Akuyaku Reijou no Tsuihougo! - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - You weren’t supposed to have so much fun after being punished

[Yourself]

Seems okay though lots of exposition

 

[Ruruskadoo]

@RhoninFire lol beat you to it.

 

[alonerone]

Lol! He's really awkward xD

 

[sherrynity]

I can smell the romance from miles away

 

[Varler]

Some of it's a bit cringy, but it seems ok overall.

 

[AbuHajaar]

LMAO don't give up, Spaghetti Ike, you can do it!

 

[Ucluk4]

If iris failed to persuade her father she became like this

 

[davremedy]

I will hate him if he's the reason she's getting banished

 

[TendouMan]

@megagen I think that comes from the fact that little to none (only about 1%, in fact) Japanese practices Christianity. While I don't have anything to back this up, I believe that, due to interacting more with the Protestants throughout the years, the most common "image" for nuns in Japan is they're not exactly off-limits.

Of course, it could also come from the fact that they mix it up with Shinto's mikos. I mean, they ARE kinda similar based on face value.

 

[caitsith]

Wow, surprisingly interesting for a reincarnation isekai. I find it hilarious that she drowned in the bathtub.

I guess, as a whole, she would be... 42 years old, huh.

 

[kwendy]

Is it kuudere? Or cringedere?

 

[Robbini]

@TendouMan
I'm not sure if it goes for all branches of christianity, but some do allow nuns to revoke their vows , thus stop being nuns in order to allow for them to get married or follow another career, including nurses etc.
Marriage while a nun shouldn't be allowed though.
@davremedy
The heroine was responsible, all he might've done was not speak out against it, which most likely wouldn't have helped unless he had proven the heroine was a lying bitch.

 

[Harry_Dong]

I thought this was long-format for a second here, but apparently the image size was just much smaller than what I'm used to.

A bit cliche, but that's to be expected from shoujo manga. I'm liking it so far.

 

[xyzzy]

Question: for otome isekais, why does the main character always reincarnate as the villainess of the story?

I mean, you never really see an isekai where they straight up reincarnate as the protagonist.

 

[TheStuffedUnicorn]

@xyzzy My thought is that the story would be more flexible if you start as the antagonist. Theres a lot of villainess isekais out there but they all branch off at different points. Bakarina turns into the protagonist, a few go for the banished SOL route, etc. I think reincarnating as the protagonist just makes it a shoujo reverse harem manga from the start as oppose to the romantic comedy villainess route.

Idk though , its a good question.

 

[boag]

@xyzzy
@TheStuffedUnicorn
because its an easy way to write out the cliche villain out of the story, which in itself has become a cliche.
If they reincarnated as the heroine, then the authors would be forced to have the cliche villaness.

 

[DimaManga]

you like a girl?

just buy a house next to her my man all settled

 

[definitionofinsanity]

...I think some of you are misreading the knight here. I don't sense "tsundere" or "pushy asshole." Granted, this is only a single chapters, but I think it's more likely that the guy is a warrior that didn't have much free time and probably was not encouraged to chase after wenches and whore about the town. His experience with women seems... "limited," shall we say. I think he's not tsundere or an asshole, but he's just an idiot, an inexperienced and dense idiot. As evidenced by him getting all excited about the exiled girl and having some food she cooked and getting overheated like a Samsung smartphone at the mere thought of being more than friends with a girl. He doesn't know he was scary, he doesn't know that the MC doesn't know he's not there to keep tabs on her because he was ordered to, he's just dense. He doesn't realize that he's not being romantic and that showing up as a knight with a giant fucking sword and telling the banished former Duke's daughter, "I WON'T LET YOU RUN AWAY!" and scowling while telling her that you've purchased a home nearby to keep tabs on her isn't romantic... but probably pants-shittingly scary for most girls. He probably assumes she knows he's attempting to court her.

Basically, it's a reverse density of your average harem MC. Instead of being too dense to start, he's too dense to stop. Still dense, just a different kind of density.

 

[RedSkyX2]

Thanks for the chapter.

@definitionofinsanity
thats almost exactly what i thought, just add a bit of kuudere and low capacity of showing emotions.

 

[KarrotKakes]

And thus the villainous isekai cliche continues.
Not that I'm hating, It looks pretty good so far!