LCD Little Tyrant Doesn't Want To Meet With a Bad End

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Actually uh, isn't his first kiss with Nora?

 

Nah. Harem authors don't have this concept of stopping adding girls. That being said, I could see this author going to 7 easy enough.

 

I think Lilian would stand a pretty good chance though.
She's able to summon lots of soldiers, which include frontline (charging knights), backliner, and midliner (spellcasters), which make her pretty fearsome to deal with. As long as she can stall Roel long enough, and it would probably be difficult for Roel to get to her through her army, not to mention that she's pretty adept with spells herself, she should be able to outlast him in a fight

 

Lilian is best girl in raw and in this new translated chapter Rip Antonio Roel is recalling his dark secret

 

Honestly it's sad that Roel NTR'd Paul this way. He stole every single girl Paul would have had a romantic relationship with if not for him.

 

Yeah tbh that's one thing I didn't like about the 4 love interests.

But that's what's good about Wilhelmina, she's not one of Paul's capture targets in the game. Well unless she was a hidden love interest in the game as well that MC just didn't know about.

 

It is pretty NTR since they were supposed to end up with Paul. Let's say for example in your favorite romance novel the MC's girlfriend ended up with someone else who reincarnated. Sure, they were not in a relationship, but it feels really bad and it is NTR. Just because Paul is not the main character doesn't mean anything. Also, isn't the one who can't deal with girls Roel? He hasn't made a single move on a girl and is always blushing and stuttering when a girl makes a move on him. This is a part I really dislike in this novel.

Yep, I agree.

 

You are just speculating at that point. You are saying that there could have been a reality where Paul doesn't end up with anyone while a harem route is impossible. Why? From my impression, Roel has only played Nora and Alicia route. Not even half of the game. Why would a harem route be impossible? And if it is impossible that invalidates your other point, that Roel has 'reined in their craziness'. That means they were not yandere for Paul and were not crazy. And really? You are calling the 4 main heroines in the game rn not crazy? They are willing to do anything in order to be with Roel. Let's not talk about their obsession with him. Paul would have had a much healthier relationship with them. They wouldn't have been crazy at all. As for Roel not obstructing Paul, that's simply not true. Yes, the first time with Charlotte he checked if there was game correction. There wasn't. Yet after that he still tried to prevent Paul and the heroines from meeting. Why? Because death flag. That's another thing I strongly dislike about this series. That's just an excuse made by the author for Paul and the heroines not to interact. When the talk about death flags comes up, I get really mad. Roel should be thinking why did he die in the game - because he was an asshole to everyone, sold Alicia, joined an evil cult and etc. Now he did none of these things, yet he still thinks Paul and the 4 obsessed heroines will try to kill him? You are just trying to refute everything negative about this series..

 

Yeah, hard agree on this part.

This is such an annoying trope in these types of avoiding deathflag novels.


Only one where it actually makes sense is in Death is the only ending, cause

Spoiler: spoiler I guess

brainwashing

 

I think the meaning of 'death flag' has been shifting over the novel. Death flag is being used as an easy term to refer to Roel's downfall, but by a certain point, I don't think that he was worried anymore that the heroines would try to kill him. I'd say that he's more worried about losing those that are precious to him (esp after his insecurities showed in the Lilian and Roel arc, when Charlotte and Nora confronted him).

The correction effect speculation did cause his mental breakdown at one point, but that was only limited to the very first event because of how Paul and Charlotte still encountered each other despite all of the butterfly effect things he has been doing all this while. Beyond that, he didn't really do anything over to stop Paul and the heroines from meeting each other. The only times he really thought about events between Paul and heroines were on the first day of the entrance ceremony (which spanned over a few chapters but honestly is only like 3~4 hours in terms of novel time). Beyond that, he never thought about it anymore.

Overall, I don't think the significance of him harping on 'Paul and the 4 obsessed heroines is trying to kill me' is as strong as you emphasize it to be. My argument is that he never thought that 'Paul and the obsessed heroines are trying to kill me', and the 'flag removal' parts only lasted for 4 hours of the entire academy arc.

Personally, I also think that it's arguable what the reason behind his mental breakdown is when he saw the Paul-Charlotte carriage event. He did suspect the correction effect, but did he get a mental breakdown because he think that it'll lead down a slippery slope where Charlotte would kill him? Or does he think that it's a trigger where he might start losing those around him?

I'm leaning toward the second because that's the vibe I've been getting

 

I agree with you

 

If you are not in relationship it is not ntr