Tsuihou Sareta Pashiri, Kaimono Skill SSS de Soubi Musou: Katta Mono o Chou Kyouka Shite Saikyou Party Mezashimasu - Vol. 1 Ch. 1

[MangaDex]

 

[Vaudevillian]

How can a chapter have so much nothing in it.

 

[Reikou]

Evil for the sake of being evil.

 

[razorshaleh]

another slop fantasy with kick from party theme, then buying slaves, then it turns out that MC powers are so useful that they can save city, country, or the world


thank you for translating

 

[PHDInSillyism]

It’s so ass it makes me curious where it’s going…

 

[FloorRoof]

So his skill turns the cheapest junk into treasure, and now the hero's party's gear and supplies are getting debuffed. It's kind of impressive how many varieties of 'we fired our secret support guy' these authors can invent.

 

[ScryedParadox]

Soooo... based solely on the summary.

The kid is basically a passive Pay-to-win character. Or more precisely, the type of game where there's a VIP system and each cash purchase gets you VIP points to get stronger passives and bonuses.

Which begs to question if it's per transaction, or based on how much money is spent. And we already have confirmation that the passive buff is dependent on him being in the party.

And based on the preview panel, it appears that this RPG world is far more gear oriented than it is skill or level oriented? Well, we'll find out I guess.

Pretty damn box standard trash, kinda silly while trying to take itself seriously, we'll see how stupid this goes.

...

So... I was about to say take your bet on the first companion, but the cover kinda spoils it. Seems like a human knight-type girl, again very box standard for this sort of stuff.

So instead, let's take bets on the second companion.
Erofu? Catgirl? Loli?
Maybe a combination of the above, like a Loli Catgirl?
Actually to make it more fair, let's go with Beastkin, sometimes these authors like to spice it up by having a different animal base.
And will it be a slave, yes or no?

Will there even be a harem to begin with? I mean we don't have a harem tag (Yet).

 

[Sansy68]

Looks like another bottom of the barrel "Hero's party kicked me" manga huh.

Bookmarked. See y'all next chapter !

 

[Rogulair]

I don't judge the book by it cover...now

Evil for the sake of being evil.

There are a lot of bullying just because...that's how this world works; bullying never stop only escalate when no one stand up to.

 

[Rearts13]

Another slop to my collection!

 

[johnpoop2529]

Is this a harem?

 

[Foxhouse]

Seeing the next chapter preview. Good to say they lose and don't know why into later on. Then they try to get him back.

Hum I want to see a party die for once the moment they kick out weak but yet strongest member.

Guess the paying readers like the drama and just deserve feeling that they get from seeing old party suffer.

 

[Justanotherson]

I don’t get why the motive for banishing MC of these fantasy genre all the same ? And why it was handled poorly ? It just prove that such a sloppy writing.

 

[Miserys_End]

Guess the paying readers like the drama and just deserve feeling that they get from seeing old party suffer.

Honestly i find it little different then all the office drama's on cable and streaming services. The cubicle wage slaves get abused, management lords over their minion, and the downtrodden celebrate their tormentors eventual downfall.

 

[kirby_422]

I don't understand how they're gonna make a reason for his ex party failing next chapter; if they're really doing the E rank dungeon to lie about the mix up (since the end page suggested they were fighting weaklings), then even if their equipment is for some reason completely worthless without his presence, they should be able to manage with multiple of them, magic, skills, etc.

But given his skill was shopping, I also don't get why he needs to be in the party for the equipment to continue to receive the buffs; its about acquiring the items, and if that somehow involves buffs like it is essentially shown to have, then that should be applied on purchase when the "shopping" occurs, unless he unlocked other related skills eventually that he never realized (something like needing to be appraised, etc)

 

[Miserys_End]

I don’t get why the motive for banishing MC of these fantasy genre all the same ? And why it was handled poorly ? It just prove that such a sloppy writing.

How many zombie movies and novels have been written and produced over the last few decades? Ninjas? Spies? Vampires, office workers, cops, super heroes, aliens, ect, ect...

It's the copypasta nature of the literature and media industries. Someone figures out a formula that grabs the audience's attention, and the less innovative creators think they can do it better, or least just good enough to capture a slice of the viewership. Soon enough a few dozen weak imitations appears to capitalize on the orignal's success.

And frankly it isn't limited to just what you watch on your screen or read in paper media. Consumer goods isn't much different. Breakfast cereal, eating utensils, cookware, clothing, hell even the device you are reading this post on. Some poor sap had an idea and either got rich selling it to others, or someone saw their prototype and was able to product a more viable product.

 

[Haezer]

Bookmarked the moment I saw them boobs. But holy shit bruh the premise is ass just like how it's "evil for the sake of being evil" this whole premise is "written just for the sake of being written" there really is no depth to them.

You'd think the hero would've known the detailed explanation for MC skill and what exactly it can do. Also funny how most of these asshole heroes just straight up have "every skill with no offensive capability is shit" mentality

 

[Miserys_End]

I don't understand how they're gonna make a reason for his ex party failing next chapter; if they're really doing the E rank dungeon to lie about the mix up (since the end page suggested they were fighting weaklings), then even if their equipment is for some reason completely worthless without his presence, they should be able to manage with multiple of them, magic, skills, etc.

Because the author is following a preset formula, and what doesn't flow logically is just forced to conform no matter how silly. This is partially where the term Manga Logic comes from. Stupid shit that defies logic to force an event or situation.

Not that I don't agree with your basic arguments. I've always found the premise rather stupid. Most of the characters these "heroic parties" are kicking out do practically everything else outside of combat.

They manage the supplies, cook, maintain equipment, setup camp or arrange the inns. And inevitably the person that makes the party's life's manageable is kicked out for being dead weight, as a cost saving measure, or my personal pet peeve, the jealous leader who wants to NTR the dense protagonists love intrest... Not that you couldnt find similar instances IRL, but the logic behind it is just as stupid.

But given his skill was shopping, I also don't get why he needs to be in the party for the equipment to continue to receive the buffs; its about acquiring the items, and if that somehow involves buffs like it is essentially shown to have, then that should be applied on purchase when the "shopping" occurs, unless he unlocked other related skills eventually that he never realized (something like needing to be appraised, etc)

Because the original premise is about punishing the self-insert's tormentors. The protagonist is ejected from the party and either finds more reliable teammates or collects other castoffs members of the orignal team after which succeeds where the antagonist team has failed. Typically while they fall from grace, become criminals, and soon there after are exiled/imprisoned/executed after they cause mass mayhem and destruction.

 

[dokidoki]

This series is so Slop that MC got a sword to the throat INSIDE of the guild and no one seemed to care

 

[John_von_Shepard]

More slop for the piggy!