Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu - Vol. 7 Ch. 49 - Moon-led...
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Nice, justo cuando me iba :eyes:
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Thanks for the chapter
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Oh shit! The title nearly dropped!
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Hmmmmmmmmmm? Wait a second.
Assuming there's no time gap between those two events (the war and Makoto reaching Rotsgard)
Does this mean Bug literally kidnapped Makoto to throw him into the war the very same night he arrive at Rotsgard?
I thought he got to meet with some people/setup some teaching first before that happened.
(should be his first fight against Sophia, since the war in Limia was at least a 2nd round thing)
Does this mean Bug literally kidnapped Makoto to throw him into the war the very same night he arrive at Rotsgard?
I thought he got to meet with some people/setup some teaching first before that happened.
(should be his first fight against Sophia, since the war in Limia was at least a 2nd round thing)
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I really like that song too... "Moon Over the Castle" (They just added the "ruined")
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This is chapter 68. Except, the matter with the bandits are not in the web novel at all.
Nope, the bug abducted him before he got to the academy. IIRC, Makoto didn't even know he was signing up to be a teacher until after he got to Rotsgard for the first time, which is after the battle.
@dend08
This is chapter 68. Except, the matter with the bandits are not in the web novel at all.
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It has been a few years since I read the wn, but from what I remember it is at least week after he arrives and has been teaching the class. The only reason I can even remember this is due to other people (his students) mentioning his written tone is quite different than his spoken one thereafter.
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Now this is really interesting. Direct evidence that the black-haired heroine's companions are deliberately contradicting their previous morals and characters because...the shitfuck hero threw a bitchfit at a party?
We already know that the "prettiest" humans have such an overwhelming Cockroach blessing that there's effectively no such thing as complex strategy or tactics, whether it be personal combat or open war. I wonder if it goes deeper than that; the world is ruled by beautiful people because the Cockroach blessing destroys people's minds and renders them temporarily obedient whenever they are confronted by someone prettier than them. You can resist it (kind of - see page 10 of this chapter) if you're sufficiently self-aware of the bullshit to notice it happen, but the only way to refute it is to be so diametrically opposed to the Cockroach that you actively hate / despise / are antagonistic to it (see; scheming princess).
We already know that the "prettiest" humans have such an overwhelming Cockroach blessing that there's effectively no such thing as complex strategy or tactics, whether it be personal combat or open war. I wonder if it goes deeper than that; the world is ruled by beautiful people because the Cockroach blessing destroys people's minds and renders them temporarily obedient whenever they are confronted by someone prettier than them. You can resist it (kind of - see page 10 of this chapter) if you're sufficiently self-aware of the bullshit to notice it happen, but the only way to refute it is to be so diametrically opposed to the Cockroach that you actively hate / despise / are antagonistic to it (see; scheming princess).
