Magan to Dangan o Tsukatte Isekai o Buchinuku! - Vol. 1 Ch. 1

[Reinhert88]

Why dont u bring anti material sniper dude like NTW or something like that u can BOOM the gate in one hit....

 

[Geohie]

@LALA456

A lot of slaves aren't slaves from birth. They are generally normal (ish) people that have fallen into debt or whatever.

 

[UncleRad]

With all the comments about slaves below, I am starting to wonder if this a popular theme due to how the Japanese culture is based on slave-like corporate work habits and Male-centric feudal culture. (Among others)

 

[Sickmangav2]

isekai and slaves yup

 

[Pekto]

The king must be stupid he let the princess travel without an escort or guard

Do you agree guys

 

[Rel_]

@Pekto did you just skim the chapter? They said that when they depart they were guarded by adventurers, but it turns out those adventurer were hired by her uncle to kidnap her

 

[HARDHITTINGHAT]

fucking kill me slave shit on the first chapter. hot damn...

 

[dkdumpling]

@Pekto I guarantee you didn't read the chapter at all. First of all, the "princess" is just the daughter of a noble, he isn't a king. He's more like a count of sorts. Second, the father did hire adventurers to protect her and the carriage but the uncle had already paid those adventurers beforehand to betray them so they had to escape before they captured the girl.
No, we don't agree, read the chapter next time.

 

[ckay1100]

What is it with isekai and fucking buying slaves?

 

[asspussy]

I guess it's just their common sense maybe? like... oh you don't have a phone? go buy some lol

 

[Moridin69]

Huh... you know, with all of these isekai slave style stories, the MC's slave always ends up a debtor slave. The only time a criminal slave comes into play is with a scumbag antagonist (or maybe an MC will find one where the crime was a setup, or it was political [and she's secretly a princess]). And the MC's slaves never end up from 'human' trafficking, it was always too many mouths to feed or parents' business going under, etc.

Also magically enforced enslavement, rather than just law based, which can be arguably way worse (stopping the slave from running or betraying without it killing the slave, or [more rarely] it comes with brainwashing enforcement so the master can order you to believe what he/she wants). At least with criminal slaves, you can argue comparably about that treatment vs imprisonment and prisoner labor and whatnot. For debtor slaves, its into being evil that they can be forced into life-or-death combat, or used as sex slaves, etc. If the land being portrayed wants to pretend its righteous-ish about its slavery, there should be enforced better treatment. Even criminal slaves should have some levels, not every crime should be a death row / sex slave sentence.

I guess, if i have to see slavery in these types of stories, i'd like to at least once see an MC in a slave isekai story actually have to deal with someone who doesn't want to be his slave. Maybe free her (cause it'll always be a female slave for a male MC), she leaves, maybe then have stuff happen and she ends up as an MC employee under contract. Instead of always being a slave who tells the MC not to free her cause her enslavement to him is 'precious' to her, or something.

Not that I can't deal with it being the same 'ole trope. I do read Slave Harem.

 

[InfiniteParadox]

Pls at least be better than avg. at minimum a 7/10 with something unique about it is fine for me.

 

[frerouche]

That pig was quite ahead of his time. Somehow studied how to defend against bullets with his axe in a world with no firearms.

 

[rexmundi]

every manga always involve slavery huh

 

[TheProtectorOfPureHeartedGirls]

You need a tour guide but they suggested a slave for you to buy... Why? It doesn't even makes sense!!!