack of acknowledgement makes me sympathize with the villain types so much more
Basically like 'I swear i wont bother you again'. If you havent read it. The mc did wrong in the past life, but the mcs sister in the current life kept ignoring how their father was so hateful to the mc. It really makes you lose sympathy for her and understand the mcs motivations before