Kenseijo Adel no Yarinaoshi ~Kako ni Modotta Saikyou Kensei, Hime wo Sukuu Tame ni Seijo to Naru~ - Ch. 6

[monkey123]

Well it was nice until church lady showed up and had to ruin the fun, probably dropping this was looking for a fun read not whatever that was.

Oh no! Anyway...

 

[AncientWatcher]

Claire is such a tightass.

 

[DeltaVee]

Page 13: If you don't recognise a saint who is not a part of the church, then your doctrine does not apply to them so Adel can be an escort knight all they want. She literally just contradicted herself and I'm confused now.

 

[GUST5]

I love this story on how he was blind before and is taking in new things he’s never seen before, and it makes sense that he doesn’t like dressing up

 

[yanderecoverl]

They looks great together. I'm looking forward for the next chapter

 

[karappo]

Page 13: If you don't recognise a saint who is not a part of the church, then your doctrine does not apply to them so Adel can be an escort knight all they want. She literally just contradicted herself and I'm confused now.

I think the Church simply wants to monopolize access to Saint Powers and they would brand anyone who can use such powers as heretics unless they bend the knee and swear complete fealty to the Church.

It's like they're trying to enforce a "patent" over the concept of Sainthood.
I think Adel should just give those Church folks the middle finger and raze the Holy Tower to the ground.

 

[Odious1]

That church lady made no sense whatsoever, and that's probably intentional, but for it to be treated like the church being shady is a secret while she's out here being all crazy is just unbelievable to me. Her entire dialogue was just:

1. Nooo you can't be a saint and also have a position of power (while the princess is literally standing there)
2. Nooo, you need to be registered with the church for us to recognize you as a saint or we'll kill you (meanwhile their cardinal and one of their saints was running a slave arena that carried out human experimentation... nice vetting process there).
3. Nooo, you can't just decide it's a hassle to be a saint and decide to not be a saint so you don't have to follow our rules for saints. That's... just not allowed, okay?! (Literally just enslaving people by threat of death to join them and acting like they're not total scumbags.)

I get the MC is a blind follower of the princess (pun also intended), but this whole series of developments just feels so forced. Not only was the church responsible for his blinding and his enslavement in his last life, but he literally just got done killing the saint that was directly involved in the princess' murder last time around as well, so I have no idea how he was even remotely calm facing off against the church lady. Hell, I have no idea why he didn't at least get angrier at the dress idea when he found out it was all because of her. The princess isn't even in the organization yet, so he could very well save her from becoming a puppet again if he wanted to, but instead he's putting them both at risk by playing along with them.

I was literally gonna type that first line in my own comment, because her argument really doesn't make any sense. Adel going along with it, made even less sense. A church telling a kingdom what it can and can't do also made no sense since this place isn't like Rome and is ruled by a king. The church, at most, would be considered a partner, but it definitely wouldn't have the highest authority. They just destroyed a major foundation of the story😅. From this chapter on, everything else that comes has just become complete bullshit. So, I'm out. I can't get into a story knowing full well that it's BS down to its core. Every new subplot and plot that involves the church will now be starting on a false ground. Being me, I'll be able to pinpoint that every single time. It's impossible to reason a story when you see it for what it is... PISS POOR writing.