Isekai ni Otosareta... Jouka wa Kihon! - Vol. 6 Ch. 32

[MangaDex]

 

[Maverun]

Oh about time for him to know truth?

 

[hahano]

who changed the name? it's so goofy now

 

[MerlinD]

Rip bozo

 

[HDMI1]

who changed the name? it's so goofy now

It's the Official English version name, it's given priority over translations of the original name.

Unless the series is about it end, the I'm guessing Creator God is going to ask the MC to take control as the new god of that world since he's linked to the World Tree already.

 

[larcek]

oh wow, we finally get some plot for MC instead of everything being mostly all casual xd

 

[blablablub]

Is this stupid king a reverse Henry VIII? Getting mad at his "wife" for giving him only sons.

 

[Mogima]

is it ending soon? i hope not. but the big bad is basically gone now.

 

[SuperBigMac]

"Yo, hey, apologies. One of our interns got pissy about some aerial mage he insisted on provoking, and apparently threw your metaphorical file across the proverbial office. And then those three idiots got ahold of it. In related news, we have four new openings. Want one?"

 

[Justking14]

Sooo this entire insane mess and the centuries of suffering were literally caused by three gods in training giving an idiot some power? I’m kinda reminded of under the dome where the enter plot is revealed to be caused by some alien kids who are treating the dome like a plaything

also, loved that the princess was the one to finish him off. Felt way more justified than the knights doing it but where the f is she going now?

 

[Demygod]

Okay so from my understanding, these 3 apprentice gods were basically like "yay human supremacy, here's the tools to stay in power for effectively eternity"(either being a really bad experiment or something intentional) giving the king and the high mages the big stone(i don't remember if they were told where to find it or accident) and the technique for immortality and the magic to make/control slaves(at least that's what this chapter is giving me). They then also summoned 5 people (4 on purpose, 1 on accident(mc)?) and tried to sweep mc's existence under the rug by sending him to the dangerous forest. Though at this point i don't remember if the other summoned have any significance.

P.S. Just peaked at the first chapter again, the apprentice gods mention potentially sending the summoned people back, so maybe mc is the only summoned in this world?

Can someone clarify how close i am so far, this is just me remembering and not re-reading.

 

[Angelnickl]

I am a little confused about why the sister was killed, also had to check the first chapter about these idiots who caused all this mess. But the rapid ageing was a great karma bite back for our villains. What terrible people.

 

[R0dr1g0-Shin]

Rest in Piss, asshole "King"

 

[lswgamer]

I for one find the three trainees losing their jobs a lot more cathartic than the king getting his head bashed in.

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

So those NOOBS gods made a big time mess consciously? It's spanking time then, not stopping until their sins vanish...
(OωO`)...

 

[Firestorm252]

My head canon has already given that dude Morgan Freeman's voice

 

[riflow]

I hope they'll give him some compensation...

 

[Drakun_Auger]

Is this stupid king a reverse Henry VIII? Getting mad at his "wife" for giving him only sons.

From what I remember, he wanted daughters so he could "grape" them.

 

[Justking14]

Okay so from my understanding, these 3 apprentice gods were basically like "yay human supremacy, here's the tools to stay in power for effectively eternity"(either being a really bad experiment or something intentional) giving the king and the high mages the big stone(i don't remember if they were told where to find it or accident) and the technique for immortality and the magic to make/control slaves(at least that's what this chapter is giving me). They then also summoned 5 people (4 on purpose, 1 on accident(mc)?) and tried to sweep mc's existence under the rug by sending him to the dangerous forest. Though at this point i don't remember if the other summoned have any significance.

P.S. Just peaked at the first chapter again, the apprentice gods mention potentially sending the summoned people back, so maybe mc is the only summoned in this world?

Can someone clarify how close i am so far, this is just me remembering and not re-reading.

The main god mentioned stealing the “world fruit” and that the world would collapse without it (or stop spinning). So I think this might be more about covering for their own screw up. They stole the fruit (to make themselves stronger or something) and in doing so basically doomed the planet. So they set up the crystal as a system For stabilizing the planet by stealing the life force of the divine beasts. Human supremacy and all that was just a side effect of keeping the crystal fed and running

I for one find the three trainees losing their jobs a lot more cathartic than the king getting his head bashed in.

Maybe but I was very satisfied by his daughter wife caving in his skull.

 

[Justking14]

From what I remember, he wanted daughters so he could "grape" them.

He was terrified of losing power so he killed any sons as soon as they were born so they couldn’t take the throne from him and immediately enslaved any girls because he was worried that other servants (or concubines) might threaten his life.