Moto Tansakusha no Ojii-chan: Mago ni Segamarete Dungeon Haishin o Hajimeta njaga, Nazeka Bazuriotta wai - Vol. 1 Ch. 9

[MangaDex]

 

[beachbear]

Hello everyone! I'm writing on behalf of the team and myself of course.
Due to many personal and work reasons with new responsibilities some releases of ours might be delayed either a bit or a lot it all depends on the situation of course there's more info in our discord if you wish to learn more or ask questions but for now I apologize to everyone for this inconvenience.
(if you notice any mistakes which im sure there are in this chapter please ignore them or politely bring them up and we will try to get them fixed )

 

[Marbl3]

Hello everyone! I'm writing on behalf of the team and myself of course.
Due to many personal and work reasons with new responsibilities some releases of ours might be delayed either a bit or a lot it all depends on the situation of course there's more info in our discord if you wish to learn more or ask questions but for now I apologize to everyone for this inconvenience.
(if you notice any mistakes which im sure there are in this chapter please ignore them or politely bring them up and we will try to get them fixed )

Thank you for the chapter and please take care of yourself first!

 

[tlst9999]

Much as this is fun and all. I'm smelling that there was a grand conspiracy to smother the institutional knowledge of grandpa's era. For whatever reason.

 

[ia_zero]

Still thinking about the factorization part.

 

[Tju]

"Grandpa! Something unbelieveable happened!"
"Mh?"
"A cliffhanger!"

 

[Hauberk1800]

Thanks so much for the chapter!

Bro, the way parties now just brute force everything abd the solos had to use their heads or lose their lives is such a crazy stark difference. Like, they weren't pushed to think and innovate so they didn't. It's definitely safer in numbers but so much knowledge has been lost.

 

[Hauberk1800]

Much as this is fun and all. I'm smelling that there was a grand conspiracy to smother the institutional knowledge of grandpa's era. For whatever reason.

Yeah, like the knowledge from the soloists was just "lost" somehow

 

[jab00]

Yeah, like the knowledge from the soloists was just "lost" somehow

probably some higher ups don't want normal people to go deeper & just play at surface level. Drop item monopoly, i guess. Look at that four eyed officer. He's too skilled for a guy of his station.

 

[zeinzki]

that DM, either from government or whoever managing the dungeon, or his old friends reaching out

 

[HDMI1]

Hello everyone! I'm writing on behalf of the team and myself of course.
Due to many personal and work reasons with new responsibilities some releases of ours might be delayed either a bit or a lot it all depends on the situation of course there's more info in our discord if you wish to learn more or ask questions but for now I apologize to everyone for this inconvenience.
(if you notice any mistakes which im sure there are in this chapter please ignore them or politely bring them up and we will try to get them fixed )

Pages 30 and 31 are partially untranslated. Even if you don't want to clean up the original text you should place the translations somewhere on the page border.

Other than that great work!

 

[sketches]

Still thinking about the factorization part.

Either you'll understand right away the fact, or you'll come up with the factor once you factorize the factorization.

 

[lolfacesayshi]

Old man is back!

And he's here to drop more pearls of wisdom from the ancients! (read: old men)

 

[DeOneChester]

Much as this is fun and all. I'm smelling that there was a grand conspiracy to smother the institutional knowledge of grandpa's era. For whatever reason.

Only reasonable explanation I can think of is a catastrophe between the boomer solo gen and the current zoomer gen that lead to them all dying and not passing on the knowledge after the boomers retired. WW3 killed all those poor gen xers and millennials 😢

 

[Bloddrake]

Much as this is fun and all. I'm smelling that there was a grand conspiracy to smother the institutional knowledge of grandpa's era. For whatever reason.

Or they just didn't bother teaching anyone, like a lot of old people today.

 

[Ibri]

Grandpa's generation about their successor: "We taught them wrong as a joke."

Seriously though forgetting some things when switching to team makes sense, something like forgetting the weak points of golems is a bit weird.

 

[Isobe-jan]

thanks for the chapter

pretty chill manga

 

[JaxunHero]

Gah this is so fluffy

 

[sirmidor]

Repeatedly casting wind magic to roll the fatty out of harm's way was something I hadn't seen yet in manga like this.

 

[Ultimatecalibur]

Much as this is fun and all. I'm smelling that there was a grand conspiracy to smother the institutional knowledge of grandpa's era. For whatever reason.

Only reasonable explanation I can think of is a catastrophe between the boomer solo gen and the current zoomer gen that lead to them all dying and not passing on the knowledge after the boomers retired. WW3 killed all those poor gen xers and millennials 😢

No need for a grand conspiracy or a disaster. Shifts in mentalities between generations, the rise is new technologies and tools and changes in needs can cause knowledge to disappear.

We lost the knowledge to build the Saturn V rocket by the mid-80s (the last mission to use one was in '73) and only recently built the SLS in '22. The knowledge to build a rocket powerful enough to get to the moon was lost in less than a full generation and took nearly 3 to develop something comparable.