the manga skiped all of this and jumped to them killing the assassin,this interactions are a big loss,but even with this the manga is a pretty good adaptation

Get a life. You seem like someone who has no friends. The girls are just doing their job to protect their friend. If anyone is in the wrong, it's the other person who called him there in the first place. Also, this is a fantasy light novel. If you're looking for something realistic, go outside your room and you'll see it

Damn... Yeah, that's a good reality check for the girls xD

Why Jig is always protecting random girls that wronged him when they are about to finally face the consequences of their actions?? This is getting old man, no one in real life is that pushover, I really hate when the author just let them be, but on the other hand one shots the guy who teached and instructed Jig when he was a child just because he was having a crisis. This is unrealistic

First of all, I want to thank Solo for the time and hard work dedicated to the translation (it’s great that there are footnotes and translator’s notes at the end of each chapter). I really appreciate it—thanks! Like most people, I ended up here after reading the manga. It’s enjoyable to read (which is undoubtedly thanks to the thorough translation), and it feels refreshing amidst the flood of shallow novels where the characters are overly childish, the authors resort to cheap comedy, or interpersonal interactions are treated superficially, resulting in a lack of depth and charm. Alternatively, some try too hard to add unnecessary pathos. Read more Read more In this episode, Alan’s conversation with his sister and her friend provided that refreshing narrative. The author approached it realistically and with just the right amount of emphasis. Show less

Thank You for The Translation (Also Found A Gem of A Novel)

I am surprised Alan is worrywart towards her sister.