Isekai Tensei ni Kansha o - Vol. 2 Ch. 11

[ninjadork]

@LysandersTreason The road to hell is very much paved with good intentions. Ask the cracked bones of every revolutionary murdered by their successors. And every child of a divorce filled with poison by one parent or another. And every friendship destroyed because someone thought they knew everything they needed.

It's a bloody road that goes ever on.

 

[Shamz]

i thought more people would complain about how the author made it like the only one with a brain is the mc...

 

[dokidoki]

i wonder how many more chapters till we can finally see a adventure with MC and not him getting his party ready, im guessing this might be the last char for his party so maybe in 2 chapters we can finally see some action

 

[Silwith]

@LysandersTreason Maybe, i dont like people with this thinking who doesnt talk to the people they are affecting tho. I think the author wants us to be symphatetic with her, like "she did nothing wrong, but she is blaming herself", its a somewhat typical situation, but in my opinion she really IS to blame, at least partly, for his death.
And that she is in part responsible for the death for her own best friend drops her scores for me, not that i hate her or so, but yeah. Well, Characters with real flaws and failures are better than bland nothings, so, im intrested how she evolves.

 

[TimeDevil]

@Silwith Everybody has times where they drift apart for one reason or another, just because one of them died doesn't mean it's anybody's fault but the dead persons for doing something so dangerous to begin with.

 

[Silwith]

@TimeDevil Thats your opinion on it, not mine. For me she is partly at fault, since she is the one knowing him the best i would say she has the most part of the fault together with himself.
You can see that different of course, but its not that my view on it will change because of that :)

 

[TimeDevil]

@Silwith That's fine we shall just agree to disagree.

 

[alonerone]

Now you're just being nosy

 

[captain_crunch]

"in another world, i became a motivational speaker"

 

[Kaarme]

@Liar In most isekai it's some snot-nosed high schooler who gets sent into the new world. What kind of life experience would they have to take with them? In series where it's a salaryman, or something along those lines, they actually often do use their previous experience. If they don't, it's typically because they lived a shitty life and purposefully want to do everything differently (like in Mushoku Tensei). Of course what they often do is just glorious Japan banzai stuff, but even that is understandable in a sense (even if annoying for a non-Japanese reader).

 

[KajurN]

On hindsight it was 95% her fault what the fuck she was thinking.

 

[Beregorn]

@greyhud90 nope, 3 chapter flashback on how he reached those conclusions

 

[Artaris]

This is an unusual isekai manga. The center of story is not the MC, but people around him.

by the way, thanks for translating

 

[Goretantath]

The mc is powerfull in wisdom, and the main focus isnt killing the demon king, its helping the populace feel more "human" and becoming closer with each other.. This mangaka is a genious and i hope they continue to create such wonderfull works of art. The way the world is right now, stuff like this is needed the most.

 

[Lotvk]

a big old shit in the mouth of wish fulfillment power trip isekai huh

 

[Zacoras]

I was thinking to much butt, in what crazy moment change the old lady of the orphanage telling the story of Aria to Beth husband and in what fu*king momment the MC know him to take the time to explain a stranger what finally happened