Rekishi o Yomitoku [Installer] Yuiitsumuni no Skill de Eiyuu-tachi no Chikara o Tsugu Shounen, Shintaku no Tabi de Musou Suru - Ch. 1 - Skill [Instal…

[MangaDex]

 

[GipoScribantino]

Hey, a story where the "useless" skill is actually useless!
I mean sure, once it "installs" the knowledge it's strong and stuff, but the condition as far as chapter 1 goes is to inherit one's legacy, like in a master and disciple or parent and child relationship, which is objectively hard to clear.
I'm sure the author will pull off some reason or another to let the guy "install" the knowledge of the sword saint and the sage with no effort, but as it stands I have no reason to believe this skill is actually useful at all. Swinging a piece of wood and call it a "club" requires no skill, just brute strength, as a reference point.

 

[exxeld]

I wish there was more of a build up for Flick's presence in the village and the relationship between Flick and his mother. That scene between the two of them would have had great weight to it if we weren't only introduced to them like two pages ago lol.

 

[Timewaster_zoltar]

i refuse to believe i am the only person who read "flick" as "fuck" lmao

in my defense the whole capital "L" and "I" letters were too close together that it almost made a square-shaped "U"

 

[uro-taku]

Hmmm pretty cliché but it seems pretty interesting and has more depth between characters than the typical "useless skill" mangas considering the connection we saw between Mc and his mom, hope it continues that way. Think I'll be sticking around for a long while.

Hey, a story where the "useless" skill is actually useless!
I mean sure, once it "installs" the knowledge it's strong and stuff, but the condition as far as chapter 1 goes is to inherit one's legacy, like in a master and disciple or parent and child relationship, which is objectively hard to clear.
I'm sure the author will pull off some reason or another to let the guy "install" the knowledge of the sword saint and the sage with no effort, but as it stands I have no reason to believe this skill is actually useful at all. Swinging a piece of wood and call it a "club" requires no skill, just brute strength, as a reference point.

Inb4 Mc meets an awesome s tier master, has a few training montages, then gains his master's skills because his master died protecting him. Rinse and repeat.

 

[19801980]

Cool

 

[OWMWO]

MOMMY NNNOOOO!!!
Why mom have to die a dog dead just for MC to activate his SKILL TRANSFER.

Then end it up with..
"I ask you, are you my master??"
Holy hell, this is just FATE.

 

[FloorRoof]

Actually kind of emotional, mostly thanks to the expressive art, though. I wonder if the story is going to continue exploring his connection to his mother or bury it for the sake of the relationship with this new character.

i refuse to believe i am the only person who read "flick" as "fuck" lmao

Yeah, the font doesn't do his name any favors and it gets even worse when she calls him her 'little Flick'.

 

[ia_zero]

I ask you... Are you my master?

 

[k40235]

people her eprobably only fell for the "FLICK" once, I on the other hand...
at least 10 times

 

[Scallywag96]

i refuse to believe i am the only person who read "flick" as "fuck" lmao

in my defense the whole capital "L" and "I" letters were too close together that it almost made a square-shaped "U"

Really need to adjust the font or something

 

[Neypot]

Isn't he basically responsible for his mother's death? Since he killed those beasts that easily, she could have too if she had not been distracted.

 

[Miserys_End]

Hey, a story where the "useless" skill is actually useless!
I mean sure, once it "installs" the knowledge it's strong and stuff, but the condition as far as chapter 1 goes is to inherit one's legacy, like in a master and disciple or parent and child relationship, which is objectively hard to clear.
I'm sure the author will pull off some reason or another to let the guy "install" the knowledge of the sword saint and the sage with no effort, but as it stands I have no reason to believe this skill is actually useful at all. Swinging a piece of wood and call it a "club" requires no skill, just brute strength, as a reference point.

@uro-taku

Or just a failure to correctly activate the skill. It isnt all that uncommon in some setting for blood to be a medium thrue which a connection is made. Granted it's typically the blood of the wielder that is used, and would arguably take the skill in a rather dark direction if it's the blood of the previous wielder of an object or weapon that formed the connections...

Will have to wait for more information to see which way this goes.

 

[monkey123]

Tragedy right from the start but at least MC found a waifu already.