Koujo Tensei: Densetsu no Dai Madoushi (♂), Hime Kishi to Narite Densetsu no Reijou Kishidan o Tsukuri Musou Suru - Ch. 5 - I shall also back you up

[parkourse]

YEAH

CRUSH THEIR NUTS

 

[Reader087]

Looks like she pulled Sun Wu Kong's Staff (THICC Column!)

 

[Firemorfox]

...club?

 

[TrapTrash1678]

Do note that she still has the same magical prowess that she had when she was an archmage. She could probably use a spell to deal with the entire rebellion in a second.

But she decided to lift a marble pillar instead.

They don't deserve to be wiped out in an instant, traitors like them deserve to fall into despair as they see a tomboyish gorilla princess running towards them swinging a giant marble pillar as easily as a training sword as they realize there's nothing they can do to escape being turned into a human pancake.

 

[Zeemigoo]

Dudes see this and go “Hell yeah!”
I’m dudes

 

[McNep]

A great warrior once said "Ain't no way in hell I'm fighting that"

 

[Pyras]

She's a confirmed musclehead alright.

 

[jubuttib]

Glad I'm not the only who was reminded of this manga when she started swinging that log around.

Is that Shingan no Yuusha?

 

[kwendy]

Wukong move.

 

[d5ubi9tv]

Is this RULES OF NATURE

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

I'm a little perplexed by the sexism shown in this comic. We're shown in the beginning that the hero had a team of himself, one other male (mc) and two women - so he had a team of half women, and with them he saved the world...
and we're supposed to believe that the kingdom he founded, likely with those women, has the belief that women cannot be a fighting force?
and the fact no one is brining up the female heroes of the party is even more confusing.

 

[Grikath]

This seems to be a fun little lark, and a hilarious take on the Trope...

Dial it up to 11 !!!!

 

[crazimatrix]

Ladies and gentlemen, I do not care about a person's sex.
They can do cool stuff and I love them for it,
why bother that women can do great things, or men that looks beautiful?

 

[Ta123]

Can we count that as... a log?

It is shaped like a log and hits like a log.

Rocky log....

 

[leeonder1234]

i thought she will magic all the way
not this slap lmao

 

[jonsmth]

THAT'S A BERSERK REFERENCE

 

[Sir_AL]

Wow, your misogyny seems pretty strong!

I don't think you know what misogyny means. Might want to look it up.

 

[Sir_AL]

Please post this on 4chan's /a/ isekai general. I wanna see you get skewered there too.

"Too" implies something like that happened previously. Please describe how I got "skewered" because I don't recall something like that happening.

 

[Sir_AL]

It's been established since chapter 1 when her mother says she could compete with men if she had magic (which she clearly does). And the premise of the manga is clearly that Eva wishes to be the strongest and will do so, in case the "Becomes Unrivaled" part of the title isn't clear enough for you. It's a fantasy comedy manga about an overpowered princess, lighten up a bit.

The mother said, "Fighting is a man's job - if you had magic then, it could be possible...but a girl, fighting..." All that tells us is that with magic the mother thinks that a woman at least wouldn't get steamrolled by most men. Since most men likely don't use magic that isn't saying much.

Also I was describing physical strength not fighting power. As far as I know there has yet to be anything that indicates that women on average are equally as physically strong as men. (All other things being equal.) The MC is so physically strong because of 4 reasons. Genetics, training, past life memories, and being the MC. Unless the basic understanding that men are physically stronger on average then women is presented to be different in some way in the story world vs real life I'll be assuming it isn't.

This doesn't mean I'm looking down on her. It's the exact opposite. She reached the level she did even with lower physical strength potential.

 

[Sir_AL]

THAT WAS A LOAD BEARING PILLAR

Most building are designed to handle loss of some of the load bearing structure. Likely more so in a room that the king frequents.