Genius Indeed.

Damn son he really had a plan for the counterplan of the plan of the counterplan of the plan.

10/10 All according to keikaku

(keikaku means plan)

Ah yes the classic, you fell into my trap thing while I was pretending to be in yours. At least MC is showing that he is changing emotionally through this whole experience.

It's nice to hide things from the audience, but it's more interesting to use subtle foreshadowing like minor visual cues rather than just wordplay alone.

I'm Batman

I know I'm supposed to be going "Wow! Super smart!" but all I'm think is that this is all BS. I think this manga could do well to take itself a little less seriously.

@Aruvian the power of control depends on the degree of indebtedness the opponent feels towards him.

@Aruvian He can order only to repay the subjective amount of the debt. Since he waited only a few second to go along with the MC plan, he can only ask for a small order.

why didn't he ordered the MC to kill himself or something? Isn't it supposed to be instant win the time he landed the slave skill?
why take a roundabout way like only restricting his leg? Did I miss something? damn I'm confused

@SpacyRicochet similar to fat gum while inside the negotiation nobody can harm both sides until they agreed on something but any damage they gained are absorbed and can be released by the user.

It’s quite a win-win ability,if it’s 1v 1 cause ether you get a deal with your opponent or if they try and fight back you kill them. The only reason the old mad died is because the deal was the baby won’t die if old guy gets killed.

So did he just revel his true ability indirectly?

All according to the

What was that finisher on the negotiation ability again?

By the end of this manga this dude going to talk no jitsu out of the game.

little did you know that my plan involves your plan succeeding therefore I WIN!

this is beyond keikaku

lol

"I changed"
me: NO YOU DON'T