I Have Been Called The Idiot Son Behind My Back. But I Remembered Memories, And I Can Use The Abilities I Had In My Past Life. So I Will Make Use of Major Online Stores Like Am**on And Aim for a Slow Life for Now - 110

## Chapter 110: If I Can’t Move Here, I Might As Well Die

As I stepped out of the carriage, I was met with the bustling energy of the commoners.

However, as I listened to their voices, I could hear snippets of conversation indicating that they despised the person causing trouble at the moment.

Summarizing what the commoners were discussing, it seemed that the troublemaker had started patrolling the area without being asked and suddenly began demanding a location fee, claiming to be a guard in times of trouble.

I wondered what the guards were doing, but it became clear that they were turning a blind eye since they were benefiting from bribes, reducing their workload and increasing their profits. This was evident from the fact that the lord had not intervened. The guards, with their pockets lined and duties neglected, were drinking during the day.

The discontent of the commoners reached my ears from all around.

Should I report this situation to Lord Kaiser? Or is it not my place to intervene? Should I convey this through my father if I am unable to act? As I pondered this, the very man causing the trouble began to strike a commoner woman.

I couldn’t watch any longer.

Even though I thought that in my mind, my body refused to move out of fear.

I hated myself for only being able to wish that someone would rescue her from that man.

As things escalated, the man finally threatened to kill her father as an example.

I thought this was too much, but still, my body wouldn’t move, and my throat was dry, preventing me from speaking out.

I could only stand there, paralyzed with fear, furious at my helplessness, and shedding tears of frustration.

It was infuriating and frustrating.

In the end, I had not changed at all since those days.

I had wanted to change from my previous self so much, but merely thinking about it had done nothing; without action, nothing had changed.

I despised this.

I never wanted to feel that miserable again, and if I couldn’t act now, I would never forgive myself for the rest of my life.

“Olivia, it’s getting dangerous. Let’s go back to the carriage.”

“…No, Father…”

“Olivia… I understand how you feel, but your life is the priority right now… Hey, Olivia! Come back!!”

If I can’t move here, I might as well die.