Muteki Shounin no Isekai Nariagari Monogatari ~Gendai no Seihin wo Jizai ni Toriyoseru Sukiru ga Aru Node Isekai de wa Rakushoudesu~ - Vol. 3 Ch. 13

[MangaDex]

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the chapter

 

[Knighto]

dammit, in the end they didn't explain how the bandits took the other walkie talkie

 

[lesseffective]

He must not fear. Fear is the mind killer...

 

[Danwoo]

"Finger wave it away, it's fine, it's isekai after all." Author probably lol

 

[Haezer]

MC suddenly goes apeshit

 

[brndndss]

i feel like both sides plans are so convoluted, i have no idea what's going on anymore

 

[finalm]

"Finger wave it away, it's fine, it's isekai after all." Author probably lol

Yeah, it sure sounds like it. While historical material does contain information on strategy, you won't learn to be a competent commander just by studying it. That's because the most you can really get out of it is that you should try to catch the enemy force at a disadvantage or manouver so that you face smaller parts of it, defeating them in detail. It's not that much help in learning how to accomplish that in specific situations. Much more so here, where magic exists and the MC has no real idea what is possible and what not.

On a side note, it would be supremely funny if it turned out that the MC's "knowledge" consists mostly of quotes from wise figures like Sun Zi. I'd also throw in some Bruce Lee and Yoda! Sadly, I think the author takes himself far too seriously for that.

 

[captain_crunch]

I, too, am a military tactics expert after watching Saving Private Ryan and playing the Battlefield 6 beta

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

"I'm not cocky or naive, because I understand myself..."
"Yeah, so I've got more battle knowledge than the average person because I've watched some historical dramas"
Oh brother.

 

[EchoGirl]

powerless? wonder if he'll use sleeping gas

 

[hidgepidge]

dammit, in the end they didn't explain how the bandits took the other walkie talkie

They briefly said it was overheard when the bandits were walking past the other walkie talkie receiver thing. Not when they first explained the plan in the cave. Very confusing way to show it.

 

[Seraphus]

"Shall not" is contracted in to "Shan't," and not to "Shalln't."

Not criticizing, just informing: the word youre looking for is, in English, "Shan't."

Also, in English you avoid and forgo saying a contraction when emphasizing something; if it's somebody being forceful with their words, they dont use contractions, but instead pause between the words, giving emphasis to the last word. Will not; do not, shall not; so the caravan leader, who would say "Shan't" in casual conversation, would likely say "shall not" on page 11.