Doggone Academy Chapter 63 Discussion

Weird as hell MC, would make more sense if he was a yandere instead of whatever this thing is.

I can't tell if the author is going for badass or pushover MC. He's never proactive, always reactive and it's like he isn't even a character at all. Almost every character interaction with the MC is them starting the conversation first then him replying meekly (ofc except for his harem members who isnt his teacher, then he replies in a calm 2cool4u dense protag type of writing).

MC was abandoned by his mother and his childhood friend-cum-lover so you'd expect him to either be super dependent guy who has abandonment issues or be untrusting of others, MC is the former. Nothing wrong with this but after being abandoned twice you'd think he be a little more proactive and try other things but he has no mind of his own, he's literally just repeating what he was doing with childhood friend prior to being abandoned except this time he's stronger. Granted he became lovers with his childhood friend because of his doormat personality but my point is he still got tossed away despite that, yet for some reason he still acts the same way he did. All that goes in his head is either train 24/7 (this is the realistic part of the MC since he was abandoned because he thought he was weak) or follow instructions. He never once thinks for himself. The only semblance of MC actually doing things of his own accord is when he has his dream future vision.

There's also this part where the author emphasizes how special the MCs sword is when he writes the teacher telling the MC to never reveal his sword in front of people under any circumstances unless his life was endangered because people would do anything to gain their hands on it, including killing. Then he contradicts this by having the MC just casually shows it off to some other student of the academy he was sparring with for his entrance exam or whatever and 3 other examineers. Yes the MC showed off his sword in front of others just to pass a test. This was immediately glossed over and there was 0 repercussions because it just so happens to be that the people there weren't greedy enough to try to take that sword for themselves.