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The best stories with an OP MC are those that actually focus more on the side characters. The MC should also be insecure, not all that smart, or socially incompetent in some way.
If an OP MC is a constant presence and has no real flaws, it almost always means you're reading some self-insert mental masturbation written by an inexperienced author.

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You can tell he's never had to deal with toxic self-absorbed people who never reflect on themselves or consider the possibility of them being wrong.

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Yeah the author really wants to pretend his identity is a big mystery and have a dramatic reveal even though it makes no sense. At this point, people should be speculating about him being an illegitimate child his dad had with a lover or something.

Just a normal translator mistake from not paying enough attention. Tends to happen in slow, boring chapters with not much going on.

Almost at the level of the ones Hulk wears.

It's a shounen series. The target audience is average 12-16 year old boys, who have no idea how relationships work and actually think having a harem would be an enjoyable situation ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯

The Novelupdates page has the harem and polygamy tags, so... you tell me.

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Yeah, the guy you replied to is still right, though. The one who steals the skills is the sword (MC). He just shares them with Fran. If they get separated, she can't use any of MC's skills.

They'll never see him coming.

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Damn, I love Wang ZiJin. MC needs to take her everywhere he goes from now on.

Nah, Release that Witch is another good example.

It also lets him tease her over all the times she has been useless and needed him to save her, which makes her act reckless to try and achieve something that lets her save face, thus getting into trouble and needing to be saved again. Rinse and repeat.

The weird thing is that MC already called the girl "sister" while fighting her, but then the next chapter pretended that never happened.
But yeah, it's getting good.

I think the author's point is more that "good" and "evil" are human concepts, and that they don't really apply to the plane of existence to which ghosts belong.
It's just that some of them are like hungry predatory animals, while others are like parasites, and yet others are like guardians who have the need to protect things they feel attached to. That kind of thing.