Lion Coeur Senki - Ch. 35 - As Varian De Lioncourt

[MangaDex]

 

[ampnaman]

Me as a CK player: Tie loose ends and plot to assassinate my bro's claimant kid... also seduce his widow for good measure.

 

[maffo666]

Is this the end or is there one more chapter?

 

[Bariozikiziki]

Is this the end or is there one more chapter?

This is it. Raws for chapter 36 are just this chapter again. If anybody finds an actual 36, let me know.

 

[Drakun_Auger]

Thanks for the translation @Bariozikiziki, kinda glad to see this finished.

For me, this series was ehh, it had ok art and a somewhat novel hook (modern man adapting to medieval fantasy), but it was edgy for the sake of being edgy, as in it saw how popular Berserk was, and tried going for it's mature angle without understanding the nuaces behind it.

 

[frankieMuniez]

And then everyone lived happily ever after, thanks publisher.

 

[Quarnozian]

Series looks interesting. I'm looking forward to chapters 2 thru 29.

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Thanks bro @Bariozikiziki

 

[Prosopeio]

wait, thats it?

 

[Bibliothecarius]

Thnks for the chapter!

 

[Konomasa]

Trash these mangaka artists and authors aren’t producing a decent length manga just like anime.

 

[Myorave]

This is it. Raws for chapter 36 are just this chapter again. If anybody finds an actual 36, let me know.

There is no chapter 36. The prologue chapter (chapter 0) count as one.

 

[Knighto]

is this from a novel? if not, what an ass of an ending, it had a really good start and at least the kills were well done.

 

[anzuda]

This is the end and it continue on the novel isn't it... This is an Ad for the novel

 

[YerRob]

Tis' a shame this was axed, it's rare to see manga ballsy enough to have an unequivocally evil MC that isn't just straight up murder-edge-cackles-maniacally, and we can also see at the end here that the author had general a plan for the whole story too, so he wasn't just winging it.

You can tell the author put a lot of thought into his story, actually stopping to think about the realpolitik of the whole thing, though it is a shame he decided to make the protagonists more akin to bandits than something like the Mongols, it does seem he saw that terror worked in a war, but not why or how it worked.

Anyways, it's a shame well-thought (even if not perfect) stories like this get axed while generic trash keeps getting shat out by the thousands every year.