Koujo Tensei: Densetsu no Dai Madoushi (♂), Hime Kishi to Narite Densetsu no Reijou Kishidan o Tsukuri Musou Suru - Ch. 19 - A serious problem, indeed

[MangaDex]

 

[PredatorDuck]

One of these days the both the student council president and vice president are gonna get suplexed by our dear princess...

 

[Midoriha]

Why is everyone in this school comically evil or retarded or both?

 

[Lightbrand]

So lame when the author intentionally makes the characters not understand how impossibly strong she is despite her demonstrating it before their very eyes.

 

[GreenDude1]

Why the hell would you have an event where you take out and give to someone one of your most important relics? Also if the demon girl knows that she can get the Relic by working hard, and I'm guessing that if it wasn't for the protagonist she would easily get it, why is she taking risks with summoning demons and doing things that could easily get her in trouble?

 

[Mangamoz]

So lame when the author intentionally makes the characters not understand how impossibly strong she is despite her demonstrating it before their very eyes.

For real, you'd think her publicly lifting a whole pillar foundation barehanded would have been widely known by now.

 

[Vaudevillian]

Why is everyone in this school comically evil or retarded or both?

Everyone skipped brain day, and have non-functioning eyes and ears.

 

[MegaXL]

Man this mob ruining the antagonist's plans. Classic

 

[Kaarme]

That was a lot of haughty nonsense to justify jumping the queue. Evangeline should have told those girls exactly that.

 

[brndndss]

not even something she was striving for, but guess our armoured princess is the new priestess now too. thanks for that "challenge" idiot

 

[TenThousandWaspsInACoat]

Why is everyone in this school comically evil or retarded or both?

Also, why do they constantly contradict themselves. They talk about social standing but literally ignore that of an Imperial Princess for the dumbest reasons. They talk about "outside" consequences, but then proclaim that the academy is a no meddling place when they might face consequences.

 

[karappo]

She definitely jinxed it by saying she wants to be a saintess because of ulterior motives.

 

[KnightSpark]

One of these days the both the student council president and vice president are gonna get suplexed by our dear princess...

Why not today?

 

[UdenEmpati]

Honestly the author's tying themselves in knots to justify all the antagonism toward the protagonist while simultaneously having every character contradict themselves.

It's not even that they're simply being hypocritical--it's more that they're all braindead. The Armored Princess' exploits are clearly widely-known, hence her universal epithet, and while she's literal royalty, everyone treats her like she's beneath them, as they go on and on about "nobility and social status"--in a setting where that's supposedly a nonfactor--and then try to decry anyone who would use the same argument against them.
It's a very "have your cake and eat it too" sort of writing, and it's like all of the rules apply in two directions for the sole purpose of creating an assembly line of villains for the protagonist to deal with, who are both aware of her power and ability and yet seemingly certain that she won't wield it against them.

And it becomes exhausting to read, as a result. Especially because we get entire sets of chapters like this that are just setting up conflicts, where it's almost entirely the villain of the moment going off on a monologue that is frustratingly obtuse, and when "Consequences" finally do happen several chapters later...it takes like 3 panels, is over, and then we repeat the process with a new person who should be aware of what's going on, only they apparently have either selective amnesia or are convinced that they themselves will surely get the upper hand over this girl who 1v500'd an army and also destroyed the academy's super powerful magic ward and solved an impossible magical technical problem that had held for centuries.

I want to like this series so much, but every character outside of the protagonist makes it almost a chore to read, coupled with the page count and how long it takes to set up and then complete each incident.

It's like reading a Tarantino movie with 25 minutes of build-up, 15 seconds of action, except it's broken up into 3-minute segments that take several months to get through. And, with none of the hot lady feet.



But, thank you for the TL.

 

[monkey123]

MC thinking well whatever, but protein powder is more important.

 

[Ironclad]

Why is everyone in this school comically evil or retarded or both?

So the plot can move forward. Unfortunately none of it makes a lick of sense.

 

[Hauberk1800]

Also, why do they constantly contradict themselves. They talk about social standing but literally ignore that of an Imperial Princess for the dumbest reasons. They talk about "outside" consequences, but then proclaim that the academy is a no meddling place when they might face consequences.

Yeah...it's not the best writing. I'm honest slogging through to get to more scenes of her being OP cause it's not quite annoying enough to drop yet. This chapter is definitely giving me pause though.

Also it's personally annoying that everyone seems to constantly ignore the fact that the only reason she is there is because she saved the Emperor's live, the empire from a coup and he personally ordered her to make more of her because of how influential her contribution to that battle was. Like if the rumor mill works how does no one seem to ever acknowledge this in the slightest.

 

[dexdoujinmanga]

Saintess:

Treating injuries using medical treatment ❌
Treating injuries using healing magic ❌
Treating injuries using protein powder ☑️

 

[Mandobard]

Still funny to me the saintess is named after a legendary demon

Villain being sabotaged by a lackey is classic

 

[Kuroku]

For real, you'd think her publicly lifting a whole pillar foundation barehanded would have been widely known by now.

Remember only the nobles there saw that, all info was kept quiet by the king.