I Really Don't Want to Be Homelander's Therapist

Doesn't the author think that chapters 30 to 33 are particularly toxic? Leaving aside the protagonist's inexplicable exposure, does the bullied character deserve to suffer in silence? 🥵 The protagonist even comforts Firecracker, telling her to be magnanimous; she really messed with him, like she'd offended Cotton. 😡

The invisibility cloak isn't only vulnerable internally, but most of its methods are excessively cruel; I've seen these stories online. Even after the invisible man was captured, he continued to make sarcastic remarks. While everyone ostensibly discussed how to kill him, they were actually searching for a controllable method of lethality.

I haven't read the original Black Robe manga, but I saw in the comments that the orphanage storyline is based on the anime, and that only Ghost Girl survived in the original manga. The protagonist of this book was involved in the orphanage storyline, but in the end, only Ghost Girl survived. So why include this part of the story?

Where did the author get this setting? 100 Laps, 400 meters, 0.3 Seconds?

The only one who could continue reading at the end of Chapter 30 was King Akaishi, who kept saying "Don't curse" while not changing a single word. It's comparable to someone who, after being caught exhibiting a fetish, continues to expose themselves while crying.

Do you have any suggestions for the plot? You can also comment on what illustrations you'd like to see, and I'll make an illustration if I think it's suitable. 🔨 Don't get too hung up on the timeline... I did some research and made a few minor changes.

I was hoping to read something like a psychologist in an American comic book, dissecting a character's psychiatry and explaining their breakdown, but this book is more like simple psychological counseling.

370 Times the speed of sound, seriously? Are there trains that powerful? Which version is it?

Will she take soldier boys into her harem?

So far it's alright, no major flaws. The protagonist is a person with normal values ​​and high moral standards, except he's sexually frigid and won't accept advances from women.