The Former Structural Analyst's Otherworldly Adventure Story - Vol. 2 Ch. 11

[flannan]

@dextersTomato - I guess MC's willingness to forgive Izabelle shows that she is worthy of the title "saint". Isn't being a saint all about limitless kindness?

 

[HDMI1]

@Salfaro Considering the background shading the god Garland intercepted the spell and she popped up right next to him.

 

[blablablub]

She fought back! She fought back! She fought back!


Aaaaaaaand goes stupido shortly after...

 

[Bootybug]

So did she get transported to some far away land , where she has to struggle to find her way home and gain companions on the way... sounds oddly familiar.

 

[aFFi]

@Bootybug
She'll probably befriend a Nymph with blue hair and orange gemstone in her forehead, called a "Superb".
Then she'll have sex with a douchebag that will destroy her self-esteem and join a magic academy unable to love anyone... or something.

 

[Siikalahna]

Fucking hell, this MC... What an utter disappointment. I really hope that Isabelle bitch gets away and Charlotte ends up either getting locked up for life or executed, because fuck that braindead piece of shit human garbage. How in the fucking hell can you fall for the same tricks by the same bitch so many fucking times and still not grow a single fucking braincell?

 

[coldb7]

Are you fucking serious.

 

[feha]

I dont know if it is the translations (if so, it would have to be not just this chapter, but pretty much all of them despite having had 3 groups), or if the manga is all over the place, but this is all over the place.

@blablablub yeah, I was really surprised when she fought back. Mostly because she was too wrung out to even move a finger. About as surprised as I was then she suddenly sat up (which I quickly dismissed as artists freedom, since yknow, she said she literally couldnt move)

@flannan nah, a saint is only about being chosen by god (supposedly), their moral alignment is irrelevant. Though generally a saint is in reality merely about being popular, a form of lipservice to make miracles and feats a monopoly of the church.

 

[coldb7]

If I remember correctly the boy she turned into a hero(I hate how in manga that's a specific class) has a skill call teleportation, so that will probably come to be used.

 

[flannan]

@aFFi @Bootybug - is it a reference to some other manga? What's the name of that manga, and is it worth reading?

 

[LuryB3]

Thanks

 

[aFFi]

@flannan
The manga I reference is Mushoku Tensei, currently airing its first season of anime.
I changed the details enough to not really be a full on spoiler.

The manga is good, the anime is god-like for the moment.

 

[Zacoras]

what the hell happen with the female oriented manga, every villain its a fucking psycho but NEVER deserve a punishment equal of their evil activities its the most creepy cliches of the shoujou stories

 

[Wolvenworks]

mother
fucking
really

 

[Dvoid]

Its bizarre that the author choose to portray this while they are so young.

@feha @flannan that depends on the setting, but usually either the saint's moral has to align with their god or they must be of higher moral standard.

 

[theowww]

a place that is farthest must be Garland house, right Cliff-san? *wink*

 

[willyt]

hopefully she is executed... by now she really deserves it with no chance of redemption...
she is too young? apaprently not really if she has come back to kill someone with her own hands...

 

[Trezcast]

@Dvoid I was thinking the same for a while, when has there ever been a 7 year old malicious and crafty enough to plan such things?

They would probably end things after finding out it’s their fault people are dying all over the country...

It would be scary if a 7 year old thinks murder is a solution for getting out of trouble....

 

[Trezcast]

Honestly though the more this happens the more irksome it becomes.

I HATE the forgive-all mentality of Japanese reincarnators. I don’t know WHY we see this here so often! I get that they mean to portray the MCs as having lived longer than their current age which makes them more “mature” but it reaches a point where you think: There was actually a thin hair’s difference between depiction of maturity and plain naïve endless stupidity (a.k.a dumbass one-brain-cell’d-ness)

 

[flannan]

@aFFi - I see. I read that manga before, so it came to mind, but it didn't seem to be similar to this one, so I was confused.

@Dvoid @Trezcast - I suspect the fake saint is reincarnated too. That would explain a lot.

@Trezcast - Japan is said to be the place that breeds very naive people, and Japanese tourists are said to easily get in trouble in other countries.
Still, I'd rather read about all-forgiving Japanese reincarnators than about murder-their-whole-family Chinese cultivators.