Gomi Ika da to Tsuihousareta Shounin, Jitsu wa Zensei Kenja Desu - Ch. 2.2

[MangaDex]

 

[CountryMage]

At this school class means nothing, we will evaluate you based your individual talents. Then in literally the next room, telling the commoner "you're gonna fail this, but try anyway."

 

[Dosky]

At least no crystal ball exploded.

 

[HyperNom]

trash..

 

[Kaiser92]

Y'all ever step on a scale and the scale catastrophically exploded?
These books are shit, get some frikking safe release rune in your measurement tools yo~

 

[TropeStealer]

The arrogant noble is annoying. He deserve a falcon punch.

 

[XicoYe]

This is... better than nothing

 

[Scallywag96]

Somebody call 911
Magic book is burning on the class floor!

 

[0neDragon]

there is no way that only the top 16 get in, that is probebly just thier "official" stance were those 16 are guaranteed to pass and then there is the back door for Nobels with enogth influence whose children have at least the bare minimum of mana to cast spells

 

[Nemo2342]

I'm just a little impressed at how paint-by-numbers this is.

 

[Yosirin]

The art kinda remind me with those another manga isekai who standard beauty reverse

 

[pandatime]

I mean atleast its books you can craete more of i guess
i rly like how hes not in the Usual state of shock we see he was in a state of
the money,......

 

[kingdedede]

ok this setup is so obvious, in the magic tournament either the butler or the girl is gonna end up fighting that shitty noble, they are gonna win and hes gonna be mad and want revenge so in the first week of classes he and his cronies are gonna team up and try to kill the butler and the girl... i love this genre

 

[apep]

Which one will happen next week:

• They mistake his low-level spell as a high-level one.
• He is accused of cheating.
• Someone tries to sabotage him.
• He destroys the target and the magically-reinforced wall behind it.

 

[tseng]

Only thing am curious about this work is, if is going to be as short as the Web Novel, or go further than it lol

 

[ShikiAlter]

I am liking this so far even with the cliches. As long characters are interesting and/or get nice development alongside the story.

 

[Melting3312]

At this point, I feel like any trope that I write here is going to be a spoiler for the next chapters.
This is the author's first serialization but damn man. The story feels like the literary equivalent of an asset flip game you would find on steam.
It is a difficult task to come up with a really unique story, especially for an amateur author but it should not be that difficult to avoid the most overused tropes.
But I suppose it doesn't really matter since the manga is for the japanese audience and they are likely more than okay with this kind of stuff given the number other manga that follow a similar pattern of being borderline plagiarism.

 

[Banesephy]

Of course, there's the overbearing noble during an exam. Why do they always exist? Can't authors think of anything else? Why do publishers keep letting them through?

 

[jhs_reika]

Which one will happen next week:

• They mistake his low-level spell as a high-level one.
• He is accused of cheating.
• Someone tries to sabotage him.
• He destroys the target and the magically-reinforced wall behind it.

All of them.
1. MC use a low-level spell that destroys the target and the magically-reinforced wall behind it, which makes the spell being mistaken as a high-level one.
2. A jealous noble sabotage MC by accusing him of cheating.
3. MC is forced to prove his innocence.
4. Back to 1.

 

[Gabriix]

At this school class means nothing, we will evaluate you based your individual talents. Then in literally the next room, telling the commoner "you're gonna fail this, but try anyway."

All the more satisfying seeing his stupid face after
MC should have asked where does he need to put the book the ashes