S Rank Boukensha de Aru Ore no Musume-tachi wa Juudo no Father Con de Shita - Ch. 47 - Sage VS Great Sage

[Nopan-san]

Etra is definitely not in her 20's

 

[ScryedParadox]

The girl who was the most daddy's girl of all the daddy's girl just unleashed her full power because of her love for her daddy.

Very fitting.

 

[Moodyz]

Next chapter she transforms to Hulk Hogan.

 

[Imryse]

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the loli baba

 

[Imryse]

Grandma love it's a tough love ...

She totally don't want her granddaughter to experience similar suffering as her

And because both are same mindset...she totally knows how to unlock that girl true potential

every chapter with her has been worse then the one berfore.

 

[Diagus]

Next Boss

 

[lenovoaxioo]

accelerator is level 5 not because he is the strongest among level 5

Really weak shit.
This is the equivalent of a nerd being called a loser enough times until he gets mad enough, to suddenly be able to solve any test without looking.

A mage doesn't just "power up", and this "hero factor" is probably the worst thing to copy from DBZ or One Piece. It just feels like the author had no idea how to powerup these characters at all in a creative manner, so just shove in some mystical power instead.


You admit to like a character, that lectures someone on "protecting your loved ones", while a moment ago unleashing a nuke on the city "as a test, just a prank bruh".

Just saying. . . i don't think she's going to win this fight.

 

[lenovoaxioo]

Well, Series would at least agree with her.

 

[Elhao]

I already knew her logic, but it's truly such shit to see her say it out loud. Imagine someone says to you, "this person said they were gonna come kick your ass, so I came and tried to kick your ass to make sure you would be ready for them." The fact that the MC acted as if her logic is reasonable is so stupid. When can we kill her?

"Yes, I murdered the victim, but she would have died in 30 years anyway." "Sound logic, can't argue with that."

 

[Imryse]

I have a few pet peeves where manga and manga fandom is concerned. Right up there alongside bad, plot-altering translations is people that don't carefully read what's written and then complain about "strange" or "sudden" things that were already clear and even discussed by readers in previous chapters. Yes, the reason that three different people with the Hero attributes were together in that village is because that village was the home of the previous Hero's descendants. The Ancient Dragon was even confirmed to have been not a random monster that Kaiser accidentally woke up with his fight, but a general of the Demon King's army that came there specifically to eradicate the village and erase the bloodline.

Anyway, for those complaining about the reason for sending the hydra, I don't think we're really supposed to see it as the "right" thing to do. She's not exactly a "good" character. Not bad either, but not the sort that would invariably do the most gentle, merciful thing possible. With knowledge of an imminent attack specifically targeting a kingdom, the people of the kingdom were essentially already dead if they couldn't defend against a small fraction of the force. While it's not the best course of action, it'd probably have been difficult to argue since this is a critical situation where survival of a few would be impressive. Doesn't mean he thought she was right, but it makes it rather difficult to argue.

Anyway, I kind of suspect that she really did it out of a different kind of necessity: it looks like the Hero attributes don't just randomly awaken, but have to be driven out by a desperate need. Not an uncommon trope, but does provide some slight improvement over just suddenly gaining new powers. If she knew or suspected that the girls had these factors, and that the danger was severe enough that the Hero would be the only way to deal with the coming storm, then it could be a crucial situation was necessary to force the awakening. The only way to force it would be to force the girls to recognize the scale of the threat they faced so they'd know their own weakness and the potential consequences if they don't find the strength.

The biggest point now, in my opinion, is whether the story will continue to have Kaiser be this impossibly powerful monster that can kill any enemy that threatens his daughters, or it will finally face them with a situation where even their father isn't enough and they need to make use of their powers and his teachings to surpass him. If Kaiser remains the instant solution to every situation, yeah this story will seriously fail. If they finally have the girls reach him, even through the awakening of hidden powers, then it has some real potential to be more than just doting daughter fanservice.

him being completely overpowered is essential. it's supposed to be about him protecting his daughters, the"doting daughter fanservice" as you put it is the entire point.

 

[YamiRi]

It is a bankai!
Time to go full Nanoha, Meryl!

 

[HDMI1]

So i'm guessing all three of the girls have some sort of blessing. (currently) We have seen the Hero factor of the sword master and sage girl. I am curious what the guild master will have (Some sort of ability to amass information, like a satellite?)

It's probably going to be called "Akashic Records" or something generic like that.

Really weak shit.
This is the equivalent of a nerd being called a loser enough times until he gets mad enough, to suddenly be able to solve any test without looking.

A mage doesn't just "power up", and this "hero factor" is probably the worst thing to copy from DBZ or One Piece. It just feels like the author had no idea how to powerup these characters at all in a creative manner, so just shove in some mystical power instead.

It looks less like a power up and more like an energy boost. "The One Loved By The World" sounds like infinite mana supply by the planet giving her direct access to it instead of her using her personal mana.

 

[vali007]

The one with the plot armor, what kind of bullshit is this.

 

[kaminomikan]

it is good, that the idiot sage gets a wake up beating.

 

[Oobaka-san]

"Yes, I murdered the victim, but she would have died in 30 years anyway." "Sound logic, can't argue with that."

Where are you getting the "in 30 years" part? Way it was described, it sounded like she expected it much sooner, soon enough that there's really no time to waste finding individuals that actually can put up a fight and getting them ready for a fight.


Also, to another post, judging from the title I got the impression that it's more about doting daughters. And I'm just saying it can stay a simple fanservice series about a guy with daughters that want him and will certainly want him more when they find out it wouldn't be incest, or it can advance a bit and have those daughters be as badass or even more, fulfilling his expectations from the start that they would eventually reach even greater heights. A harem with an OP "king" can be awesome. A battle harem where the girls are also OP or even more OP can be even more awesome.

 

[Elhao]

Where are you getting the "in 30 years" part? Way it was described, it sounded like she expected it much sooner, soon enough that there's really no time to waste finding individuals that actually can put up a fight and getting them ready for a fight.

I was showing the absurdity of her statement, that the protagonist just agrees with without any reflection, by using the same framework but changing the parameters. It doesn't matter if it's 30 years or one day. You don't cut someone's life short.

She had the choice to warn the authorities of the impending attack and have them prepare as best as possible. She chose "lol, surprise hydra! If you can't deal with that (without any prior warning), what's the point of being alive anyway?" This isn't just stupid, it's malicious. Every person who died would be one person less to fight the demons. She paved the way for them.

 

[Grye]

i will protect the daddy that protects me

 

[Amenohi]

Don't know where the story is headed, but I'd prefer the daughters do the heavy lifting while mum (Regina) and dad watch on from the side lines. Maybe provide help in a couple of occasions.
Also don't forget to lock grandma in a nursing home.

 

[Oobaka-san]

Don't know where the story is headed, but I'd prefer the daughters do the heavy lifting while mum (Regina) and dad watch on from the side lines. Maybe provide help in a couple of occasions.
Also don't forget to lock grandma in a nursing home.

Agreed. A story of a doting father and his loving daughters kind of needs to reach a point where those daughters can stand on their own, even if this just means standing by his side or right in front of him. Like I said, a battle harem has a lot of potential to exceed a hero's harem.

In any case, I'm getting the feeling (and hoping) that we're getting close to the point where Kaiser's true relation to the girls is revealed. My guess is either it comes out that the girls have this Hero attribute and Kaiser doesn't, raising doubts about their parentage, or they end up fighting the leaders and one of them drops something about the village, exposing that a "child with a Hero attribute" would have to be a survivor of the village they already know Kaiser couldn't save. I just kind of wish they hadn't made it into a targeted attack that just happened to coincide with his quest. I mean, I already doubt the girls would ever blame him for the situation, and there'd be a lot more the author could do with the girls working to convince their father that he wasn't at fault rather than just having it revealed that he had nothing to do with the dragon's appearance from the start. And not just in terms of dramatic conflict; this could easily be used as a basis for the girls to just pile on him and shower him with love and affirm that none of them could ever think him responsible for their village's destruction. Obviously followed immediately after by the girls shifting their thoughts to how this impacts their "love".

 

[Lbofun]

Ah yes the old "I did this horrible thing for you own good" I hate that trope so much, as someone that grew up with a parent that said those same words.