Reincarnation with AI (Unemployment-Free)

Paul Grealat

Rudius's father.

When discussing family crises caused by infidelity, Paul is an indispensable figure.

Lilia could seduce him, but it's clear that Paul could refuse.

It takes two to tango, and Lilia had no way of coercing Paul.

Rudeus had convinced himself that Lilia was not wrong.

Paul is the protagonist of the family crisis.

Therefore, this matter cannot be resolved simply by getting rid of Lilia.

That's just a temporary solution; the family crisis is ultimately a matter between Paul and Senis.

Rudeus felt he still had some room to maneuver if getting rid of Lilia could prevent the situation.

In his past life, when Rudeus read novels and watched anime, he also thought Paul was a scumbag.

From a modern perspective, that is indeed the case.

Of course, Rudius understood perfectly well; men are all like that, birds have their own thoughts.

The body has its own will.

Before a boy takes on responsibility, shoulders duties, and becomes a real man, it cannot be said that being a womanizer is a flaw.

The real drawback is still infidelity after marriage.

In his previous life, Rudyus would not have posted comments or argued in the comment section; he belonged to the silent majority.

So when I watched the animation and discovered that Paul was cheating, I didn't feel much at all.

Isn't this normal?

If we replace Paul with someone from modern society...

Paul is a wealthy young master from a capitalist family. He is handsome, has a great physique, and knows how to please women. Because nobility cannot be easily converted into wealth, Paul is not only rich but also has terrifying power.

Then someone from the royal family of an oil-producing country would be a more suitable identity.

When you use ordinary people's values ​​to judge this kind of person.

Isn't this kind of person lawless?

In Rudyus's mind, isn't it normal for such people to be lawless?

Is drugging a woman to improve her health really such a trivial matter?

Why is having an affair being treated like such a big deal?

Why don't the royal family just make laws to legalize polygamy?

Whom do you look down on?

Rudius could roughly understand why those people thought this was abnormal, just as he could understand Paul's motivations.

However, I won't go into details here, and Rudius doesn't care.

After his reincarnation, Paul is no longer an embodiment of overwhelming negative comments, but a living, breathing person, standing before Rudius as a father.

Rudius's impression of this man underwent a complete transformation.

It can be said that he transformed from a shady young punk who couldn't control his crotch into Duan Zhengchun, the Prince of Duan, in the novel "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils".

He is proficient in all three sword styles, comes from a noble family, has a handsome face and an amazing physique, is the leader of an S-rank adventure team, is friendly and approachable, thoughtful and understanding, humorous, and knows how to charm girls...

And most importantly, his feelings for Senis were genuine.

Indeed, from Rudius's perspective, one can still find many shortcomings in Paul.

Even from this family perspective, from this unguarded perspective of living together day and night, Rudius still thought Paul was an excellent person.

Lilia's first time was with Paul to strengthen her body.

Lilia once thought this was a misfortune, but after Lilia went to work at the palace, she was subjected to the lewd looks and covetousness of various bloated nobles, and witnessed the perverse desires within the palace.

Lilia was relieved. She felt that it was nothing wrong to have given her first time to Paul, and was even glad about it. Therefore, she never resented Paul and even had a good impression of him.

Paul is just that good.

At the harvest celebration banquet, Rudius also saw Paul, who had drunk a little, surrounded by a group of women with a smug look on his face.

"Oh dear, I'm a little drunk. Can you take me to the woods over there?" the woman said, pretending to be drunk as she leaned against Paul.

"Oh dear! My head is spinning too..." another woman chimed in without hesitation.

They looked like a group strolling through the garden.

It's fair to say that if there weren't people watching, these women would have been more mindful of their shame; otherwise, they probably would have lifted their clothes right there and let Paul have his way with them.

So, is there any difference between the allure of these women and the allure of Lilia for Paul?

Rudius didn't know.

Although Rudeus subjectively likes Lilia, if he were to be seduced by Lilia, he would probably throw himself into her arms without hesitation.

However, Rudius only considered the women at the banquet to be lowly women.

It's clear that Rudeus was using his own perspective when facing Lilia, but when facing the women at the banquet, he adopted the perspective of Senis's enemy.

this is not right.

This is not Paul's perspective.

From Paul's perspective, temptation is everywhere, and he can take whatever he wants from every woman who tempts him.

So, is the problem still with Lilia?

No, the problem lies with Paul.

Maybe there are Paul's children out there.

No, Rudius felt that Paul must have fathered a child outside. There were no contraceptives in this world, and given how promiscuous he had been, it was impossible that he hadn't left behind a child.

Rudius thought that whenever Paul went out on inspection tours for work, a naked woman might pull him into a grove of trees on the way.

It doesn't take much time each time.

Having a child is nothing more than putting a green hat on her husband's head. Most women don't even know whose child it is, but since it was born from her womb, it must be hers.

In this situation, would Rudeus simply help Senis deal with Lilia?

No.

It would be better to let this bomb explode so that Paul can truly grow.

Senis understood this too.

I understood that when I was with Paul.

Senis knew what kind of person Paul was, but she was still attracted to him, and quickly fell for him after he promised her he would no longer have affairs with other women.

Even though she thought Paul would cheat on her sooner or later.

Senis was also an exceptionally outstanding woman, with an exceptional figure and appearance. She was also one of the top students in her school years and was hailed as the "benchmark of a rich young lady".

Furthermore, because they are followers of the Millic religion, the Millic doctrine only accepts monogamous marriage relationships.

Perhaps only a woman like this could keep Paul tied down.

It was only because of an exceptionally pure and virtuous young woman, and a partner with unwavering faith who would never betray him, that Paul was able to decide to start a family with her.

She was able to stand firm on her principles and make it clear that she would never accept Paul's attitude unless he agreed to say goodbye to other women.

Paul tried everything he could, from sweet talk to persistent pleading, but to no avail, and failed to break through Senis's bottom line.

This is the reason why Paul, who is used to infidelity and thinks he can easily seduce any woman, was able to firmly choose her and believe that the child in her womb is his.

Senis successfully withstood all of Paul's advances before gaining his approval.

This is the foundation of their love and the basis of their trust.

Even if the other person is Senis, Paul still doesn't believe 100% that she won't cheat. Paul will still subconsciously consider the possible people Senis might cheat with.

This is similar to Paul's self-perception; it's Paul's underlying logic that he doesn't trust women.

Paul believed there was no woman he couldn't get, and Senis knew that too.

At that time, the two of them were desperately trying to suppress the attraction between them and stick to their bottom line, but they were already on the verge of giving in.

So even after Paul verbally agreed, Senis still succumbed.

And she got pregnant on her first try.

Driven by this situation, Paul had to make a choice.

In comparison, from Paul's perspective, compared to his teammates, the bitch Alina Lizzie, or the stupid muscleman Gilead,...

Senis could be described as a goddess of wisdom and purity.

Kyrie Irvine was probably pure too, but unfortunately, he wasn't very bright.

For Paul, there was no other choice but Senis.

For Paul, who was in his early twenties.

Senis was someone he could easily decide to marry.

That's it.

But is this happiness an illusion?

Was Senis's smile when she greeted Paul every time he came home fake?

Married for many years, they are still inseparable, like two people in the throes of new love. Is their love for each other fake?

Was that love-filled embrace and kiss, which was as natural as eating and drinking, and which made Luo Qixi blush and her heart race every time, also fake?

No, if it can fill the naive Luo Qixi with longing for family and yearning for love, then this love must be genuine.

This love is genuine.

Rudeus himself might still be confused, but after seeing Loki, Rudeus's understanding of love deepened once again.

Love is a skill that needs to be learned and practiced.

Love is a dynamic process.

After consulting with AI, Rudius ultimately decided not to intervene in this family crisis.

Rudius believed in Paul, and he also believed in Senis.

Perhaps the person who needs to be most worried is Lilia.

But if things were to unfold as they did in the original story, Rudius would not intend to place all the blame on Paul.

Lilia needs protection, but Senis, who hasn't made any mistakes, needs Rudeus's protection even more.