Tsuihou Sareru Tabi ni Skill o Te ni Ireta Ore ga, 100 no Isekai de 2-shuume Musou

[frubam]

Anyone know the reason it is in hiatus?

 

[edubinatti]

I clicked on the author/artist's Twitter link and was saddened by what I discovered; apparently, they are ill and even underwent surgery. I don't know if they've finished treatment, but it seems they're not well enough to return to work. I've become a big fan of their work and I hope they recover their health.


*Edit.: Good news! I started following the author on Twitter/X and it seems he's starting to improve; apparently, a new chapter has even been released!

 

[Ppman76]

IT’S BACKKKKKKKK!!!

 

[WulfrikDarsha]

Best wishes to the author. I hope we get a lot more soon!!

 

[ironshot]

The hiatus is over. YES!!!

 

[danyetman]

This is one of the best isekai manga I've read. It's not just 'power leveling' and 'harem' nonsense; the relationship between Ed and Tia is amazingly sincere. The first world's arc was competent (if somewhat abbreviated - oddly enough, I think it deserves to be longer), and it really puts a highlight on something that is a bit unusual in this genre:

Ed is devoted to supporting the people he cares about. His goal isn't something as petty as 'being the strongest' or 'getting all the girls', but rather to ensure that the people he cares about are happy and safe. The fact that he gets best girl (only girl!) Tia, who is just absolutely fucking adorable without being a weak or spineless stereotype. It isn't gone into in great detail, but Tia is legitimately strong, and she doesn't follow Ed around so much as she largely stands by his side. The plot thus far is rather more compelling and competent than the norm, and the art is excellent.

Again - it's important to note that Ed is never the Hero! He's a dedicated supporter, whose goal is to ensure that, this time around, the people he came to care about don't suffer the way they did before. He's heroic, but in a way that lets the Hero shine. He's not egocentric, and his happiness comes from making others happy. That's significantly more uncommon in this genre than I think people will realize at first.

We're part-way through the second world, and it's not just a re-run of the first world's story: The concept is similar, but the differences are stark. Plus, Mr. Waffles as an anthropomorphic canine hero is both hilarious and sincere. There aren't a bunch of cheap gags all over, and I'm honestly annoyed that there isn't more. This is good. REALLY good!

I'm calling this a solid 9/10, possibly even 9.5 - I want more.

 

[TheLastMinister]

It's rare to find a isekai this good. Well recently anyway

Edit: Reading the web novel is very worth it so far. It's much more detailed. It also seems like some things will be slightly different.

Love series like that - you get the best of both worlds reading the LN and Manga together.

 

[LegalLoliLuv]

IF this series take a different route than the manga, where DEAREST Lunaritia is NOT same as in the light novel series, golly hell this would be one in a century manga

 

[LegalLoliLuv]

Light Novels are trash imo. okay, not trash but very mid and underwhelming. especially dont like the route it takes towards the end

 

[Molart]

Foda-se tudo, os 2 primeiros volumes desse troço são do caralho, posso reler essa merda 15 vezes seguidas sem enjoar

 

[KazuyaMishima.]

This is if not one of the greatest Isekai banished trope manga ever... Absolute cinema and now i crave more to satisfy my hunger

 

[hidgepidge]

How do we support the author? I'm not seeing any official English translations that I can buy.

 

[TheMeg1031]

How do we support the author? I'm not seeing any official English translations that I can buy.

idk bro but i await the next part with anticipation

 

[Chrissols]

Peak, I highly recommend reading this, i hope they get an anime adaptation cus this really a good one