Keikenchi Chochiku de Nonbiri Shoushin Ryokou ~Yuusha to Koibito ni Tsuihou sareta Senshi no Mujikaku zama~ - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

[Toshkotv]

So she's a kitsune female ninja

Also his new sword reminds me of the rebellion which dante has (he is from the devil may cry series)

 

[JustAU-]

That's god was most definitely someone who isekaied and reached God status and created the beastmen
He either recreated the world entirely or beast man just wasn't a thing and created them and released them while humans been around for a while

 

[CyanHide]

This chapter makes me want to laugh at the author for the special attention he gives to the beast race lmao

 

[Godc0re]

This thing is a mess.

 

[DerexJay]

Damn everything is so "EXAGGERATED"

 

[Mist221322]

Wasn't he half dragon 1 chapter ago, why is it back to human all of a sudden. Man the translation sucks ass

did you not notice they are translated by not only a different person but a different group entirely?

 

[Specplayz]

So beast people can hear 2x of normal people since they have 4 ears? Also seems like the story is going a bit too fast.

 

[noore]

I have a sneaking suspicion that he took it out with brute force, not by being "worthy"

 

[literallymars_]

This is dumber than a brick but I turned my brain off so all good. I just want to stick around long enough to see MC's old team eat shit!

YEAH

 

[literallymars_]

lowkey, page 10, (I'd fold)

 

[radstylix]

You know what, I respect that he's actually open to future relationships instead of being vague about it, and not pursuing it until she's old enough.

But seriously, another powerup and a legendary sword in one chapter? My suspension of disbelief is hanging by a thread.

 

[katkamisama]

Damn everything is so "EXAGGERATED"

I don't think the exaggeration is the bad part of it. After all, you got series like One Punch man that takes everything up a notch and makes it ridiculous. But at least it doesn't become too forced because for everything they do there, they have a ridiculously "believable" justification, which keeps it comical. Like, One Punch Man did a bunch of exercises.

But something like this temple that a slave happened to be very knowledgeable of and even knew the exact location, but MC, who had more freedom, didn't even heard about. How, for no apparent reason, he starts unlocking even more of his abilities (just from talking with his slave?). The fact that the temple is open to anyone... It is not compelling enough.

I genuinely want to know if the author spins everything favorably later, even though the start was bad.