Kurasu ≪Mushoku≫ no Eiyuu-tan ～Koushaku-ka o Tsuihou Sareta ga, Jitsu wa Nagutta Dake de Sukiru o Kakutoku Dekiru to Wakari, Tairiku Ichi no Eiyuu ni…

[TestAddress]

Thanks for the translation.

Seems to start off almost exactly like the Heavy Knight manga, but without the game aspect.

I wonder if the girl why l will still travel with him despite his class. She doesn't seem stuck up but who knows if she 180s.

Also comes with a prick of a father who disowns MC and makes some other family member his successor.

Heavy Armor skyrim, wearing the Fists of Steel perk and ridiculously clad heavy armor.

 

[NotACatNinja]

I always hate the "oh yeah? you are not an ultra mega hyper giga powerful knight? Yeah... remember all this years we've been together? Like, I raising you and that? Well, yeah, now it means shit, GTFO of my house"

It's the reality though. Look around the world: parents kicked their children out of their house when they turned 18 (and most of the children haven't got any safety net yet), for being gay, etc... and worst, "honor" killed them because their childen brought "shame" to the family (which most of the reason was bullshit).

 

[morichiro]

"Punch Skill"

 

[Darris]

Did they have to make the brother look like a Saturday morning cartoon villain? At least he gives no fucks about"dad".

 

[androgynous]

It's the reality though. Look around the world: parents kicked their children out of their house when they turned 18 (and most of the children haven't got any safety net yet), for being gay, etc... and worst, "honor" killed them because their childen brought "shame" to the family (which most of the reason was bullshit).

I personally don't know one person who was kicked out! Not saying there are no shity parents, but I definitely know more young people who expect to stay at home without contributing and parents tolerating this! The sooner you leave your home it will be easier to overcome the hardships of beginning a new life! When you're young and you're not afraid of sacrifices, having a goal and not expecting everything to just get served to you...
I could go on, but I already feel like a boomer ranting!

 

[Xakorik]

Looking forward to this, see how it goes.

One piece of feedback to the translators: rather than "carrier", a person whose job it is to luggage or goods for another would most commonly be called a "porter". Not a common job anymore, so the word's not used often, but it's what the job he takes is called.

Thanks for translating!

What...are you even talking about?

 

[Shimatta]

What...are you even talking about?

It appears to have been changed since when I made the comment; where they now say "cargo guy" on page 7, it was previously "carrier". I was just pointing out that, in a medieval-ish setting like this, normally a person hired to physically carry your cargo for you would be called a "porter".

 

[mulate]

Why are the character's child version's heads so big though 💀

 

[senpaikohai]

oh man another JOBLESS mc

ADD TO BOOKMARK

 

[theldras]

considering how classes is granted by the gods, would it not be blaphemy to question teh class a person gets and discriminate against it? it would be the same as rejecting the will of the gods, authors always go this route in these kind of series, no exeptions, a world where gods actually exist and grant people abilities, and people reject and discriminate based on the abilities the gods grant, straight out heresy and blaphemy against their gods.

 

[DracoSafarius]

Cliche among cliche but I’ll give it a shot.

 

[DracoSafarius]

considering how classes is granted by the gods, would it not be blaphemy to question teh class a person gets and discriminate against it? it would be the same as rejecting the will of the gods, authors always go this route in these kind of series, no exeptions, a world where gods actually exist and grant people abilities, and people reject and discriminate based on the abilities the gods grant, straight out heresy and blaphemy against their gods.

Oh of course, but that much thought is never put into these (for the villains and general population). Everything is terminally hypocritical

 

[Basic_human]

Man... These people aware the title is like shit and still continues

 

[Cupp]

I always hate the "oh yeah? you are not an ultra mega hyper giga powerful knight? Yeah... remember all this years we've been together? Like, I raising you and that? Well, yeah, now it means shit, GTFO of my house"

Thought of a simple improvement.

Instead of having his family disowning him outright, how about having his family still supporting him, but being ostracised for doing so. He can still hate society for discriminating against untalented people while having a more reasonable backstory.

 

[Starbuck]

is it just me or does the art resemble tensura a lot ?

 

[chanzy7]

"Don't disappoint me son. You must pick the one job I want you to have despite it being completely random and out of your control."

Best dad ever.