Honzuki no Gekokujou ~Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen~ Dai 1-bu 「Hon ga Nai nara Tsukureba Ii!」 - Vol. 1 Ch. 4 - Respect for the…

[MangaDex]

 

[Glomoro]

Hey, good ol' Gerda doesn't seem to be letting them die. That's close enough to babysitting.

 

[SnappleTi]

the mc is a little spoiled and selfish despite being a college student inside. she keeps making work for her family (even her sister who’s probably only 7-9) for her book addiction...

 

[dragondeathlord]

@SnappleTi you said it for me... I could almost understand it it was to help the world but nope she a selfish brat.She got knowledge of medicines and antiseptic of crossbows in a world that children die in of infections and get eaten by animals. All she cares about is books. yes there important a way she could help this world but there there so much else she could be focused on. Her family struggling not to starve to death and she destroying food to make to wash her hair! Ether the Author a asshole just as bad or this chick needs a reality check! And she does not even know what mass produced books will do to this world. For one thing it will make her church of her nation the most powerful in the land as they get mass produced paper and books..And what if the burn children and stuff? She not even considering her actions!..If this world got Magic mass produced books could start an apocalypses! Just so many way this could go sideways!

 

[zDarkness]

@dragondeathlord And how the fuck she doesnt know that paper and things related to it were expensive in medival times?

Its just so fucking annoying, I'm not going to drop now bc it seems it gets better later but honestly its a huge plot hole there

 

[immortalartisan]

If they haven’t discovered papyrus yet she could make a fortune off of it as a less expensive paper

 

[herShie_4ever]

Reminder guys, she socially awkward and addicted to books. A really bad combination. Hopefully she get better as she interact with the new world and have her common sense challenged. But addiction will always take forever to be cured.

 

[raccoonshouse]

She's an adult inside. If she can't have any sympathy or empathy for the lower class' problem/condition, that means she read books for nothing. Literature should teach people how to have a big heart, not being a selfish person.

 

[Grimmycoffee]

Been a while since I read these early parts. Even though we've heard the rough picture in previous chapter, it's really cool to see a clear scale of what she's facing.

Even for someone like her father that led the City's south gate, literacy is still low and parchment's cost is so high that the thought of buying one is not just absurd but also idiotic.

It's something hard to really grasp in our world today where literacy is common place for most people

She's an adult inside. If she can't have any sympathy or empathy for the lower class' problem/condition, that means she read books for nothing. Literature should teach people how to have a big heart, not being a selfish person.

In general, literature is meant to be read and nothing else. I won't finish reading history about Ancient America and come out a better man, I'll just know a bit more about the topic