Henkyou no Ofuroya-san, Harem ni Naru: Yamaoku ni Aru Sabireta Onsen no Kounou ga Cheat Sugite Onna Boukensha ni Daininki na Ken

[MangaDex]

 

[xXPenisXx]

What's up with the "author?" Was this literally written by committee?

 

[Trig_Zero]

i feel like thats not chapter 1....

 

[MadWeeb]

i feel like thats not chapter 1....

 

[Trig_Zero]

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exactly
unless its just a terribly written and paneled foreshadowing

 

[JJ1738]

This is very good I could see future success they just have to work on the panels and make make it a little bit more clear if there's gonna be foreshadowing.

 

[Trig_Zero]

sheesh
ngl not bad
paneling ok
plot not too braindead
development (aside from the segs) actually makes sense
and lastly, segs

also never really gave a thought to how a warrior should heal properly from grave wounds
this makes a lot of sense actually
a kind of hydrotherapy so to speak

 

[Zones]

This is better than I expected tbh.

 

[Ochrolv]

@MadWeeb Congrats on translating a new manga that also makes it to the front page of Mangadex's Popular New Titles (at the time of me typing this it is currently at #10). Hope this tells you that people love this cultured piece of work & would love to see more of it. Appreciate the translations like always.

 

[A_Walking_Meme]

am i the only one who thinks the female warrior looked better with scars than when they healed? it sounds morally wrong to say, but idk how else to explain it...

 

[MadWeeb]

@MadWeeb Congrats on translating a new manga that also makes it to the front page of Mangadex's Popular New Titles (at the time of me typing this it is currently at #10). Hope this tells you that people love this cultured piece of work & would love to see more of it. Appreciate the translations like always.

thankyou for all the support

 

[Urdine]

am i the only one who thinks the female warrior looked better with scars than when they healed? it sounds morally wrong to say, but idk how else to explain it...

With out them it draws attention to the weird proportions she has in some scenes afterwards, but also they add character.

 

[A_Walking_Meme]

With out them it draws attention to the weird proportions she has in some scenes afterwards, but also they add character.

that's one of the reasons. the other is the fact those scars all over her body shows what she went through and a reminder not to repeat mistakes or something like that. also the mc literally says they are "a sign of honor"... and above all else i thought it was going to be a "i don't mind how you look like because you're beautiful on the inside" type of deal, but nope... leave it to mangas to never try to be a little bit modern with their mc's morals

 

[DiscountJoJo]

Muscle mommy segs? sign me tf up right now!

 

[MisterMemeDaddy]

By the clusterfuck of a title I had assumed this would be isekai where the dude got reincarnated AS the hot spring a la Vending Machine but I lowkey feel disappointed it’s just fantasy now. Still better than hard isekai tho 🤮

 

[halifix]

I was wondering if Amahara (author of Reverse Chastity/Moral World, and Interspecies Reviewers) got their web novel serialized, but I was way off. Amahara's work also has no sex; it's more an interesting examination of ideas. (I have NOT read the fan translation so I don't know its quality.)

https://www.novelupdates.com/series...-another-world-creating-a-hot-spring-dungeon/
https://ncode.syosetu.com/n0250js/

 

[Demavend]

This is fun... but what we have right now (3 chapters as of writing) is NOT 8.4/10 good. I'm not comfortable giving this a rating yet, but this is definitely not above 7.5/10.

 

[DudeWhoReadsManga]

This is fun... but what we have right now (3 chapters as of writing) is NOT 8.4/10 good. I'm not comfortable giving this a rating yet, but this is definitely not above 7.5/10.

I agree. The pacing is absolutely wack, the progress is way too fast with no breathing room in between, especially with not a lot of panels to flesh their interactions. It feels like I'm skipping half the time.

 

[Lewd_Beast]

I'm giving this 10 ⭐ so sue me!

 

[spauldo]

also never really gave a thought to how a warrior should heal properly from grave wounds
this makes a lot of sense actually
a kind of hydrotherapy so to speak

The idea of "healing springs" goes back into prehistory and across a lot of cultures. People would travel hundreds of miles to visit them. I suspect it's because soaking in water does have an effect on skin conditions like psoriasis. They used to be popular in the west, but modern medicine replaced them. Japan has a tradition of people visiting hot springs and there's still a lot of folk belief in the healing power of springs.

In the US, you can still see the places people used to travel to in hopes that a spring would help them recover an illness or wound. Places like Eureka Springs, Arkansas or Medicine Park, Oklahoma are a couple examples.