Jinrou e no Tensei, Maou no Fukkan: Hajimari no Shou - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - Ryunheit's Conquest

[Androidturret]

This one seems pretty good, whatever your group name ends up being. I hope you keep working on this!

 

[Liquidxlax]

I guess they are far more vulnerable in human form.


I'm guessing the first manga was more expensive to produce. Is there a released reason why the last manga was cancelled and then restarted?

 

[MadMarus]

Thanks for the pick-up

 

[azurekite]

I had thought I wasn't going to see the manga going after it was dropped, glad to see it got picked up again since the story is great and fun plus the art is very good.
I'll probably get my copy on my next manga import batch.

 

[Wilhelm_Stenvall]

@ManlyMan6545 Yea, this manga (and whatever it's based on) is just terribly written.

 

[Soulwarfare]

Going from the previous adaption to this adaption is just very annoying.

Not sure why the author/artist decided to go in a completely different approach but whatever

 

[FL-GOD]

..... This adaptation sucks, read LN guys

 

[Pallington]

LN >> this adaptation, fyi - this adaptation is...
to put it lightly...
BAAAAAAD

 

[Huichelaar]

Ah yes, 'diplomacy', where one side has zero leverage, but showcases their caring nature by immediately trying to off themselves somehow believing this would serve as some form of exchange for the lives of other people despite the opposite side already having their life in their hands, and the other side being so impressed by this 'selfless' act that they're like "You know what? Technically we may be the aggressor, and we may have killed some people on your end, but we're so charmed by your suicidal nature that we'd like to be friends!" Who says war can't be a jolly good time where you meet new people and make new friends?

And hey, these werewolves must not be so bad after all, because look, there's one vengeful soldier that put the life of their own leader at risk by their irresponsible actions. Tut-tut, can't judge a book by its cover now.

The smug is basically oozing from this work. Also, treating war with this level of levity is downright absurd.