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"If it's you, I don't mind doing it with a man." In a world filled with Alphas who have special demo...

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One day, the newcomer Kyoji suddenly steals the No.1 spot from him. Asuka struggles to win it back, ...

I feel like I forgot about someone important...Plagued by nightmares of his old hometown, Yuuma Kuro...

In order to save his home village, Jonak seeks the help of the dragon god, who is said to grant the ...

In order to save his home village, Jonak seeks the help of the dragon god, who is said to grant the ...

Prepare your hearts and minds, for this is a story of hard work and perseverance. This 2nd regression will technically be his first and last relatively peaceful and headache free life.

It's love at first sight for Karel when he sees the bedraggled but beautiful Sasya during his t...

Shagar is a great hero whose incredible magical power ended a war… Or at least, that's what he use...

I wouldn’t go as far as calling Dennis a loser. Rather, he’s a victim of a manipulative and toxic relationship. He may come across as a “loser” to us as readers because the book makes the red flags in his situation painfully obvious.

In the latter part of Chapter 6, we see how Todd exploits Dennis’ anxiety around disappointing others. He dangles the promise of love and companionship—on the condition that Dennis proves his loyalty by killing a sheep. This moment showcases Todd’s manipulative skills and the effects of his subtly planted justifications (“losing one or two sheep isn’t a big deal”) to influence Dennis' future decision. Faced with a choice between displeasing his employers or disappointing Todd—who is physically present and emotionally imposing—Dennis chooses Todd. Not just because he hopes the consequences at work will be minor, but because he’s desperate to avoid the dissapponting stare of the very present Todd.

This is manipulation 101. But the deeper question is: if you were in Dennis’ exact situation, with his same emotional baggage and fears, would you really be able to say no to Todd?

I wouldn’t go as far as calling Dennis a loser. Rather, he’s a victim of a manipulative and toxic relationship. He may come across as a “loser” to us as readers because the book makes the red flags in his situation painfully obvious.

In the latter part of Chapter 6, we see how Todd exploits Dennis’ anxiety around disappointing others. He dangles the promise of love and companionship—on the condition that Dennis proves his loyalty by killing a sheep. This moment showcases Todd’s manipulative skills and the effects of his subtly planted justifications (“losing one or two sheep isn’t a big deal”) to influence Dennis' future decision. Faced with a choice between displeasing his employers or disappointing Todd—who is physically present and emotionally imposing—Dennis chooses Todd. Not just because he hopes the consequences at work will be minor, but because he’s desperate to avoid the dissapponting stare of the very present Todd.

This is manipulation 101. But the deeper question is: if you were in Dennis’ exact situation, with his same emotional baggage and fears, would you really be able to say no to Todd?

The yakuza head Kohaku was shot while attempting to save a cat, but instead of dying, he was summone...

Kang Chan and Seyeon have been close friends since they were young after being introduced by their p...

This is the season he get pregnant

Guster, the hero whois captivated by the face of the pretty chief magician, Romero, and ends up savi...

From Oasis Translation Group:One day, shoemaker Turner meets a mysterious young man, Benny, who call...

“I want to be able to fight for large property, not just those small side dishes! Let me incre...

Once upon a time, there was a make-up artist, whose talent drew crowds, and his beauty was second to...

Once upon a time, there was a make-up artist, whose talent drew crowds, and his beauty was second to...

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