That article is crazy. Framing him as flippant and evasive when mc is a child. And not just a child, he isn’t even old enough to start school yet. (Either that or he’s being home schooled off screen, but no school talk has been shown.) I know his character is reincarnated so mentally he’s not a child, but the reporter doesn’t know that. So by all appearances, they’re questioning a child.
Plus the journalist wants him to answer questions about a crime his adoptive relative committed. And a relative that, as far as we know, he still hasn’t even met. (As far as we’ve seen, he’s met the embezzler’s wife and son, who are the cousin and the abusive aunt. And he’s met his grandma, but no one else.)
I get that. But even if it is the plot of the rich family, it’s still crazy that the article was written and framed that way about a small child. I don’t remember exactly, plus his age is a little ambiguous because of the adoption, but I think he’s around 3/4/5 years old. Irl wouldn’t you just laugh if someone was seriously writing an article like that about a preschooler? Even if I’m a bit off with his age and he’s actually a kindergartner or a first grader, still makes the situation ridiculous. But you’re right, I can’t wait to see mama getting her revenge!
Weird part is that there was a grown adults who did something similar to a child. Some time back, a guy tried to frame a little boy wearing face paint at a football game as a r@cist partaking in blackface and wearing a native American headdress. They even cut off the other half of the face paint that was red to make it seem like it.
The crazy part is that the kid was actually Native American—not just Native American, but his grandpa was one of the chairperson of their tribe. His family sued.
So, people like this do unfortunately exist in reality.
Carron Phillips. He's the grown man who tried to destroy a 9 year old boy for clicks.
Yeah definitely. They probably also got a ton of marketing accounts to push it and fake comments to agree with the article. They probably also delete or shadow ban any comments that call out the article. That way, they can control how the situation is being seen in the media, and when it seems like everybody is agreeing with an opinion, there are some that get swayed into believing it too, no matter how insane it sounds.
(Happens a lot in real life haha… I’m so sad…)
So cute!
For anyone who wants to read the AU it’s here https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/die_love/
If you haven’t read either story yet, I suggest reading this second as a palate cleanser if you’re not good with sad stories. Otherwise the order doesn’t matter
I’m surprised he willingly cooked and did the dishes, just cause they told him. I’d go with malicious compliance. Yeah I can make breakfast, but you never said it had to be edible. Either use no salt at all, or make it so salty you can’t eat. Or maybe leave all the vegetables raw, or add enough spice to make it a hazard. Dishes? Sure. But only wash the front, and ignore the backs and sides, so that they all remain dirty. Or just use water to rinse and no soap. Or break one dish for every one that’s washed well. Oops, my hand slipped. Must be because I’m still recovering from my near death drowning. I dunno. Do I have to clean? Guess every painting will be ”accidentally” ruined. Do I have to do the laundry too? Perfect, let’s make sure to leave bleach stains and shrink everything. Sorry I have no memories of doing laundry, so I didn’t know bleach wasn’t used that way. Oops
I know this isn’t that type of work, so I doubt it would happen. But a part of me wants Ines and Carcel to double suicide in this life. Carcel would first tell Ines what he learned about how people who commit suicide retain their memories into their regression as punishment. Then they’d have a long communication session, sharing what they know, their past and present memories, their current feelings, and afterwards they’d brainstorm their revenge. Then they’d murder Oscar so that he can’t retain his memories in his next regression, while they both commit suicide and successfully regress with their memories intact. Then they’d start over as children and have time to enact a satisfying revenge on Oscar, live, laugh, love, then live happily ever after.
Does anyone know what animal the friend is? (The sheep’s friend, who works with him.) He seems like a herbivore to me. Based on the ears, he’s not a deer/goat type animal. I thought he’d be a cute rodent, but the tail isn’t right. Tail is too fluffy to be a mouse, but too long to be a hamster, and too short to be a squirrel.
I thought hamsters had short tails? Look how long it is here. It almost looks like a dog’s tail, except his ears are wrong https://iweb_7.mangapicgallery.com/r/newpiclink/mr_tiger_thank_you_for_the_meal/364563/364563_53298188.jpg










Lol I love that his first thought was to burrito him
Purrito