Countess Cianella’s Male Slave

Sephir says:

Another 5.7 k good luck with being transmigrated or whatever i’m going to sleep

rob z says:

Next, you patently misrepresent my position – i.e., the classic “strawman”. I do not criticize the MC because he is a slave, but because he is a PB SLAVE. Here is an instructive literary comparison – Shin Siwoo from City of Witches. He is a slave in an arguably even worse position, trapped on an island surrounded by women who hold powers he doesn’t understand, not appreciated for any talents or background he has, in a culture fundamentally different from his own. Does he descend to being a cowardly PB? No – for 5 years he struggles, using all of his knowledge and talents, applying his advance skills in mathematics, and seeking to find an escape. Completely different from this MC.

[To interject, this also applies to Ag Sen’s comment- please read the above. I fully understand the distinctions – however, you also seem to lack the historical context or understanding of what is a slave and what the title implied for the possibilities of the story.]

Next, you claim I only read 20 chapters – sorry Hans, wrong guess, would you like to try for double jeoparfy where the scores can really change?

Finally, you cast a naked ad hominem attack – let me respond in kind – piss off you ignorant philistine.

rob z says:

First, you start with the term “slave” – so what is a slave? In short, a slave is an individual subject to compelled labor and treated as chattel, regardless of the possibility of manumission. Most Americans appear to be of the limited view that a slave is synonymous with movie portrayal of slaves in the South in the up until the Civil War. However, over the course of human history, there have been unnumerable forms of slavery. Are you familiar with the Mamluk warriors of the 8th-13th centuries, who enjoyed more rights than and wealth than the average citizen? Or the treatment of slaves in pre-Christian Judea, who could rise to the level of trusted family members? Or the various types of slaves in Egypt, who could be managers, scribes, or even reach some level of authority? Heck, did you ever read the Bible – you know Joseph, son of Jacob, who was sold as a slave to Potiphar, and rose to the position of Vizier? All of these were “slaves” and all were possibilities for this character based on reading the title.

matachi says:

robz is one of those ppl that thinks mc shouldn’t listen to other people opinions. if women let mc make a choice then mc not a chad bla bla. mc must become the strongest person in the world. lmao too much chinese novel bro.

puta madre says:

bad take robzzzzz

bruh says:

>Novels title has the words “male slave”
>Proceeds to read it
>”OMG ABSOLUTE POISON MC PUSSY CAUSE HES A SLAVE NOT GIGACHAD WOMAN STEPPER OMFG HE HELPS A PERSON BECOME BETTER I DIDNT SIGN UP FOR THIS”
>hasn’t even read past 20 chapters
get btfo b*tchf*g

Insufferable says:

It. Is. Glorious.

The heroine starts out fat and insecure. Gigachad mc will rehabilitate her into a perfect bow goddess.

Mc is a former s rank archer who died in a dungeon and reborn there with a mission focused on the rehabilitation of the heroine. No implied reason why, but it seems her power is necessary to save the dungeon world.

Mc is weaker at first, but he regains his wind spirit powers as long as he teaches his bow to the heroine.