Sono Akuyaku Kizoku, Mama Heroine ga Sukisugiru ~Shinshi na Doryoku de Saikyou to nari Fuguu na Oshikyara Tasukemakuru~ - Ch. 43

[Kanade0021]

thanks for picking this up!

 

[Talilover]

So if I'm understanding correctly bunch of mtl chapters came out, original group posting this threw the bootyhurt fit that tends to happen when a group gets "sniped" and stopped uploading, MTL chapters got deleted for whatever reason, and now this group is picking this series up but will prob take a few months to catch up to where the MTL chapters stopped?

I mean, better than nothing ig, kinda forgot about this manga tbh

 

[Korvalus]

Writers of these sorts of comics never give any thought to how their plot would be presented in a game.
Why would the queen die, and no answer be given for how she was killed? How would that be a small background detail with no other information given other than 'she died, lol'?

I'm not going to single this comic out in particular, but I see it all the time where the conceit of the comic is that the protagonist has entered into a game world with a story they know by heart, only for the story to be absolutely convoluted in such a way that it couldn't conceivably be the story of an actual game, much less a book or anything else.
They just say they're in a game world plot because it sounds cool, but the writer don't do any of the work to actually make the story work within than constraint that they themselves made.
This doesn't mean that the player would feasibly know all details of a world just because they played a game within such a setting, but don't say stupid things like 'this important character died... we weren't told why' -- as if such a thing happens in much of any damned piece of media.

glances at Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave
Sometimes it can just happen especially in a game with more routes than anything.

I haven't read the AI chapters, so I'm not sure how this one will be explained. If I had to guess, it'd be the queen plotting to fake her own death to draw out the real assassins - but perhaps the fake assassin was the real one all along, and did his job too well...

.........wut. I'm sorry, that's a dumb twist that sounds clever the moment you say it, then falls apart almost immediately when you start thinking about it.

If I remember from the nuked MTL chapters is that...

Spoiler: The motivations of the queen's betrayal

The queen is actually from the bottom of society who "worked up" her rise in society. It all worked well until in one of those encounters she ended up pregnant. Having her ambitions threatened to be cut short by her new daughter she left her at the care of a noble family she had good relations with to raise her. She still kept contact with the family and ensured her safety, but who's the girl true mother is a secret to everybody.
These assholes, the mother-loving cultists who already attacked Tierra and the elves' forest, by the way; discovered it, and threatened her that either the Queen dies, or her daughter does. So she really had no choice. But demonio, as usual is here to save the mamas. Oh, and the Queen's secret daughter? It's one of the original heroines. The twin tailed one, if I remember.

I'm not sure of all the details, too many mangas lately with similar events. But the gist of it I do remember it.

 

[DeadintheWater]

Writers of these sorts of comics never give any thought to how their plot would be presented in a game.
Why would the queen die, and no answer be given for how she was killed? How would that be a small background detail with no other information given other than 'she died, lol'?

I'm not going to single this comic out in particular, but I see it all the time where the conceit of the comic is that the protagonist has entered into a game world with a story they know by heart, only for the story to be absolutely convoluted in such a way that it couldn't conceivably be the story of an actual game, much less a book or anything else.
They just say they're in a game world plot because it sounds cool, but the writer don't do any of the work to actually make the story work within than constraint that they themselves made.
This doesn't mean that the player would feasibly know all details of a world just because they played a game within such a setting, but don't say stupid things like 'this important character died... we weren't told why' -- as if such a thing happens in much of any damned piece of media.

Yes, writers would do this; though, the idea of them not putting thought into it or not explaining it in a word of god style post is out there. Unreliable narrator is the primary example of something like this, but it is also just a good example of a limited POV.

However, normally authors that use unreliable narrators also throw in other POVs to highlight how the main character is not a fully reliable source of information. Games like RPGs tend to follow just one character, though, and tend to be much more direct and free with information, even if it doesn't always make sense in universe.

 

[Kageura002]

So it's back...it will take a while before reaching the point where the mtl translation stopped but the important thing is that someone is working on this series.

Raw up to 55

 

[Prota_stellos]

So if I'm understanding correctly bunch of mtl chapters came out, original group posting this threw the bootyhurt fit that tends to happen when a group gets "sniped" and stopped uploading, MTL chapters got deleted for whatever reason, and now this group is picking this series up but will prob take a few months to catch up to where the MTL chapters stopped?

I mean, better than nothing ig, kinda forgot about this manga tbh

Uh no, og groups TL has some personal life stuff going on and has been away for awhile. That’s all lol.

 

[AAA1]

Writers of these sorts of comics never give any thought to how their plot would be presented in a game.
Why would the queen die, and no answer be given for how she was killed? How would that be a small background detail with no other information given other than 'she died, lol'?

I'm not going to single this comic out in particular, but I see it all the time where the conceit of the comic is that the protagonist has entered into a game world with a story they know by heart, only for the story to be absolutely convoluted in such a way that it couldn't conceivably be the story of an actual game, much less a book or anything else.
They just say they're in a game world plot because it sounds cool, but the writer don't do any of the work to actually make the story work within than constraint that they themselves made.
This doesn't mean that the player would feasibly know all details of a world just because they played a game within such a setting, but don't say stupid things like 'this important character died... we weren't told why' -- as if such a thing happens in much of any damned piece of media.

I know a title that you might like because you care about this detail.

Go read "Gokuaku Hidou na Seiheki Kizoku ga Doryoku shitara Seijitsu Harem Tsukuremashit"

 

[Coud31]

Thanks for picking the series up!

 

[Wizardrone]

thanks for chapter

 

[ThatGuyScifi]

Uh no, og groups TL has some personal life stuff going on and has been away for awhile. That’s all lol.

Hopefully everything is going well for them.

 

[MisterMemeDaddy]

I think I’m having flashbacks…

Except this time the chapter doesn’t sound lobotomized lol