The Rebel of the Tyrant Noble House Chapter 5

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  1. voidgod09 avatar
    voidgod09

    The dialogues are cringe, the mc act like he is something but cannot do shit, he is a pussy, let his sister get insulted, got beaten up🤡🤣 3.5/10

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    Noicechoice

    He didn't protect shit bruhhhhh. That loser on the ground still was able to humiliate his sister, talk shit about his dad, all cuz he let him. Fucks he on about protecting.

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  3. Xetheus avatar
    Xetheus

    That was for nothing. The brat still didnt apologize, and the duke didnt slice the brat up but him instead. what's the point? just useless pride?

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    1. nan

      In historical noble contexts, pride was everything. Without it, even lowly merchants would dare to drive up prices unfairly because they knew other nobles and the king would not speak up for you.

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