Eroi Koto Suru Tame ni Kyonyuu Bishoujo Dorei wo Katta Hazu ga, Oshishou-sama to Shitawa Rete Omotta Toori ni Ikanaku Naru Hanashi - Vol. 5 Ch. 21 - …

[randalthor20001]

Sounds great, I like the Fairy one alot

For me I would like one where its a genderbend Human girl Hero where they fuck/relationships with Important creatures like a Lovecraft creature, Or a Super important High elf, A dragon, etc etc

The other idea I thought of is MC is a weak human girl and she gets protected by Important Milfs who can be Creatures or Humans who have daughters/kids already so like "Mama Heroine ga Suki Sugiru" series where MC is the villain in a game but doesn't want anything to do with the heroines but instead the Milfs of the heroines instead I think its rare asf to see a yuri series where the harem or love interest is Moms Especially when its mytho moms like a dragon, elf, demon, etc would be really cool to see imo

Dating a Lovecraftian creature would be a goldmine for interesting plots. You could have it start out where the main character (and the audience) doesn't know that the love interest is a monster. Make it seem like the MC might be crazy at first. Have the monster "help" the MC with their false mental illness. MC falls in love with the monster. Then the story reveals that they really are a monster. And not the watered down modern day monster, where they just look different, but are still kind. No; I'm talking about a psychologically torturing people, driving them insane, and eating them, kind of monster. But the MC still loves them. Tons of wonderful disfunction and moral dilemmas. As I type this out, it occurs to me that I do see this type of plot sometimes in doujinshi; but never in manga.

MILFs aren't my cup of tea. But plot wise, it would be a refreshing change of pace from the norm.

 

[dokidoki]

Dating a Lovecraftian creature would be a goldmine for interesting plots. You could have it start out where the main character (and the audience) doesn't know that the love interest is a monster. Make it seem like the MC might be crazy at first. Have the monster "help" the MC with their false mental illness. MC falls in love with the monster. Then the story reveals that they really are a monster. And not the watered down modern day monster, where they just look different, but are still kind. No; I'm talking about a psychologically torturing people, driving them insane, and eating them, kind of monster. But the MC still loves them. Tons of wonderful disfunction and moral dilemmas. As I type this out, it occurs to me that I do see this type of plot sometimes in doujinshi; but never in manga.

MILFs aren't my cup of tea. But plot wise, it would be a refreshing change of pace from the norm.

There's one like that, its called "The Garden of Plantus" too bad it decided to kill itself with literally no love stuff going on until like the final ch but the story just got fucking ridiculous with humans vs the lovecraftian, it had so much potential with the idea/art but they just like fucked it all up forgetting its a GL series

 

[KeraFury]

im so glad its back! thank you

 

[Santgos]

Great chapter, also why it says that is complete? What happens to the series?

 

[Dooble]

Sorry for the hiatus. The older chapters should now be updated, fixing some mistakes, adding some missing SFX, and making fonts more similar to the raw. I also removed color pages in the middle of the chapter since I found out they aren't allowed.

I'm still not certain about some comic grammar rules, but it should be serviceable. That's what I get for not using an all caps font. I did learn that "?!" is preferred to "!?" when emphasizing a question, but the raw uses "!?" and I like how it looks better. Feel free to issue corrections.

I did check to see if Shiina's ellipsis trailing of "chan" was consistent or symbolic in any way. I didn't find anything, but they should all be be corrected to "cha..." or "chan" as appropriate.

!? just looks better than ?! and as someone willing to die on that hill I am very pleased that you and the original typesetters are among my people.

Thank you for the chapter, and all the other ones! I have to say it honestly blows me away this is machine translation, you do a very good job with it.

 

[SpringLily]

Great chapter, also why it says that is complete? What happens to the series?

It ends on chapter 31.

Spoiler: meta analysis

Honestly, I was sad to see it end so soon. When I heard the light novel ended, I did some rough comparison with the manga to see how many more chapters we would get. When 31 part 1 came out, I was hoping we'd get another full volume, ending at 35, but that hope was dashed when it ended at 31 part 2.

It looks like we get a full story at least. I haven't translated everything, but it lines up pretty well with the light novel chapters. The original work also seemed to be performing well on their site, so I don't think it was axed or anything. I'm inclined to say the author just thought it was a good ending point. I don't know if this translation had any impact on anything or could have made it last longer, but hopefully this can give it a second wave in interest/sales.

Thank you for the chapter, and all the other ones! I have to say it honestly blows me away this is machine translation, you do a very good job with it.

Thanks! It's mostly a direct translation with a bunch of personal games of telephone to make things coherent. Writing the phonetic text in my translation spreadsheet has also been surprisingly helpful, despite not really knowing Japanese. Can't say I do a perfect job, but that's what the notes page is for.