Tensei Akujo no Kuro Rekishi - Ch. 73

[MangaDex]

 

[yoshiii]

Ik Sol is endgame...but my poor Yomi ;-;

And my dear Isaac. I'm still so sore about that. AUGH.

Thanks for translating!

 

[danielaz]

I didn’t know mobs had the ability to launch a meteorite size rock to protest
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Iana is so pretty :3 plz don’t kill her sol
Thank you so much for the translation

 

[FlyingSquirrel01]

Honestly i'm getting bored that every time the author doesn't know how to make a tense moment she makes her trip and nearly die. It happened...i want to say 4 times in the last 20-30 chapters, if my memory is correct? Iana wondering why Yomi (i think that's the prince's name) dislikes her even though she knows why and actively made those core memories that fuels Yomi's hatred for her even worse doesn't make sense either. I'm really hoping the author picks up the slack because they're getting increasingly more and more lazy.

 

[graceisNERD]

Ik Sol is endgame...but my poor Yomi ;-;

And my dear Isaac. I'm still so sore about that. AUGH.

Thanks for translating!

I know! I can still imagine Iana actually getting to have a happy life with Issac.

I’m currently team Cheneau, but flip between him and Yomi. Sol is almost certainly endgame. It’s nice sensei makes all the guys have appeal.

 

[graceisNERD]

Iana thinking of her mom is so sweet. Would love to see the team journey again with all this tension between them! I understand Ginoford, but surely is every person in your inner circle takes Iana side, there’s gotta be something to it, right bud?

 

[yurilnw123]

That's not a stone that's a meteorite lol

 

[SatchelBagman]

Iana wondering why Yomi (i think that's the prince's name) dislikes her even though she knows why and actively made those core memories that fuels Yomi's hatred for her even worse doesn't make sense either.

Yomi is the guy who was originally a villain who went after Konoha for revenge after Iana died. The prince is Ginoford.

She's not confused why he dislikes her, she's wondering why he seems to hate her to increasingly irrational degrees with every encounter even when she has not been actively doing things to worsen his impression of her.

Like, Yomi calls him out on flagrant hypocrisy for blaming her for other people's decision to launch boulders at a police hospital when the "worst" thing she's recently done is reveal that one of the things she was accused of was the work of a different person. The two core memories are the death of his grandmother that hasn't been properly investigated and the incident where she took credit for Isaac's death, got shot, and awakened Konoha's saintess powers after much narrative delay.

Strong odds are this is something to do with the Dark History saying he's supposed to have been in a coma for months now, but time will tell.

 

[FuyuMao10]

I've never begged for a harem ending before-- BUT PLEASE LET EVERYONE BE HAPPY OR I'LL!!!😭😭🪓

 

[FlyingSquirrel01]

She's not confused why he dislikes her, she's wondering why he seems to hate her to increasingly irrational degrees with every encounter even when she has not been actively doing things to worsen his impression of her.

While it is hypocrisy, i 100% agree with you on that (and, for the record, im not defending him since he's a character im not particularly super happy how he's being handled) I haven't really seen a person who's close family member was murdered have a level headed hatred for someone. If i remember correctly, for all he knows she's the reason why his grandmother died and thanks to the fact she decided to take the mantle as the villainess, it's not exactly logical but for someone who was already actively fighting the idea that Iana is the worst of the worst, i'm not exactly surprised.

I would imagine a high schooler would understand the fact that giving someone good reasons to think you're the worst of the worst, they'll take the chance to blame you for everything if you're even mildly involved.

Do i think there's a hot chance that we're not being told everything, and (this is my own guess) there could be someone we're not being told exists feeding him lies to make him hate her to an obsesive level? Maybe. But i've been struggling to remain interested since it's relying too hard into the fact this is a high schooler's self insert story to consistently destroy any level of tension (I mean, come on, you'd imagine after 70+ episodes she wouldn't react the same way she did at chapter 1)