Doukutsu Ou kara Hajimeru Rakuen Life ~Bannou no Saikutsu Skill de Saikyou ni!?~ - Vol. 1 Ch. 1

[Stalkerman]

Should have called it “king under the mountain” crest instead

 

[Reiji]

in the future

MC: get out of my reef, I'm playing minecraft

 

[BloodKing1]

I want to laugh bc the crest is "Cave King" a F***ing Cave King, like the place cave doesn't excist???

 

[izzulii]

i don't know why but the line "is the word of the oracle!" made me die laughing XD

 

[djbraianxtr]

Nice start, interesting concept. Basically minecraft the manga, and im all in for it! Now I wonder what will happen next: You found a slime!
Kill
Tame
-> Make into a waifu
Excile

 

[handyhippie65]

only problem i see is there is no bronze ore, as it is an alloy of copper and tin. same as there is no steel ore. it is just highly carbonized iron. fun fact, copper is one of the few naturally occurring metals. like gold, you can find lumps of it lying on the surface where it exists in quantity, which it is why it was the first useful metal discovered by humans. gold is just shiny, and is too soft for creating tools.

 

[Smokeball]

I don't know what the authors think writing story in this kind of world where people born with special abilities but some people might never know what their abilities do their entire lives. Same thing as "divine job" which everyone got a job from god at a certain age. What a restrictive world.

 

[bobdave19]

I like how the mc is like your average isekai mc but minus the isekai part

“Wtf is a meter????”

 

[DedBeet]

Man, seeing those skeletons makes me kinda depressed about the fate of those souls.
( and wow desecration of corpses played off as a joke )

 

[x43bz4dpe]

Ok, I've seen some pretty egregious scientific errors in anime, but I've never seen "bronze ore" before. To clarify, bronze is not found naturally in nature neither as a metal nor an ore because bronze is an alloy of tin and copper in a specific 12% tin 88% copper ratio, it is exclusively produced artificially. it's extremely rare even to find tin and copper veins geographically close to one another, the notable exception being Greece which is in large part the reason why ancient Greece was so prosperous in the bronze age. I know it's kinda silly to get worked up about it in a fantasy setting, but it kinda breaks the immersion for someone like me, and i think it contributes to brain-rot in the less informed. Apologies for the rant, I hope this helps in some way.

 

[Technobane]

17TH PRINCE?!?!, JUST HOW MUCH DOES THAT KING LIKE TO FUCK?