Munou to Yobareta "Seirei Tarashi" ~Jitsuwa Inou de, Seirei Kaide wa Densetsuteki Hero Deshita~ - Ch. 1

[Rafalga]

I honestly can not feel sorry for this retard. I know japanese LOVES to jerk off over humble bragging but this guy is something else. You don't deserve anything if you are not taking care of yourself first. As always the "revenge" will just be self inflicted by the offending party because MC is just a prop in his own story.

 

[siotechua]

Another crap plot, they are alot of mangas having this kind of cliche, where the hero fires someone who is important in the party and ends up taking revenge on him because he doesn’t want to realize that he is at fault.

 

[havelmom]

AIEEEEEE

 

[Cz760]

This is so slop that the kingdom that betrayed him is straight up called the foolish kingdom. We're reaching new levels of slop here folks.

 

[AthalosJ]

holy slop-eroni what a first ch!

generic af in almost every way (kinda overwhelming tbh) but at least the girl didn't ended up the "hero" so there's that

Everyone keeps saying this is generic but for once this MC actually has a reason for being a pushover and is not just naturally one this is the first MC I've seen in this type of story that is genuinely bad with people(humans specifically) which is why he gets ran all over by them
Dude has serious social anxiety and possibly a slight bit of humanphobia

 

[larcek]

so, either the hero party knew MC's powers, or they didn't, yet still kept him until the end? this series is starting rather odd, then suddenly makes it seem like MC was a known important and influential character, yet nobody ever fact checked his death. meanwhile, it seems like Spirits are a somewhat powerful yet ordinary race in this series?

i hope the first volume is able to explain some of those plot holes, but at the very least this "theme" isn't overly used already, so i'm gonna follow it.

 

[GadgetSteelmare]

Thanks for the TL! You call it slop, I call it entertainment and fantasy fulfillment. Hopefully the MC isn't perma-dense though. I can tolerate some density, but hopefully he actually steps up and acknowledges the princess (and probably more than one) is into him. I can totally understand being reluctant to act on it due to anxiety though. I just hope he's not totally clueless forever.

 

[Mandobard]

Well that country is about to implode.

Also yeah social anxiety is relatable

 

[lolikonjack]

thanks for the slop.

 

[lenovoaxioo]

i didn't even remember just when did i put this manga into my library

 

[DyI]

Ah, yes "Foolish Kingdom", surely there's alot of smart and reasonable people there.

 

[Lonely0n1y]

Let's see: A banished MC who was considered Useless is actually OP, and he creates a harem but does nothing because he is a whimp.
I think I heard that before...

 

[Cheddar__]

slop slop slop

 

[VooXoo]

Is not a bad bad story, the setting, art quality and characters aren't bad, aside MC, he is a wimp through and through, utterly unable to generate a negative feeling in his "bones".

 

[Morose]

So, I guess instead of being a story about not respecting & exploiting a member and kicking them out when not needed (aka., underappreciated MC).

This is a story about Race Superiority Complex with Humans in general looking down on the Spirit race, and thus treating MC as someone lowly and garbage like because of his skill utilising Spirits.

 

[Morose]

Another crap plot, they are alot of mangas having this kind of cliche, where the hero fires someone who is important in the party and ends up taking revenge on him because he doesn’t want to realize that he is at fault.

This one seems slightly different in the sense that it's not just the Hero party that looks down on MC, it's majority of Humans who look down on MC.

From my understanding, majority of Humans in this series seems to have Superiority Complex and try to define Spirits as a lowly race.
And since MC uses Spirits, he is also considered as lowly.

It doesn't matter how capable he is actually, they would always look down on the Spirits & MC.