Kaiko sareta Ankoku Heishi (30-dai) no Slow na Second Life - Vol. 10 Ch. 45 - Chairman Roselwe

[MangaDex]

 

[KingCarna]

Eyyyyy, it’s back!!
(Thank you for the chapter)
It is insane how much better the manga is than the anime became…
Except for the combat deer.
That moment is goated

 

[endo54]

well, Dariel can just one-off that smug head and be done with it. Reason? he released monster inside the village and harming his villagers

 

[Nakanowatari]

Next arc... Bureaucracy!!!

 

[Wolvenworks]

Wow what a cunt i hope he meets a tragic end.

 

[myok]

First page was filmed in Ass-Person Perspective.

And yeah, keep poking the Son of the Strongest Hero. See how that works out for you, dick.

 

[Baelgun]

well, Dariel can just one-off that smug head and be done with it. Reason? he released monster inside the village and harming his villagers

Not gonna lie maybe it's cultural or something, but i've noticed in a lot of manga that the MC can never do shit against people in a better position of power than them despite having the powers of Gods (and anime) on their side, they only react and even then even if the bad guy was literally Hitler at best they get stripped of their rank or get a slap in the wrist (social humiliation what a tragedy truly worse than death), it's like they're trying to teach kids to never oppose people in positions of authority even if they're the worst example of humanity the world has to offer (my favorite cliche is the horrible noble family with the "conveniently" good egg who can fix everything).

 

[popo53414]

man, even in a chapter like this, fanservice never stops

 

[ciera]

Thank you

 

[mgRdr]

Not gonna lie maybe it's cultural or something

Or it could be that attacking the guildmaster will be seen as a declaration of war against the humanity. Sure, he can off the guildmaster no problem, he can probably even come out on top against the combined human forces, but will there be the village left for him to be the head of? He definitely will not be able to protect all of his loved ones, and it will end in a great loss of life, something he was succesfully and deliberately avoiding for the whole manga
But sure, let's blame it all on manga industry collectively deciding to create conformist propaganda, with some Godwin's law peppered on top, because apparently grass does not grow outside your house

 

[Meridis]

Not gonna lie maybe it's cultural or something, but i've noticed in a lot of manga that the MC can never do shit against people in a better position of power than them despite having the powers of Gods (and anime) on their side, they only react and even then even if the bad guy was literally Hitler at best they get stripped of their rank or get a slap in the wrist (social humiliation what a tragedy truly worse than death), it's like they're trying to teach kids to never oppose people in positions of authority even if they're the worst example of humanity the world has to offer (my favorite cliche is the horrible noble family with the "conveniently" good egg who can fix everything).

to be fair, he is the leader of the village, some of those members rely on outside connections like the blacksmiths, and a direct retaliation, even if justified, could lead to that powerstructure going after everyone he's supposed to protect. Remember the moral at the end of fate/zero, the solutions to issues and conflicts that are available to a single individual, sans negotiation or cooperation, is merely extreme violence to the point that you'll probably wipe out what you're protecting too.

Not to say that just blindly kowtowing is the best option. In most of those situations, the issue is that they are still hiding for some stupid reason. The best option would be to reveal yourself as the better(stronger), make a public appeal(let everyone know they wronged you and not the other way around), and openly declare your stance(I want peace, they want war). THEN when you destroy them, there won't be so many people gathered against you thinking you're the bad guy.

 

[WereMuppet]

Not gonna lie maybe it's cultural or something, but i've noticed in a lot of manga that the MC can never do shit against people in a better position of power than them despite having the powers of Gods (and anime) on their side, they only react and even then even if the bad guy was literally Hitler at best they get stripped of their rank or get a slap in the wrist (social humiliation what a tragedy truly worse than death), it's like they're trying to teach kids to never oppose people in positions of authority even if they're the worst example of humanity the world has to offer (my favorite cliche is the horrible noble family with the "conveniently" good egg who can fix everything).

While I agree that most of the time the MC's seem overly passive/lenient against nobles, royalty and higher influence people, I can kinda see why when they have lots of people (or a town) to protect, while they could take out the threat it's quite possible that it would escalate the situation and put everyone they are trying to protect in greater danger and as atleast one OP MC has stated "I can't be everywhere all the time".

 

[dino]

His stepbrother slowly but surely becomes his (male)imouto with each passing chapter.

 

[theshet]

man, even in a chapter like this, fanservice never stops

The booty being the sun to then dropping down to START the chapter took me tf out hahahha

 

[Antinomy]

Someone needs to meet the business end of a sword.

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Thanks for the TL

 

[HelioCesar]

oh yes the transparent first step of betrayal

 

[Washroom]

When you think it was solar eclipse
But actually great pair of butts

 

[Renan_Walheim]

Anyone who makes Zebi-chan cry deserves a painful death.

 

[Krytotype]

Bro i miss this manga and Grand kun very much. Thanks for translation

 

[Valve]

No wonder the translation stopped for 7 months if this was the next chapter...