I get feeling disoriented on ‖• My role ‖• Realism ‖• Place

But MC started up "the game" knowing it's VR. "Enemy in the plains!" "general give an order!" *Says the guy looking and running at me.
Any person with half a clue would understand "oh shit this is a BATTLE and I'm the general". Clearly anyone not mocking MC has never played action games. They often drop you into battle at start. Some may stall for a moment but it comes down to just TRYING to give an order. The point of VR is to immerse yourself in whatever role is given. Testers who COMPETED for this position should be top of the line. Not some scrub who's just played a game for the first time in his life

everyone seems to only question half of what I'm curious about
• just nuke the city
- for people who run the country it's understandable. only so many people are geniuses. losing 1 is like losing 1 in a million and assassins target such people
• "fortunately there're no casualties for the residents have already moved out"
- how the fuck does an assassin miss the fact that a city is EMPTY. even if it wasn't empty when she went there how do they miss an evacuation order

too bad the only way to control ian is to brainwash him and he already traded for the necklace. targeting his mother will be a direct result of him killing 5th prince plus mages

mana heart expanded?

something new occurred... what have you done?
discovered coldwood spies
stood against the ivory tower

who could be the culprit?

for sure

Leave or I leave. They'd have no other choice but to eject her since spells just come to him

ye. what i said before was RE:ZERO keeps dying for perfect outcome based on decisions vs MC dies to learn better to make the best outcome through actions.

I'd say it's pretty close. the only difference is in RE:ZERO, he doesn't start training himself until just before the apostle of greed, whereas this is from start.
It can be said that he only trained for greed because of the same situation with this novel IE death is unavoidable and the confrontation is unavoidable for the goal they have

RE:ZERO avoids fight dies to frozen world (inaction) / dies trying to save his crush (goal) due to greed (dies to action)
MC dies to thrust guy (action) / fails to become a knight (goal) for running away (inaction)

the point where they actively participate is different, but it's still basically the same plot.
• MC dies and the world is reset.
• MC abuses this mechanic to be closer to his goal

honestly... deserved... if you won't listen to a subordinate's reasons and not be trusted, why go through the embarrassment of being an employee

you could swim 😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂

... spends 4 billion worth of assets just to make 5mil
"I just want to run a shop"

next ch is about 36

https://ranovel.com/novel/a-knight-who-lives-only-today/
~ ch 36

https://ranovel.com/novel/a-knight-who-lives-only-today/
Idk the chpt though... Its definitely not ch to ch

I've said it before but RE:Zero is what this reminded me of

you mean every dark souls boss on the hardest difficulty? Or maybe sniper npc on max difficulty on COD 😩😮‍💨😶‍🌫️

says who??? Every Lt I've run into is dumber than a box of rocks

this reminds me of RE:Zero except that it isn't filled with a bullshit powerless man who DOES NOTHING to change his position. At least this dude strives to learn instead of only getting through "because he made the right choice at the right time"

ROCK... AND.. STONEEEEEE

Now imagine after realizing this, knowing where the blade is going to be thrusted and still dodging "outside" where the enemy has high defense capabilities
• outside: The area where the dominant hand is. Also the area where it's easiest to manipulate a swords position which results in easer defense
• inside: The non-dominant side. Sometimes has less armor, if sword is swung into this area must be blocked with speed, stance transition, or arm.
• thrust: A hard to counter technique which pierces the enemy. Has a severe consequence of having lost momentum which stops the quick reposition of the sword for a counter if dodged.