Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 233: He Really Is a Good Person

‘Roel Ascart was an extremely careful person’, this was an evaluation shared by almost everyone who knew him after he regained the memories of his past life.

From the moment Roel became cognizant of the true nature of this world, he knew right away that he wasn’t someone blessed by the world. He was far too aware of the threats lurking around him that he couldn’t rest at ease even after he won Alicia and the others over to his side.

One of the reasons why that was the case was his fear of the original plotline.

Having lived in this world for many years now, Roel couldn’t think of Eyes of the Chronicler as a simple game anymore. This world was indubitably his current reality, regardless of whether it was the world of a gal game or not. Going by the plotline, the academy arc was definitely going to be a vital phase for him.

He had worked hard thus far to shake up the plotline as much as he could, and he didn’t think that his efforts had been in vain since he had significantly changed Alicia, Nora, and Charlotte’s view of him. However, he still wasn’t convinced that this was enough.

It was true that three of the female capture targets no longer bore hostility toward him, but he thought that it would be foolish to simply shrug off the threats posed by the other key elements that led to his downfall.

The black-haired, blue-eyed young man who was trudging on while staring at a piece of paper in his hand was a familiar person to Roel Ascart, for he was the protagonist of the Eyes of the Chronicler, Paul Ackermann.

If Roel remembered correctly, this was the opening scene that occurred thirty seconds into the game, a cutscene that could be collected and replayed from the main menu.

In Roel’s previous world, it was a tradition for the protagonist to be late for school on his very first day due to some compelling reason, whether he overslept or bumped into a beautiful girl with a piece of bread in her mouth. As the protagonist of a gal game, Paul had such a cliché scene too, just that the bread had been replaced with a hulki

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