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Chapter 482. Ring out the Old, Ring in the New
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    Sean765
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    January 1st
    2026
    7:39 PM
    Volume 2 is finally done, I can't wait to finish 3
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    Desperado
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    the factories there are suffering a shortage in manpower, so they’re willing to promise that the working hours and minimum wage will be much better than the current standard
    Similar thing happened in Europe after the many great plagues ravaged it. It even led into the Renissance. However, it'll prolly just get bad again once population recovers and jobs get scarce. Again, same thing happened when we hit the industrial revolution until war and liberalism changed things once more.
    Its a vicious cycle thats difficult to break.
    P S: Its so sad klein sees his family again but cant interact with them.
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    Ms. Tentacles
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    i feel so bad for klein, my heart aches more and more for him as the chapters fly past! butwhy
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    Aquamarine.H.___
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    volume 2 completed at thursday december 18 5:08 am. man this is an amazing series. Praise the fool, and we love you benson and melissa
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    Wait no
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    With tears in my eyes... I now start vol 3
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    ALI7854
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    september 11th at 5:31pm
    volume 2 is done
    rip old kohler
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    MrMeeseeks154
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    10/04/2025- Finished Volume 2. Wow this novel is amazing. I started reading after finishing the anime and I've loved every bit of it. Writing isn't easy!!! Onto to volume 3, The Traveler!
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    SomeoneRandom
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    With the death of thousands, we get hope for tens of thousands, and maybe even more as the acts improve living conditions. But does that make the deaths worth it? Did Old Kosher deserve to lose his life for the sake of those in the future? Maybe only the goddess knows.
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      Desperado
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      Worth it foe the people left, not so much for those lost.
      Unfortunately, I feel any relief is only temporary. Once population recovers and explodes, fierce job competition will lower standards once more. Even the new laws are only a stopgap that could be repealed or circumvented. Its the cycle of history but still worth it in the end as even temporary golden age is better than none.
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    Mountain
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    Kohler.. ngl he hit me hard cause he reminds me of my father a lot..

    Rest In Peace
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      SomeoneRandom
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      Same but with Liv. Even in her last moments, she was more concerned about her daughter than for herself. She is the true embodiment of a parent and I was heartbroken to see her go.
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    lampooning-fool
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    From the Author's note at the end of Vol. 2
    "...The title of this book is “Faceless”, which is expected to have
    three meanings. Note that the following are the standard
    answers for reading comprehension.
    The first is to be advance to “Faceless”, which is the simplest and
    easiest to think of.
    The second is to represent Klein’s living condition in Backlund.
    He uses fake face, fake name and fake identity to get to knows
    people, handles things and gets involved in disturbances. But
    when he returns home, he is still lonely and deserted.
    The third refers to those who have been smashed into powder or
    rushed in the great era. In history books, they have no name, no
    appearance, no past, no life, and exist only in simple numbers or
    descriptions. In a sense, isn’t this a “Faceless”? The least
    noticeable cannon fodder, who cares what their faces look like?
    Just like the sentence “when one is hungry, one eats another”,
    how much sadness, pain, cruelty, bloody and despair are
    contained in the simple six words, and how many living people
    without faces or names are condensed? Tens of thousands,
    hundreds of thousands, millions!
    Therefore, I tried to give some descriptions to the Old Kohler, Liv
    and Freya in the waves of the times, try to restore the hopes,
    hardships and tragedies of these “Faceless” making them look
    like people instead of numbers. Although this second part is a big
    reason for scattered, it is the hidden main line. ..."
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      SomeoneRandom
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      Thank you
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      fancia
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      I hope the donghua will somehow include this monologues in the end that said about cannon fodder faceless...maybe at the scene where Klein visited Kohler's and Liv's graves....Klein could lampoon about it there.
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