Shura Youjo no Eiyuutan ~Hanpa-sha to Iwa Reta Youhei, Youjo ni Tensei Shite Nariagaru~ - Vol. 1 Ch. 5

[MangaDex]

 

[Julianganteng]

First!! Thx for the translation...

 

[rimurualvin]

Baru nih

 

[xyzzy]

Dude’s last thoughts were realizing that the crazy old guy he met before actually became the little girl, the absolute madman

 

[Shmeep]

I'm wondering where this whole "Talent vs. Hard Work" dynamic will end up going. The main character's perspective has a ton of respect for people that put the work in, but it feels like he's also able to end a fight whenever he wants if the opponent lacks a matching level of Od Power. It has me thinking of 7th Prince a bit, but the MC doesn't have a stable of weaker allies to protect and nurture yet.

 

[Kanade0021]

I wonder if there will be a time skip and have our mc grownup to fight the heroes? Or is she gonna fight the invader hero with that body?

 

[Jon]

I wonder if there will be a time skip and have our mc grownup to fight the heroes? Or is she gonna fight the invader hero with that body?

They'll have to do something. Our MC drained their reserves against a regular guy, much less a hero. Sure the dude was like peak human, but we already saw the nearly unscalable chasm that separates humans from heroes.

 

[kingkongkr]

dam I never realized how nice it feels to get daily updates

 

[Haezer]

Pretty sure one of the heroes will come, save the day, realize that MC is a potential hero, decide to bring her to the capital and go through the training to become an actual hero alongside academy arc oh my god another academy arc again

 

[Mystearical]

Pretty sure one of the heroes will come, save the day, realize that MC is a potential hero, decide to bring her to the capital and go through the training to become an actual hero alongside academy arc oh my god another academy arc again

Sometimes I feel like the only person on this site who isn't tired of the academy arc yet.

 

[damadicius]

I'm wondering where this whole "Talent vs. Hard Work" dynamic will end up going.

I hope they don’t go the “Actually, people don’t know Od grows the most during childhood the more you spend it, basically I have limitless potential within this time span” route.

 

[5hijima]

"what are you"
"im the god of wa- wait- no im a ..loli... yes..."

 

[Shmeep]

I hope they don’t go the “Actually, people don’t know Od grows the most during childhood the more you spend it, basically I have limitless potential within this time span” route.

Power systems that boil down to "Just Use This Simple Trick!" make me grumble

 

[BreadBunny]

so like, we do already know the MC's Odo has grown tremendously because all the power they've built up using an entire lifetime of training and experience has been transferred to a new body using a much raised maximum bar.

Like the reason why the MC couldn't become a hero is because in her old body her max cap of Odo was just low, and it's not so much the case that people with a higher max cap are just naturally stronger it's that training will get them further.

No tricks or special talent necessary, the wizard probably just gave her a body that doesn't have a max cap and thus all the work she's done is now paying off in full rather than incrementally because she's no longer actively hitting her own limit.

 

[Celiohogane]

I'm wondering where this whole "Talent vs. Hard Work" dynamic will end up going. The main character's perspective has a ton of respect for people that put the work in, but it feels like he's also able to end a fight whenever he wants if the opponent lacks a matching level of Od Power. It has me thinking of 7th Prince a bit, but the MC doesn't have a stable of weaker allies to protect and nurture yet.

I mean, we know where it ended, Hard Work lost, the old man died super easy, MC now only can win because he obtained talent with this lil girl's body that has a shit ton of mana.

No tricks or special talent necessary, the wizard probably just gave her a body that doesn't have a max cap and thus all the work she's done is now paying off in full rather than incrementally because she's no longer actively hitting her own limit.

"No talent necessary" doesn't work when he literally did get the talent.

 

[Lunkli]

I like how this manga's able to show a character being skilled at fighting without relying on them just spamming flashy totally-not-magic skills.

 

[lesseffective]

I'm wondering where this whole "Talent vs. Hard Work" dynamic will end up going. The main character's perspective has a ton of respect for people that put the work in, but it feels like he's also able to end a fight whenever he wants if the opponent lacks a matching level of Od Power. It has me thinking of 7th Prince a bit, but the MC doesn't have a stable of weaker allies to protect and nurture yet.

The way I see this particular narrative being driven is a showcasing of Hard Work > Talent > Talent + Hard Work.

 

[welcome2atlantis]

She tested her new powers, and it worked on the old knight.
Now go and apply it to the enemy's Hero. I'm looking forward to it.

 

[gr2222]

I hope they don’t go the “Actually, people don’t know Od grows the most during childhood the more you spend it, basically I have limitless potential within this time span” route.

He was training since he was a child remember? and he still had very little.

They'll have to do something. Our MC drained their reserves against a regular guy, much less a hero. Sure the dude was like peak human, but we already saw the nearly unscalable chasm that separates humans from heroes.

He didn't drain his reserves, I think. He simply said that it is draining quickly, not that it is empty, besides it might work closer to a video game mana or stamina bar, and it replenishes fast. Also I also think it might be a translation error, and he actually said that 'it will drain it quickly', since he didn't break his stance before that thought, but after.

 

[jasty]

It's like she's obsessed with needlessly dropping hints to her past life.
Why'd she even bother picking a new name? She's not making the slightest effort to forge a new identity.