Koujo Tensei: Densetsu no Dai Madoushi (♂), Hime Kishi to Narite Densetsu no Reijou Kishidan o Tsukuri Musou Suru - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - Princess Reincarna…

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Some terrible royalty.

Not in the sense of forcing their child into their own preconceived notions of propriety, but bad in the political sense.

They got a princess who is interested in training, seems to be strong in magic and physical combat. Shouldn't they be using her to enhance the royal family's power? Give her command of a squad of knights, or run an inquisition / spy department, etc.

EDIT: oh, it's in chapter 4!
 
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What a crazy comment section.

Anyway that punch was glorious. Gonna just sit back and vibe with this one. Ain't worth thinking too deep on it.
 
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12 years time jump is sure something, but this manga seems like it would be enjoyable to read although the plot aren’t anything to write home about.
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Not at all. It was exactly the right amount of force. The queen only said she hopes there won't be bruises. The bitter experience was the primary requirement. I have a feeling Sebas wouldn't feel bitter with anything less than this, so his cheek bruise doesn't matter.
 
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she had no sword talent. instead combining magic and her strength together, she managed to launch that military swordmaster like a ragdoll with one punch
 
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It’s a given at this point. Japan looooooooves MCs with so much humility that they can have the power of god and they’ll go “oh I’m just a mild-mannered office worker”
In Judaism an excess of humility is considered as bad as an excess of arrogance. If you are extremely humble while being capable you are doing a disservice to yourself and to those you help.
 
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Some terrible royalty.

Not in the sense of forcing their child into their own preconceived notions of propriety, but bad in the political sense.

They got a princess who is interested in training, seems to be strong in magic and physical combat. Shouldn't they be using her to enhance the royal family's power? Give her command of a squad of knights, or run an inquisition / spy department, etc.

EDIT: oh, it's in chapter 4!


I'm mostly confused why nobles would even have the idea that ladies are weak and should stay away from martial activities, when noble women literally have super powers that apparently grant them strength beyond any mere mortal (and I don't just mean MC, all nobles are implied to have blessings that enhance physical abilities). Misogyny would be really different in a world where men don't have physical dominance.
 

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