Surprisingly good depiction of autism all things considered. Especially coming out of such a socially conservative country as Japan. Will be following this one.
Not what I said. The commoners involved seemed actually behind the idea of abolitionism, and that just kinda vanishes, is more what I was referring to.
It's nice that someone is translating this... but this is really poorly done. Page 10 and 11 don't seem to line up with each other at all... in fact, a lot of it seems to either be out-of-order or missing pages. All the characters are named after electrical equipment, so why is Arrester suddenly...
Not gonna lie, I don't think stopping a slavery abolitionist movement is a good look for ANY isekai protagonist, even if it was headed by corrupt nobles with some kind of hidden motive.
This reeks of someone who just found out that gender roles are less set-in-stone than they thought, and they're trying to write a manga about it without even the slightest understanding of how people in the real world try to subvert gender roles. And before someone says 'oh Japan is more...