Katte ni Yuusha Party no Anbu wo Ninatte Itakedo Fuyouda to Tsuihou Sareta no de, Hontouni Fuyou Datta no Kamikiwamemasu

[MangaDex]

 

[AMicrowave]

someone needs to snipe this from asmo

 

[megaguil]

A lot of people were upset with this one given the fact that before he left, he was not communicating properly with the party but, I’m enjoying this. If the rest of the manga is just him doing sille dangerous shit with the gremlin, then I’m all for it. Getting hints here and there about the hero party’s slow decline as well is fantastic.

EDIT: Oh holy shit the author escalated the crap out of this. Things went nuts and the plot is moving so damn fast. Did not expect this.

 

[Valkyria-Edge]

yeah somone should snipe imo anyone sniping trash like asmo is based any group that charges to read chapters is a big reason why targets are painted on sites like mangadex (part of the reason they caved)

as for this so far its alright but i am sorry

Spoiler: this is bs

rape as a punishment will always be fucking cringe

 

[electro_neanderthal]

I agree that rape as a punishment is and always will be cringe. With that said, I think there's a way for such a thing to happen to a character and it not be the author's punishment, but be a plausible outcome to a character making a bad decision.

But that's certainly NOT this story. The main character communicated worse than a toddler, which makes no sense. The childhood friend ignored all her history with him to vote against him despite knowing he's a bad communicator (should have asked for clarification to the level he's known to not communicate well). And then he never has trouble communicating to anyone else. The author had them immediately stop acting like childhood friends while the rest of the hero's party were as nieve as children when it comes to human nature. None of what happened to her made sense, which is why it's seen as the author punishing the girl and not a plausible outcome to things she did.

Now, the rest of this story is more interesting, and it's possible to basically imagine a more realistic scenario where the worst didn't happen to the childhood friend and the story still ended up where it did, so it's not the worst read ever.