Isekai ni Kita Boku wa Kiyoubinbode Subayasa Tayorina Tabi wo Suru - Vol. 1 Ch. 3

[ShionSinX]

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The type setter could split the text between the balloons when theres more than one, and put the text always in the middle of them.

 

[Phelix]

Well. That was dumb. Why not let her beat the guys, we know they aren't competent and that she is. The world needs less captain save a hoes.

 

[Straforel]

Kuro no Usagi, is a bad nick name? 😅

Well, my female friend use this name for his female MC 😅, maybe that's why it's embarassing.

 

[monkey123]

This plot... is really... strange.

@Aichan
Are you ok? Because you speak in 3rd persona.

 

[Aichan]

@monkey123

Ai-chan is okay, thanks for asking. In Ai-chan's culture, using the name as first person pronoun is normal. In Ai-chan's culture, the name can be first person, second person and third person pronoun. Most English speakers do not understand this because in English, the name is a third person pronoun only.

 

[S0ulReaper]

Being a Jack of all trades isn't really bad, It's the Opposite...You are good at everything which means you are super useful and OP, Yeah sure you are not a master but it does not meant that you are bad at that particular thing, If you think of it...Jack of all trades is really an awesome one to get rather than being a master of magic or swordmanship since all your good points goes to a certain skill unlike Jack of all trades where it is Balance and you are good at both magic and swordsmanship.

 

[Nenphy]

3 chapters, one after another lacking pages, are you even trying?? dropped
raws here to check the pages missing: https://mangant.com/manga/isekai-ni-kita-boku-wa-kiyoubinbode-subaya-sa-tayorina-tabi-o-suru-manga-raw/chapter-2.2/620040

 

[PineyCreek]

I can't tell if the translation is bad or if the plot is badly put together or both.

 

[IShallReadTheHeavens]

Nice sand attack.

 

[Winchan]

@PineyCreek

I think the plot is ok, the translation is at the least understandable, but the way it is drawn and narrated... feel like a storyboard sketch, looks unrefined and hastily made.

mix up the mediocre elements, (the plot is forgivable, it's a slice of life) feels like it'll definitely produce a better result with more investment to detail and time and the minor issues in narration.

I see myself doing something similar a few years back if I had the ambition to draw a manga... When comparing this manga to the other of the artist's works (which looks much better), it definitely feels like a novice work.

 

[Kaarme]

This has to be the lowest quality isekai I've encountered so far. Though I would have obviously skipped many series, so no doubt some still worse ones are out there. Still, this does have better art than the Gun-Ota isekai I read years ago, for a while, until I just couldn't stand the art anymore.

 

[Seraphus]

Gets locked up "just because"

* Angry American shrieking *

 

[Seraphus]

Gets locked up "just because"

* Angry American shrieking *

On my re-read of this, I am still absolutely infuriated at the thought of not the MC being locked up; I am absolutely livid at the idea that he just accepts it!
(As a reader, not like I'm throwing my phone or something...)

"Ah, you have taken me prisoner; kidnapped me; denied my freedom in a fundamental way."
Like... what?!

That's just... no big? All I need is to claim that I am "in charge," and I can simply take your freedom? Potentially destroy your life, if I wish?
That's not a sustainable society in any way, and the fact that MC BlackRabbit Save-a-ho just decided that being locked up is all good...

I'm losing my mind over this... lol...

Also, I will take Jack-of-all-trades over any other thing; I'd much rather be solidly competent at everything than be a master of one single thing to the exclusion of other knowledge!
Imagine knowing the ultimate secrets of the electron, but not knowing how to change an electric light bulb!

I mean, a Bachelors Degree is the "Jack" level of cards in the JOAT metaphor... it's almost as if the writer doesnt know what the metaphor means; it's often used as a compliment in English-speaking areas, which is from where the metaphor arises.

And while it isn't always a compliment, I personally would much rather have a Bachelors Degree in physics, chemistry, music, economics, sociology, geology, forestry, mathematics, biology, creative writing, architecture, physical education, pharmacology, geography, psychology, sports medicine, business administration, construction technology, performance arts, military leadership, conflict resolution, theology, AND ALL THE OTHER BACHELORS IN THE WORLD... than to have a single PhD in one topic. (!!! ^^ !!!)

Japanese culture frowns on this because it is socially deviant, in a culture that values social homogeny; and I get that.
However, in a fantasy world that isn't Japanese, only an utter imbecile, a complete fool, an addle-pated looby would consider this with any form of disdain... Only an utter fool... ...!

Jeez...! 😅