The Indomitable Martial King - Chapter 138
Comments for chapter "Chapter 138"
Now it’s getting closer to real life 😂…do they hav an answer for that?!😂
The oppressed dream of becoming the oppressor. All I see is a bunch of idiots who escaped slavery looking for an excuse to do the same things that were done to them.
See, I predicted this would happen in the previous chapters. However, I was predicting it would happen from a leftist point of view, and now people are claiming this is happening from their own reactionary points of view. Claiming “races can’t mix” and such. Extremely gross behavior. I feel ashamed to live alongside people who believe real life races are truly different
The whole “melting pot” it’s proven to not work, at the end of the day individuals wants to be with like minded individuals who share their values. MC will need to divide the country into districts such that it will be up to the individual species to interact with other species or live their lives without the need to interact with other species. Overtime (long period of time) the major racial issues will fade as a new type of “citizen” will emerges from the future generations.
Surprised this dogshit story actually tackles a real life issue, no matter how many cultures you want to mesh together. If they do not ahere to one specific culture or belief clashes and alienation is going to become an issue.
Give the races their segregated areas and areas where people can be around other races, literally the easiest fix but since Rifen is a proud equality man like MLK he’ll only create more division.
So humans become hated?? I knew this “Equality” was bullsh*t. How exactly did the mc run his kingdom in his past life?
i hope the author explores this part more instead of just action and action (i love the action as well though just not mindless action)




































The author has taken on far too much here and hasn’t done himself any favors.
First of all, this is a fantasy Manhwa, not a non-fiction book on sociology, anthropology, law, or philosophy. We want an interesting and exciting story, not to delve into academic philosophical questions.
Second, there are still no clear solutions today for all these issues (racism, xenophobia, migration, etc) regarding how to deal with them or eliminate them. Thus, the author doesn’t have an answer here either and won’t be able to provide us with a satisfactory solution. This story can’t end well.