Jitsu wa Ore, Saikyou Deshita? - Vol. 1 Ch. 4 - Let's Destroy Them

[dkdumpling]

@Chusep ikr? They complain about how shitty the manga is yet continue to read each and every chapter. If you don't like it then don't fucking read it. But when they do read it just shows that they are actually invested.

 

[chekage]

@pocscz06

Cringe??? That was the best thing he’s said so far

 

[chekage]

Can this still even be considered barrier magic at this point

 

[knight_evangel]

People throw the word cringe around at everything now. lol

 

[HeyJudas]

The beginning was good, but this chapters idea and dialogue seems like it was made by a kid. When i was 6, i thought about this kind of story, which is cringey as fuck.

 

[Degernase]

@Kampfarsch

What we havent seen it do:
Create a barrier to block something

- Chapter 1, page 24

 

[deviant_heart]

So like, his barrier magic is something that manipulates anything as long as it is inside the barrier... That's pretty OP

 

[lordb1]

Finally a MC I can get behind. It's been a while.

 

[Seinvolf]

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

He is swift...
@.@...

 

[Beinmote9z]

Pure garbage

 

[Genochan]

Charlotte must be protected at all cost

 

[XicoYe]

So you're telling me that he can suddenly eliminate others with out hesitation and be so arrogant about it? I sure hope there is more character development later on.

 

[lordb1]

I mean, he was abandoned as a baby, makes a little sense for him to be sociopathic.

Spoiler

Not saying it was done well though. Tsuki ga Michibiku did it better.

He's not a sociopath.

 

[Kisato]

He's not a sociopath.

Did you seriously reply to a four year old comment with that nothingburger statement?

I didn't even call him a sociopath, just that he had sociopathic tendencies. Which is objectively correct as he was just killing people without regard for their own life.

And if you consider the definition for sociopathy is "A mental health disorder characterized by disregard for other people." This falls under that pretty nicely.

In short, shut the fuck up.

 

[lordb1]

Did you seriously reply to a four year old comment with that nothingburger statement?

I didn't even call him a sociopath, just that he had sociopathic tendencies. Which is objectively correct as he was just killing people without regard for their own life.

And if you consider the definition for sociopathy is "A mental health disorder characterized by disregard for other people." This falls under that pretty nicely.

In short, shut the fuck up.

Yes yes, I did.

 

[HoangDinh]

it's so trash

 

[BuzzBacksArmstrong]

And instantly the ostensibly normal Japanese man can without hesitation slip into cold remorseless killings. These writers realize there's a middle ground between an all forgiving doormat and a complete sociopath right?

Maybe he was never normal. We don’t know much about him

 

[xiaxueyi]

Did you seriously reply to a four year old comment with that nothingburger statement?

I didn't even call him a sociopath, just that he had sociopathic tendencies. Which is objectively correct as he was just killing people without regard for their own life.

And if you consider the definition for sociopathy is "A mental health disorder characterized by disregard for other people." This falls under that pretty nicely.

In short, shut the fuck up.

No you should shut the fuck up. Why do you even need to regard the lives of bandits who endanger your family in the first place? Most isekai mcs either hesitate or don’t.

And besides he continues to help people throughout the series anyway.

 

[spauldo]

I look at it this way. They were invaded by a foreign power masquerading as bandits. That's an act of war, which makes this a military action. As the only member of the margrave's household present, he was effectively commander of the local forces (just Frey in this instance).

While he had the attack power to take out the enemy, he was still outnumbered hundreds to one. He couldn't take them as prisoners of war. So he killed them. Any professional commander would have done the same.

The fake bandits were soldiers and spies. They knew the risks. Sucks for them, sure, but the risk of being killed in the line of duty is just part of being a soldier.

 

[ExarchOfAfrica]

Cruel