Mujikaku na Tensai Madougushi wa Nonbiri Kurashitai - Ch. 1

[MangaDex]

 

[GuruMeditation]

This has a promising start. Will have to see more to know if it's any good.

Thanks to whomever translated it.

 

[Dofutofu]

Thanks for the translation! I can't wait to see everyone get their dues

 

[TheBigMonk]

Thanks for the chapter!
Just how many of these stories are there?
Like this specific scenario. I swear are so many of these.
"Works at a Black company, Fiance/SO leaves them because they can't do the work of 2000 people within the span of a single day, then they get their comeuppance though whatever"

 

[Hicleric]

Sometimes I gotta wonder if charge numbers were created just for this scenario

Pretty paint by numbers thus far, but...no reason not to continue yet

 

[weebtext]

lol it's this manga but with magical tools instead of alchemy haha

 

[Oeconomist]

I'd tentatively rate this series as 4/10. This first chapter spent almost all of its panel moving slowly through a well-worn rut, and then used its last few panels for an unpleasant cliff-hanger.

 

[Ryrie]

Author literally copy pasting his other work lmao

 

[loresx]

lol it's this manga but with magical tools instead of alchemy haha

I was going to mention this lmao but then it's the same author and that's why the premise is the same

 

[jidres]

Thank you for translating. Yeah, cliche, but I adore it.

 

[ChicagoRot]

My man's got one story to tell, and he's gonna tell it lol

 

[Ilyonel]

this manga and the other version

 

[Oeconomist]

Just how many of these stories are there?

As many as the real numbers. Between any two of these stories on the shelves, you can find another.

 

[CraniumAmbiguity]

The original scenario was meh, but did the author need to plagiarizing himself!?
Renseishi Aria wa Kyou mo Ganbarimasu
Moto Kyuutei Renkinjutsushi no Watashi, Henkyou de Nonbiri Ryouchi Kaitaku Hajimemasu!

Reasons why I don't like these kind of premises:

Alchemists Magicians/people are not gods; they have limits, no mater how talented they are. If the work needs to be done then divide it among the employees or extend the due date to a reasonable time frame. Expecting miracles based on needs is a recipe for failure, disappointment, a sloppy mess, or cut corners.

Despite what Japan might have you believe, it is not a crime to stand up for yourself. Abuse and misunderstandings are not something you just accept and ignore. If you don't do or say anything than they will continue. If you don't stand up for yourself than usually no one will.

Excuses are what you call things that you don't want to hear that are based in logic and could reasonably persuade you to change your mind.

It's important to hear both sides of a story before making a decision because people can and do omit, lie, and exaggerated stories based on their personal filters. To make a decision before hearing the whole story is what leads to prejudice.