Drawing: Saikyou Mangaka wa Oekaki Skill de Isekai Musou Suru! - Vol. 9 Ch. 80 - The Light in My Heart

[MangaDex]

 

[KittyBlue9]

32 chapters left in the gap.

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the release

 

[w1987g]

32 chapters left in the gap.

Every day we get closer

 

[Shadowcrazy4]

I don't know if I want that knight saved or not. I have no clue what would be best for the story. I'm leaning on her dying but that's just me

 

[ShiitakeCat]

Thanks for one more chapter!

 

[Salfaro]

32 chapters left in the gap.

Thanks for sticking with it, always hate to see chapters get stuck with subpar TLs.

 

[Timewaster_zoltar]

Every day we get closer

ngl the second there's a ch 125 imma binge-read this whole manga now it has some quality TL!

 

[Kaarme]

I don't know if I want that knight saved or not. I have no clue what would be best for the story. I'm leaning on her dying but that's just me

The best attack against those singularities would be the ability to cure the Oder infection, though. The Oder is a core part of their strategy, so it needs to be dealt with. It seems doubtful Akira could actually slay that eye-singularity right now. But who knows.

 

[UncleKaos]

"IMPOSSSIBLEEEE!" i feel the authors need a new word that means impossible too. i see this used too often even they can SEE it happening. xD
why not just saying "Whoa... " or "amazing.." etc etc. these word also express surprise and awe.

 

[feha]

An entire chapter from his arrival, and he still hasn't summoned the elixir to heal the infected girl? Why doesn't he simply draw the damn elixir and solve all his issues? He did the same thing earlier when he refused to heal dragon-girl, too. Did mangaka forget entirely about that ability which is the foundation of the entire novel?

Rather, why doesn't he splash elixir all over the battlefield to heal all the odors? It is an all-powerful panacea, so unless they are classified as the dead kind of zombies (rather than the living kind of walking dead), it would work.

 

[feha]

I don't know if I want that knight saved or not. I have no clue what would be best for the story. I'm leaning on her dying but that's just me

I want her saved if only because the alternative is forcing the stupidest possible writing ever. The solution is obvious, easy for mc to do, and not implementing it is akin to spiderman not saving someone falling because he forgot he can shoot webs.

 

[Shadowcrazy4]

I want her saved if only because the alternative is forcing the stupidest possible writing ever. The solution is obvious, easy for mc to do, and not implementing it is akin to spiderman not saving someone falling because he forgot he can shoot webs.

Yeah your right about that. Well let's see what happens

 

[XYBER000]

If the deadweight princess still won't have any character development after this crisis, i don't know anymore... really can't feel any empathy for any of the characters

 

[XNFEdayo]

"IMPOSSSIBLEEEE!" i feel the authors need a new word that means impossible too. i see this used too often even they can SEE it happening. xD
why not just saying "Whoa... " or "amazing.." etc etc. these word also express surprise and awe.

And are used equally as much as "impossible!" lol. The number of times I've seen "amazing" "whoa" or "whoa, amazing" in any combat based manga will reach midway to triple digits for shorter series and well into triple with longer series.

Remember Japanese....is pretty limited compared to English. Translators are the culprit of your misgivings here. Doesn't have to be a one for one translation as long as the sentiment gets across.
Instead of "impossible" drag it out a little with "No way that's possible" or "This cannot be" depending on the person's personality. Hell, be a little comedically with "And now THIS is happening"

 

[UncleKaos]

And are used equally as much as "impossible!" lol. The number of times I've seen "amazing" "whoa" or "whoa, amazing" in any combat based manga will reach midway to triple digits for shorter series and well into triple with longer series.

Remember Japanese....is pretty limited compared to English. Translators are the culprit of your misgivings here. Doesn't have to be a one for one translation as long as the sentiment gets across.
Instead of "impossible" drag it out a little with "No way that's possible" or "This cannot be" depending on the person's personality. Hell, be a little comedically with "And now THIS is happening"

Oh yes i keep to forget Japanese got words that can't be directly translated.
and it does remind me... doesn't japanense ever swear if they see something impossible/scary?
"Oooh fuck" or "what the HELL is that?" etc etc... i feel it is rare we see characters swearing heavily.

 

[XNFEdayo]

Oh yes i keep to forget Japanese got words that can't be directly translated.
and it does remind me... doesn't japanense ever swear if they see something impossible/scary?
"Oooh fuck" or "what the HELL is that?" etc etc... i feel it is rare we see characters swearing heavily.

iirc, there's no swear words in Japanese just "rude" words or ways to say something. Which is why whenever they do swear, it's usually in English. Which ngl, is 100 times funnier listening to a Japanese person cursing. Joesph Joestar is a prime example of this.

 

[LecherousLeech]

The build-up can be so long that it’s overly frustrating, but the final release is always good. Im-Dal Young really likes to edge his readers 😤

 

[Sebbafan]

Hell yeah.

 

[Sebbafan]

An entire chapter from his arrival, and he still hasn't summoned the elixir to heal the infected girl? Why doesn't he simply draw the damn elixir and solve all his issues? He did the same thing earlier when he refused to heal dragon-girl, too. Did mangaka forget entirely about that ability which is the foundation of the entire novel?

Rather, why doesn't he splash elixir all over the battlefield to heal all the odors? It is an all-powerful panacea, so unless they are classified as the dead kind of zombies (rather than the living kind of walking dead), it would work.

Because he can't. The scroll he used for the elixir was destroyed.