In Another World, I'm Called: the Black Healer - Vol. 4 Ch. 27

[Jachinz]

MC can't take care of her self let alone defend herself properly. Didn't think to always have defense skills on until recently, not using her large mana pool to learn any "harmful skills" now has a trauma from getting kidnapped. But yea sure "I'm intrust the entire worlds problems on her shoulders"
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[Seraphus]

An MC that comes from Japan... and ACTS like an actual person!
And REacts like a Japanese person!
Real people have nightmares (and even more fucked up reactions) to killing, and tend to respond pretty badly to being held captive with sexual assault as a side dish.

This is incredibly accurate to how people react, as opposed to the cookie-cutter bullshit you usually find in an Isekai.

Best Chapter thus far.

Imma guess this gets cancelled for being too good.

 

[PaperSun]

@Pachka84

Im confused; this seemed like a totally normal reaction for a normal person that I don't think has anything to do with her hair color? I've seen whiny blonde, brunette and red headed MCs, not that I think reacting strongly to a near sexual assault makes her whiny.

 

[Synnworld]

At least the mc knows she is freaking useless, freaking save yourself some time!

 

[Kaarme]

If this was a shounen series, they could assign her female knights as bodyguards. But since this a series aimed at girls, there's no equality and all knights are men. I always find this so funny.

 

[Jstar338]

If this was a shounen series, they could assign her female knights as bodyguards. But since this a series aimed at girls, there's no equality and all knights are men. I always find this so funny.

I think my favorite part is that they're mostly super hot knights, but most of them act like overprotective mothers since they're like 150 years old, so she's basically a child to them. This series is probably the single best shoujo isekai, not because it subverts any tropes, but by not playing into them, and also the characters are well written for the most part. yeah she's a Mary Sue at times, but not always winning