Hazure Skill "Kage ga Usui" o Motsu Guild Shokuin ga, Jitsu wa Densetsu no Ansatsusha - Vol. 5 Ch. 25 - Former Slaves Pretty Girls Unit

[lordb1]

No, I originally felt that way, too. It took me a while to realize they intentionally skipped the cliche drama to focus on the less cliche aftermath. I'd say it was probably a good thing, as with those first couple pages we know exactly what happened and don't have to read through a plot we'll predict:

S-rank adventurer with terrified and defeated-looking slave girls enter the town, some implication of what he did to the elf girl is made, the human girl is a recent addition to the slave harem.

Enters the guild, seems charming enough, wonders if the receptionist girl has a little sister while chatting her up and managing to not creep her out.

MC sees this, doesn't like him, fuss ensues. Demon lord visits MC out of boredom, is seen by S-rank who sees what she is; figures 2 birds with one stone (get exotic beauty and hurt the MC) uses blackmail, gets murdered and buried, the slaves are freed. This chapter starts.

Then again, maybe this is someone's first manga and it would have been nice to see a fully fleshed out chapter?

It's not a good thing because it disrupts the flow and makes it disjointed. If they're gonna cut a story arc, they need to remove all mention of it, so the story doesn't feel disjointed. Instead, they should have cut it down to fit into a single chapter to not disrupt the flow.

 

[Chris-From-MrBeast]

This shit is so gay now, where's the sex?

 

[DTJames]

I don't like the skipping parts, I want to see Lenny getting his ass beaten.

 

[Moridin69]

I don't mind the skip in this specific case, but they should've had a * on pg 4 when talking about what happened, with a little msg in the margins like (*events happened between chapters / off panel / etc). While it isn't hard to figure things out, for a time, I still felt like I had missed a chapter or half the chapter was missing, and it isn't hard to alleviate the audience's confusion when purposefully skipping things.