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@NotaNuffian 1. Soul’s main goal was to repair his family’s lost honor (his entire family was wiped out when his grandfather tried to assassinate the emperor) which the MC is doing gloriously using his knowledge of the game. The soul seems somewhat suicidal and is happy the goal is being achieved.

The largest part of the conflict is that once the ‘plot’ of the game ends and the soul is completely consumed, all of the soul’s influence will be extinguished- meaning all of the courage and power and stuff will be gone. No more protagonist halo. The partner has discovered this information due...

So you can imagine the soul sitting there laughing like “man, I’m gonna kill you in the coolest way possible” In reality the novel is actually really good if you turn off your brain, the soul takeover bit was only revealed to be a problem most of the way through the plot so it’s messing with...

Korean @NotaNuffian that last comment is so hilarious, especially with context The MC is actually a more calculating type, and the soul is more pure and good Points to the soul being eaten, because it’s actively hijacking the MC’s personality, often by making the MC try to sacrifice...

@NotaNuffian The difference between pretending to be a dead man and actively partaking in cannibalism of a live person

I think a good comparison is the difference between getting someone a gift to make them happy vs. the otome equivalent of giving the characters a gift, where you are only doing it to raise intimacy levels and thereby unlock events. Doing it for the other person vs for yourself

“I regressed a Thousand Times due to the Author’s Misplaced Diligence” Read to find out how many different types of trauma the MC can get and how the lack of certainty regarding literally anything affects their mental state!

Link? Congrats!

Ooooo ok now now to find the researcher to unlock the hidden quest…

What I learned from this thread is that @TheMonotonePuppet picked up on my cleric/paladin dreams, @Anon2024 sees me as a quirky school personification, and @Tsuru has identified Ara Ara

I usually think of it as “stop that this instant!”