That's an unexpected twist of cinderella... Hate the child because husband ran away with half your money and now you have to take care of the daughter too

Remember, we aren't talking about human standards. This is about gods or demigods

Raising a traitor of a deity and not educating them properly is the tribe's fault. To a deity, death is a proper sentence for betrayal. Bringing an outsider to a sacred artifact is obviously forbidden, especially when you know it's guarded for a reason. His curse is justified.

Conclusion, obliteration of his tribe and the curse on him is well deserved for handing away the (demi)god's reverse scale, after he entrusted that tribe to guard it so he wouldn't go berserk. A point needs to be made he wasn't berserk before repelling the invaders for the tribe

I get how it's pretty hard to write a story to be different than the already 9000 out there, but sometimes I feel like they don't even try. Especially when it feels like when you finally find the difference you can put it down because everything going forward will be the same as everything else. At least assassin stories are hardly touched. Maybe like 10 good ones out there?

I saw it too... There are so many that have small humor in names

anybody else want to know why the assessment is still going on with these people even after they went through a dungeon. I get that maybe they would want more definitive ranking but those who've shown excellent talent in the dungeon shouldn't need to show more. If the MC had the player card right now he'd be doing dungeons instead of this.

honestly I kind of want a story about a MC who has a backstory of becoming an orphan then getting ostracized. Due to this he awakens a skill to become invisible during a dungeon break world. He becomes super powerful with skills that further line up with assassination along the way. He ends up getting scouted and working WITH the association to look for and track down villains for it to be later revealed that villains killed his family. In the world, there should be a way to progress skills, but the skills given are based on chance. If skills don't line up you can become f-rank even with an S-rank skill. Maybe even throw slavery in for experimenting on getting bloodline skills. Chaebols being chaebols. And last but not least make him not the hero, but someone who maybe fills in a position with the OVERPOWERED good natured HERO's team every now and then for level comparison.

PS if you are a story writer and want to turn this into a novel be my guest, just send the manga to me 😁😁😁

honestly when he took a month to train his body to unseal the power then they coincidentally add a ring to increase most stats by 10 I knew this would happen... It was a matter of him killing the professor, asking for it or professor dying

but..... I've met plenty of people like that

hurt one get 1000 free? Deal

I'm just curious about the effects on the other people who he uses the skill on

From what I've seen up to this point, they "grade" each other on their skills (students on power trip) even though they have an overall rank. Think of the skill rank as the compatibility of the skill with the user, and the skill itself as what they can do. The personal rank would be the stats they possess. If the don't train to fight, they'd never know combat strategy. Something MC has 10 years of

seems like the king asked those questions to make sure he wouldn't kill the family once he inherits the throne

The prince has decided that he will look into his psychological problems before calling on a spirit and chaining them down. Although he misses them, and knows that they know of his existence, he can't stop feeling like he stole someone's life. It's been a couple months at most since the became the prince and is starting to come out of his shell compared to the last 30-40 years of his life he spent alone. It's a miracle he didn't turtle and completely withdraw.

Also the chandelier wasn't an assassination attempt. The guys clearly said they meant to call out his name before dropping it to scare him. It was cut too early. The only reason MC went to confront the students was to give them a chance to turn around from the bad. He already investigated otherwise he wouldn't have known it was them

on a side note, factions that don't support the incoming ruler are usually obliterated if not lowered in status greatly

How many stories have you really read with nobility and royalty in it. Everyone I've read has had people who spite one of the princes for being a "half-breed", incompetent, weak, or many other excuses to side with a faction.

Most of these "kids" are actually teens who represent their house as a noble. Getting close with a prince while there is no crown prince is no different as showing your support for them. Noble houses are also taken over with guidance in their adult years, so some of these people will be taking over the titles around graduation time.

don't all nobility except newly appointed barons and knights just ride the coat tails of their ancestors. Very seldom does a high-ranking house do anything. Even if you try to say they give money that's just tax. Ultimately the land belongs to the ruler and nobles are given authority to look after it, meaning mines discovered, entrance fees, and land are still royal property. Some noble forget this due to greed and push for more control.

you have to have power to be considered royalty. First everyone but the king turned their backs on him. Secondly, if it's an academy rule to not use decorum for nobility, they are all equal. It isn't like people hit him, they just ignore

that wind spirit... Aren't they supposed to be pure

Dude put his life on the line to propose and didn't even realize it

So a threat to the throne... And will she be learning magic

honestly how women want to be treated sometimes (not all)