The MC was overstimulated and had a dry orgasm. The MC was embarrassed and didn't know what had happened, so he worriedly said to the ML that his body might be broken, and of course, the ML laughed and reassured him that it was normal. BUT that whole interaction was COMPLETELY cut off and replaced with the translation just saying that the MC ejaculated normally, and the ML said good job.

curing his sister.

And the way he takes care of his sister is adorable.

1. The army leaving Iberis to die makes no sense at all, even considering the rivalries between them. Iberis is the strongest and most promising esper they have, and on top of that, they were short of manpower, having to seek external contracts to meet the need (and they couldn't). So why leave Iberis to die? Making his life difficult by sending him to that isolated and frantic place? Okay, but discarding him as if he were easily replaceable is completely nonsensical.

2. Furthermore, going to Zone N is considered a demotion. But that's where the danger is, that's the most important place to protect. The merits are enormous. Sending someone there is simply giving them more opportunities to shine. How is that a punishment??? Punishment would be to prohibit him from going to the battlefield or acting on the front lines so as not to draw attention.

3. Are you telling me that the meticulous Logan would let "Lucas Blake" live even knowing that he was a skill user and could discover the truth behind his parents' death and seek revenge??? He would have gotten rid of him as quickly as possible, but he simply let him live his life and build a pharmaceutical empire.

Iberis is one of precious S-class esper however due to something he did (not his fault) he was treated unfairly by the government. This part is both understandable and incomprehensible at the same time. This story is kind of heavy in politic, you can expect things that can happen in guideverse coorporate political drama.

Back to Iberis, he has terminal condition and really need a guide or else he will die in a year or two (since he's kind of workaholic). However most guides are unable to handle or even touch him. That's where Luke (ML) comes from.

He has this typical depressed MC's trait that doesn't really have any will to live, perhaps a PTSD due to the incident that led to his neglect. Compared to other OP esper MC, I think he has more mixed baggages that make him a more complicated character, I mean complicated to understand.

It's normal for people to have inconsistent personality/traits in life, but in book it kind of minus point if characters didn't at least stick to one trait.

Aside from that, he's polite, not very social, and inexperienced in some areas but they're mostly due to his circumstances. There's some scenes that I think he's kinda cute, so at least there's that moment.

I will change my impression later as I read more.

Lucas or Luke gives me a different vibe to normal ML. I think he should be the top right? Okay now he has this common trait of ML top, being OP, has strong supporter, and has a very good position to save MC as his assigned doctor/physician and guide.

However unlike other ML where readers usually can't read much into their mind (appear mysterious etc) we are given a lot of his POV which show how much normal he was. We also told of his background and his goal. In just one-two chapters since he appeared, I feel he has richer life than MC lol.

It shouldn't be groundbreaking, but maan it's just uncommon for ML to be given this much normal POV so that I just have to mention it.

Also his actions bewildered Iberis although he didn't mean to, which I find funny since usually the role is reversed, it's usually the ML which get astonished by MC. I almost thought maybe their role reversed? let's check the tag again.

Ah both Iberis and Luke are around 24-25 and I think they feel their age. They both competent on their job since they have been doing it for years, they're trying to be professional but also has flaws due to their inexperience/immaturity befit their age. They're not overly mature or strangely immature. Normal ig.

saying "no" in almost every intimate scene. It makes sense in the beginning since Iberis is touch-starved and reacts sensitive to the guiding. He's overwhelmed. The repetitiveness of it gets annoying with time, though. The lack of inner monolog from Iberis during these scenes makes you question if he really means the "no" or not. Luke seems to know perfectly, though.

Again, it makes perfect sense for Iberis to act like this in the beginning due to his past and situation, but I would've really liked more inner monolog from him to make things clearer, or for him to develope in this area faster.

I also understand this can make it feel dub/non-con, but given the situation I wouldn't see it that way. It's basically just a Doctor saving a person's life. If Iberis refused the guiding he would die. And they don't have their first time until they're dating, either.

Luke never wants to cause harm to Iberis and never does anything Iberis truly doesn't want to unless it's to save Iberis' life, and even then he respects his wishes and doesn't cross the line unless Iberis consents.

I think the author handled their relationship really well and healthy.