Mudameshi Kurai Nintei Sareta node Aiso o Tsukashi, Teikoku ni Utsute Shusse Suru - Vol. 4 Ch. 34 - The New Lord Is Way Too Hated

[MangaDex]

 

[spawnknight]

I would make a joke about how they should just force themselves to be seen, but given current RL events, I feel that would be inappropriate.

 

[malfurionpre]

"You understand refusing the emperor's order means treason and execution right?"

It really isn't that hard

 

[Elhao]

What is the author trying to do here? You can't go from showing her as a proven liar, refusing to meet the person she knows to be the lord to keep her power intact and tolerating that the villagers she should have informed threaten his life to "Oh lol, such a cute and clumsy girl."

"You understand refusing the emperor's order means treason and execution right?"

It really isn't that hard

Yes, it'd also mean the complete destruction of any basis of trust he may have ever gotten with the villagers.

 

[hanfeizi]

Love this series but I am really tired of this trope, that a well-meaning lord/lady got shunned by people in the territory until the lord/lady proves his/her worth.

Ascendance of a Bookworm is actually far more realistic in this regard. A town opposing the lord? Hitting a building created by the lord? Then everyone is going to be executed for showing disrespect to the lord. Therefore, the nobles' words are absolute, especially when it is backed by the Archduke's order.

Similar to Honzuki, here the new lord is magically very capable, backed by the Emperor's order, and followed by a bunch of high ranking mages that could easily destroy a city or two if they want to to boot. Yet here they are deferring to a bunch of peasants. And many other mangas are following the same stupid script.

This is why, in reality, you can have a badly ruled territory, since nobody is willing to risk their lives disobeying the lord fearing that they will be branded traitors and their lives will be forfeited. So their only option is to run away, hoping that the next door's lord is not as shitty as their current lord.

 

[JACGohu]

And now she just assaulted a noble.

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

So, beheaded?
┻┳|_･)...

 

[LoliTobrut]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

So, beheaded?
┻┳|_･)...

You're welcome, hope you enjoy this chapter

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Considering it's lutz, that's not gonna happen

 

[Seetee]

Thank you for the translation!

So, is this the introduction of the main wife? The one he must marry within a year?

 

[Hicleric]

Why bother with an interesting plot when you can just skip straight to new waifu?

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the chapter

 

[Kendrakirai]

Love this series but I am really tired of this trope, that a well-meaning lord/lady got shunned by people in the territory until the lord/lady proves his/her worth.

Ascendance of a Bookworm is actually far more realistic in this regard. A town opposing the lord? Hitting a building created by the lord? Then everyone is going to be executed for showing disrespect to the lord. Therefore, the nobles' words are absolute, especially when it is backed by the Archduke's order.

Similar to Honzuki, here the new lord is magically very capable, backed by the Emperor's order, and followed by a bunch of high ranking mages that could easily destroy a city or two if they want to to boot. Yet here they are deferring to a bunch of peasants. And many other mangas are following the same stupid script.

This is why, in reality, you can have a badly ruled territory, since nobody is willing to risk their lives disobeying the lord fearing that they will be branded traitors and their lives will be forfeited. So their only option is to run away, hoping that the next door's lord is not as shitty as their current lord.

Why wait for that? Just go in, murder everybody and bring in new settlers. Heck, make them slaves and fit them with collars so if they even think about trying to disobey they die. Solves everything!

(PS: Sarcasm)

 

[LoliTobrut]

Thank you for the translation!

So, is this the introduction of the main wife? The one he must marry within a year?

You're welcome, hope you enjoy it

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Thank you for the chapter

You're welcome, hope you enjoy the chapter

 

[kingdudman]

clay the klutz
thanks for the chapter

 

[Wolvenworks]

Ok this is stupid

 

[LoliTobrut]

clay the klutz
thanks for the chapter

You're welcome, hope you enjoy this chapter

 

[malfurionpre]

Yes, it'd also mean the complete destruction of any basis of trust he may have ever gotten with the villagers.

Is there any to be had with a village that sides with some random person? That's ground for fostering a rebellion and possibly a civil war, for all we know she could be an infiltrator from another country trying to weaken it from within.

 

[HaxtonFale]

Is there any to be had with a village that sides with some random person? That's ground for fostering a rebellion and possibly a civil war, for all we know she could be an infiltrator from another country trying to weaken it from within.

Moving people in and keeping them productive is actually quite difficult. Unless you're willing to be a tyrant without the slightest care, you're usually better off trying to work with people than eradicating or replacing them.

 

[malfurionpre]

Moving people in and keeping them productive is actually quite difficult.

How difficult are talking about compared to a potential rebellion/civil war and again, for all we know, invasion from a hostile country.

You're clearly seeing it from the rose tinted glass of slop fantasy (which to be fair, isn't far off with this manga but whatever) where nothing ever goes wrong and being naïve and nice always works out.

 

[HaxtonFale]

You're clearly seeing it from the rose tinted glass of slop fantasy (which to be fair, isn't far off with this manga but whatever) where nothing ever goes wrong and being naïve and nice always works out.

All I'm trying to say is that simply replacing the entire population isn't really so much better a solution than trying to work with the locals. Either way it's likely to be a lot of work for relatively little gain early on.