i love naive mc's
Comment by Quashaunn Howard on Dame Skill [Auto Mode] ga Kakuseishimashita ~Are, Guild no Scout-san, Ore wo "Iranai"-tte Itte Masendeshita?~ - Chapter 6
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@Quashaunn Howard i have a love hate relationship with naive mc's
Most of the time I'll be like "oh u silly billy~cutie pie~☺️"
But then it comes to money and their treatment by others then I'm like "WTF! DON'T BE A PUSHOVER AND GET SCAMMED BY THESE MF😡!!!"
I swear sometimes the naive mc's will be pushed around for no good reason and it rubs me the wrong way cause they are alway the nicest sweetest people/characters in their world
Most of the time I'll be like "oh u silly billy~cutie pie~☺️"
But then it comes to money and their treatment by others then I'm like "WTF! DON'T BE A PUSHOVER AND GET SCAMMED BY THESE MF😡!!!"
I swear sometimes the naive mc's will be pushed around for no good reason and it rubs me the wrong way cause they are alway the nicest sweetest people/characters in their world
@Taylor Brown
I get what you're saying and generally agree. There are a lot of MCs out there that get crapped on by "friends", guild, or country. However, I don't see that happening here.
The MC is accepting payment he finds to be best, naivety or not. 100 gold coins would change his family's life and allow him to retire, but money can be stolen. . . levels can't.
He was given the opportunity to potentially triple his level overnight. With that kind of increase in ability and "power" comes the security of being capable enough to provide for his family on a regular basis, instead of being blessed by luck.
Were it me, I'd have asked for a split payment. Accept something like 25 gold coins (25,000 rye breads) and 4 of the 5 leveling stones. That's food and necessities for nearly a year, and a potential increase in level to dependably be able to provide.
I get what you're saying and generally agree. There are a lot of MCs out there that get crapped on by "friends", guild, or country. However, I don't see that happening here.
The MC is accepting payment he finds to be best, naivety or not. 100 gold coins would change his family's life and allow him to retire, but money can be stolen. . . levels can't.
He was given the opportunity to potentially triple his level overnight. With that kind of increase in ability and "power" comes the security of being capable enough to provide for his family on a regular basis, instead of being blessed by luck.
Were it me, I'd have asked for a split payment. Accept something like 25 gold coins (25,000 rye breads) and 4 of the 5 leveling stones. That's food and necessities for nearly a year, and a potential increase in level to dependably be able to provide.