The look on his face alone told me that he was completely serious about Park Deok-Gu’s love life.0

‘Look at that face, damn it.’1

I had my suspicions, but could it really be that Deok-Gu’s marriage was going to be the final turning point? At this rate, it wouldn’t even be surprising if Hwang Jung-Yeon had gone off the deep end in the first life. 0

Considering how things were back then, it wasn't exactly that strange.0

The world prioritized war technology and magic over things like welfare for civilians or adventurers. In that kind of environment, there was a very real chance that someone like Hwang Jung-Yeon, who had researched anything and everything, ended up going down the path of figuring out the most efficient ways to kill people, showing that classic mad scientist side of hers. 0

On top of that, he seemed to be seriously overestimating the pig.0

Just at a glance, he saw through Deok-Gu’s growth, thanks to the gear he was wearing and all that. It looked like he had concluded that Second Life Park Deok-Gu was on a completely different level compared to the first.0

‘He’s probably got that Mind’s Eye thing, too. He can see everything.’0

At this point, comparing him to before was meaningless. Sure enough, like some kind of matchmaking agency evaluator, he went through Park Deok-Gu’s stats, and his face filled with surprise. He had to have expected him to grow, but he had clearly never imagined that his little pig would turn out like this.0

‘Yeah… I didn’t expect this either.’0

Just how much had been poured into him to keep him from...0