Munou Nintei de Bouken Mono Kubi ni Natta kara Jimoto ni Kaette Kekkon Suru ~Kekkon Aite ga Sekai wa Horoboshi Kaketa Ryuo no Musume de Ore no Nouryo…

[MangaDex]

 

[ShinduPK4]

The moment an author decides their protagonist must spare everyone, monsters included, the story is done for me. It turns into nothing more than a display of foolish naivety.

 

[N2O]

Mmm, these kinds of stories where MC goes from weak to OP instantly and right at the start feel kinda.. cheap? I guess? Like what was the point of him being weak to being with, he might as well have started out OP. Going by the setup, we're almost certainly gonna have a bunch of copout moments where he suddenly learns to control more of his dragon knight power whenever the fight scene calls for a dramatic comeback, probably by the power of love and/or friendship etc

Oh well, it seems like it has pretty chill, cheesy RPG fantasy vibes, so it'll be good for braindead reading while commuting

 

[Chronigan]

@CommissarAlex thanks for the chapter.

 

[Hcoregamer]

This manga is awful

Bookmarks it

 

[danifa]

The moment an author decides their protagonist must spare everyone, monsters included, the story is done for me. It turns into nothing more than a display of foolish naivety.

Yep, me too. It's beyond stupid to spare even monster without clear reason. Time to drop this series.

 

[redmage]

Yep, me too. It's beyond stupid to spare even monster without clear reason. Time to drop this series.

Like, I can get having your protagonist resist killing. Killing someone leaves a huge weight to carry even if done in self defense.

But these aren't humans. They are goblins and orcs that have attacked your village without provocation and will either come back stronger or go attack a less well defended town and raid it instead.

I was hoping for cozy married life vibes with this series. Similar to "Banished from the Hero's Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside". I don't think this one is gonna get better.

 

[Serverclosed]

Too chuuni for me.

 

[LordofLeechers]

Look, I know that Dragon Knights are supposed to ride dragons, but they didn't mean that kind of riding.

 

[Elhao]

Wait, Nadja claiming responsibility for Alex not having any skills is a casually dropped bombshell that could potentially make her look very bad, with her having let him wander off to become an adventurer regardless.

 

[FallenFlame]

Wait, Nadja claiming responsibility for Alex not having any skills is a casually dropped bombshell that could potentially make her look very bad, with her having let him wander off to become an adventurer regardless.

I pretty sure it's suggested that when he regained his memories, she also remembered that moment for the first time since then. So she wouldn't have known the reason he has no skills at the time he went off.

Her memory loss was also hinted at earlier when she felt uneasy hearing someone talking badly about the black dragon, but she couldn't understand why (implying she forgot he's her father).

 

[Elhao]

I pretty sure it's suggested that when he regained his memories, she also remembered that moment for the first time since then. So she wouldn't have known the reason he has no skills at the time he went off.

Her memory loss was also hinted at earlier when she felt uneasy hearing someone talking badly about the black dragon, but she couldn't understand why (implying she forgot he's her father).

That is one of the reasons I was using the word potentially. From what is shown here I guess that when Alex used dragon powers as a child before, she had Daddy-O lock up both their memories, because she wished to live with him as normal humans. That'd mean in the best case she's just guilty of underestimating his tenacity in wanting to become and adventurer and not setting up any safeguards so he might be able to defend himself in a dangerous situation later on.

 

[noore]

bruh

 

[monkey123]

Natsu, is that you? + talk no-jutsu

 

[essensue]

Y'all best get to runnin' when Alex dons his... fabulous purple feather boa of justice?

Really?