Eiyuu Onna Kishi ni Yuunou to Bareta Ore no Bijin Harem Kishidan - Gaikaku Hikume no Kijutsu Kishidan - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - An Army of 61 People

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why would these elf women work for this fucking loser scam artist to take down one of their male brethren?
 
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You know, when he got that bag of gold in chapter 1, I thought of Mount and Blade and he was gonna use it to hire mercenaries or something. I didn't expect my guess to be really close. He actually has a warband.
 
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What is with Japan's love for slaves? They're pretty much in every fantasy series now.
I'm not complaining because I think it's bad, it's just become a cliche at this point. :pepehmm:
Because it's edgy and it's a (western-style) fantasy. In the making of Rance, Alicesoft stated the exact reasoning for writing Rance's sidekick, Sill, as his slave is because it makes it darker. Rance was written as a dark subversion of the JRPG fantasy genre of the time.

Of course, this thing sticks and it has become a staple trope of fantasy on that side of the world. It's like heroes and demon lords. It's just on par for the genre.
 
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Bullshit anime logic. If the technology the MC uses is more effective and sustainable than slavery, then why ban it? If it's less effective, then it can't compete with the existing way they do stuff in the first place, so it's harmless.

Historically, slavery has been abolished all over the world, not really because we have advanced as a species, but because slavery is not effective in the face of the industrial revolution. Anyone in power will look at it and say, "Yeah, abolishing slavery seems like a profitable idea". Only a fool would cling to human slavery labor while standing in front of a gigantic, magical industrial production power.
 
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What is with Japan's love for slaves? They're pretty much in every fantasy series now.
I'm not complaining because I think it's bad, it's just become a cliche at this point. :pepehmm:
every non-post-enlightenment-western society runs on slavery, and some of those did too
 
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What is with Japan's love for slaves? They're pretty much in every fantasy series now.
I'm not complaining because I think it's bad, it's just become a cliche at this point. :pepehmm:
It’s medieval magic fantasy. Slaves are common place at the time period it takes place. Even if it’s fantasy
 

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