Tsuihou Yuusha no Yuugana Slow Life: Jiyuu ni Nattara Ore Dake no Saiai Tenshi no Te ni Haitta! - Vol. 1 Ch. 1

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I would have given this a million stars if instead of introducing the hot orphanage lady at the end of the line up, he'd bought the old lady and she turned in to the hot lady.

Alas, it is mid even for a slave harem manga.
 
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When will the japanese understand that you don't become a hero just because somebody appointed you with a title? You become a hero through your deeds.
They have. it's why there's 2 words for "hero", "Eiyuu" and "Yuusha", Eiyuu is the merit based/fate said so, while yuusha is much more of a title. When a story has both you might see it translated as "Hero" vs "Brave". Granted, i can't guarantee consistency of this use, but there is a difference for earned vs bestowed
 
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Thanks for the translation. Former hero should take the old hag. She can negotiate with the king to give up his throne and give it to the former Hero....lol.
Or just save enough to buy her. She can rejuvenate with her potions anyways. She can make herself forever 18 or whatever age he prefers. Hell, he could even make her legal loli. :kek:
 
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If aging was his problem, why did he not get the rejuvenation potion before being fired?
 
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@Juggernautbob seems like someone is forcing you to read the title you don't like, though it's clear from the description alone that the story includes slavery in it, poor you. Well, I can understand you in some way, for example I don't like NTR, BL, shoujo/josei, shota/loli, and there is a crap load of stuff like this here, but I don't go everywhere and try to ruin everyone's mood just because there is something I don't like, or think is bad and wrong.

Slavery existed for millennias and is a common part of medieval-like settings, deal with it. It is one of the ways to deal with people who committed crimes or have huge debts without making other people pay instead, like we have in modern societies (jails, bancruptsy programs, etc.). And if the boundaries of what you can and le. Color me surprised.

... Slavery existed for millennias and is a common part of medieval-like settings...

And if the boundaries of what you can and cannot do with a slave are set ...
Conditional slavery is more properly called "indentured servitude" in English. Examples: An apprentice would agree to a certain number of years of indentured servitude in exchange for being taught a skill. It was also used as a punishment for debtors.
 

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