Netorare Tsuihousareta Saikyou Kishi Danchou no Ossan, Katainaka de Eiyuu ni Matsuriagerareru

[Arha01]

Writer: "Hey, I've got this idea for a manga: it's generic fantasy/revenge/slow-life plot #379,284. It's everything you've come to expect from every other manga, like a warm, comforting blanket of slop."

Editor: "Pass."

Writer: "But I also put 'netorare in the title to both frustrate the people who don't like it by it's very teased presence and frustrate the people who DO like it but its lack of real impact and focus."

Editor: "So basically its like lying clickbait in manga form?"

Writer: "we can also fool people into thinking it's isekai."

Editor: "SOLD! This'll get a billion reprintings, go for 20 volumes and probably get the best ass-level no-budget anime adaptation that we can afford for the money we find in the boardroom couch cushions!"

* handshake *

* Happy Days theme plays *

Sounds like you what is up.Could you recommend me some good Isekai manga?

 

[AstolfotightAss]

Can already guess A Coup d'etat in the future after Gill and his army found out the thruth

 

[Koleyo]

This is the fantasy version of the U.S. Marine who gets cheated on during a short deployment, complete with becoming a stepdad and moving to Alaska

 

[ElP45]

It only got 2 chapter and already gone "?", how am I supposed to read?

 

[Sumguy62]

The use of a ntr opening narrative is a just a lazy trope for the author to insert a generic plot element to progress the story. I hope it has better story progression going forward.

You mean like heroes being discovered via a blessing ceremony, appraisal, or awakening, or being summoned to fight for the summoning nation, or being reincarnated by another universe's god and given a mission and/or OP powers, or subversions of any of those tropes? It's really simple to write something digestible by most if you throw well-established tropes at it. It's unoriginal slop most of the time, but it's popular anyway, and can be entertaining if you're not expecting to be reading an epic. At this point, I don't really expect more than that out of most fantasy light novel adaptations, unless it's following the hero's story, or exceptionally funny.

 

[NickDanger]

It looks like the original TL was replaced, probably because they hid additional chapters behind a paywall.

 

[darkia1416]

of course, cat girl joins in second chapter. You know this generic slop

 

[ShiroZer0]

You mean like heroes being discovered via a blessing ceremony, appraisal, or awakening, or being summoned to fight for the summoning nation, or being reincarnated by another universe's god and given a mission and/or OP powers, or subversions of any of those tropes? It's really simple to write something digestible by most if you throw well-established tropes at it. It's unoriginal slop most of the time, but it's popular anyway, and can be entertaining if you're not expecting to be reading an epic. At this point, I don't really expect more than that out of most fantasy light novel adaptations, unless it's following the hero's story, or exceptionally funny.

I'm talking about shock value being used as a cheap amateur hour narrative insert, it basically ruins future chapters in a manga most of the time.
Idk what you're trying to prove with this.. emotional display but please keep it on topic.

 

[SLeM9999]

It only got 2 chapter and already gone "?", how am I supposed to read?

It used to have more chapters.

And at that, the 2 chapters that were present got overwritten within the last couple of days.

 

[KingHarkin1an]

Imma be real, the writing in this is just not good at all, like characters are as generic as they can be. Artwork is nice though

 

[ElP45]

It used to have more chapters.

And at that, the 2 chapters that were present got overwritten within the last couple of days.

I see

 

[junkhouser]

lol. Let me guess. At some point it's going to be revealed that the third princess was simply told he was dead, because the king and nobles sent him on that mission so he would die. And they convinced her he was dead after some time, and even though she had been in love, she bought it. Her smack-talking him is a bait by the author, she's just doing it to look good to her new beau.

She will eventually join Warrena's countryside harem around chapter 50 or something after somehow finding out he's alive. This is why the author made her the third princess - because someone that far from the throne (and a woman no less) has almost zero royal obligations or duties and the royal family can do without them, no narrative reason for there to be a major conflict if she abandons the royal palace. Even if she doesn't join the harem there will be some story elements involving her somehow.

Still a lazy setup, but not as lazy as just saying "you were cheated on, now go live in the countryside, loser" (granted there are manga out there guilty of much worse setups).

Can't think of many other reasons why the author would bother flashing to a scene with her and giving her a name and face that we're likely supposed to remember - it's like he's setting up a slow B-plot. Granted he didn't spend much time on her design and made her look villainous. Her smack-talking the MC in such an obvious way seems pointless, so my theory is that it's a bait and she's pulling some courtly intrigue scheme of her own. Of course, he could have just been adding some stuff that wasn't in the novel and her presence in the manga is literally meaningless.