MC saves a girl JUST as she becomes a s*ave. Pays her debt and she becomes his s*ave right then and there. They go back to the inn and he sleeps with her and the other s*ave, she does so willingly even tho she was a former Nobles daughter and she worked really hard to try and repay her debt to avoid this scenario. Later she is so in love with the MC she takes a blood oath that even when her deb is paid off she will remain his s*ave for life......... ugh total reversal of her goal.

First of all the girl isn't a noble, she's just a merchants daughter (so not poor but not high class either). The reason she had the debt was bc she blew up an alchemist lab and many materials with it so she had a super high debt of 15 gold coins. Still she may have been able to pay it since she was a remarkable alchemist in training but she got a curse (which is a pretty common occurance in this novel) which makes her alchemist skills basically null i.e. She can't pay her debt. Then she tries to become an adventurer since she heard they make a lot of money. She meets MC there and he helps her out a little. Afterwards she impulsively goes to kill goblins even tho MC told her to wait bc she needed to pay her debt in 7 days or she becomes a s*ave. MC then saves her from golbins who trapped her since she has no combat experience. She clearly has feelings for him (cuz he's her knight in shining armor). The main point is the fact that it's not that she despises the idea of being someone's s*ave, it's that she can't become anyone's s*ave bc that would mean that they have to first pay her debt of 15 gold coins and since she's cursed she's not very good at anything or useful so no one would buy her and ofc people would be prejudiced against buying a s*ave like that. This means that she would be sent to a "concentration" camp where she would have to do manual labor 24/7 to pay off her debt (its a scam meaning almost no one ever manages to pay their debt there).

The MC, in her eyes, pays 11 gold for her (she managed to earn 4 herself) who is not able to battle or craft anything so ofc she would be touched. He brings her home but DOES NOT HAVE s*x WITH HER. He has another s*ave whom he saved from a similar situation and HE ALSO DOES NOT HAVE s*x WITH HER (he's not a wimp he just respects their feelings). He only hugs them and cuddles with them. Especially first s*ave bc has lived a miserable life and he always comforts her (which is why he sleeps with her since she feels afraid of being lonely).

One of them goes on to have an ability that somehow saves the day, except the situation is so specific that if it happens again you would think that the author has a fetish for zombie invasions. Failing an upcoming apocalypse, I can't see how this girl is meant to contribute. Maybe the author recognizes her limited usefulness because he tries to advertise the girl's other traits to keep her relevant. Every time the MC looks at her, it's to say that something about her is attractive. But it feels like it's being in monotone or something because, as you read it, what pops up in your head is a black kitchen-sized plastic bag filled with cardboard cut-out words like "she's pretty", "attractive eyes", "kissable lips", etc. Comic Sans. All Caps.

In other words, it's like you're waiting in line in a public area minding your own business when a random couple suddenly starts making out right in front of you without regards to the TPO. Go find a room!

As for the one after, you get a fail sob story that's supposed to warm you up to her. I like Tsunderes, but what we see here is a forced matchmaking with a girl that's not expressing tsuntsun, she's just annoying.