My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending - Vol. 2 Ch. 8 - Erica, Invasion
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@sleepy_ Trust me you'll want to start from the beginning anyway. We aren't that far in and the sooner you reach current releases the sooner you will join the ranks of the depressed who have gotten less than a Chapter a month for over a year now... I dont exactly remember why that is the case I think someone said something about the Author suffering Writers Block.... some George R. R. Martin level Writers Block.
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/my-death-flags-show-no-sign-of-ending/?pg=9
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/my-death-flags-show-no-sign-of-ending/?pg=9
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Hmmm the manga doesn't do a good job of showing his compassionate conflicted side. Usually you can read about his inner voice showing regret whenever he does something rude.
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@Tempkschris It's less writer's block and more like he has no motivation since this novel isn't very popular in Japan. He's put out a few chapters after he saw how popular it was overseas and stuff in English but he's been taking his time on newer chaps
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Is she as dangerous as the MC is?
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Some notes:-
[li]Author's bonus illustration for the chapter, like and/or retweet the quoted MangaBox tweets to show your support for the series![/li]
[li]Volume 1 is out on all major ebook stores, you can get it from Amazon.co.jp or DMM.com (with exclusive chapter)[/li]
[li]If you're interested in continuing onto the novel, it's recommended to read from Chapter 8[/li]
[li]Want to know which novel chapter(s) is adapted by the manga chapters? Here you go.(WARNING: Contains latest chapter titles)[/li]
[li]If you're a fan of the novel, consider helping out with the wiki![/li]
[li]Author's bonus illustration for the chapter, like and/or retweet the quoted MangaBox tweets to show your support for the series![/li]
[li]Volume 1 is out on all major ebook stores, you can get it from Amazon.co.jp or DMM.com (with exclusive chapter)[/li]
[li]If you're interested in continuing onto the novel, it's recommended to read from Chapter 8[/li]
[li]Want to know which novel chapter(s) is adapted by the manga chapters? Here you go.(WARNING: Contains latest chapter titles)[/li]
[li]If you're a fan of the novel, consider helping out with the wiki![/li]
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Some stuff I'd like to add, especially since what the other's said isn't strictly accurate:
Our MC knows this game very well, and in particular there's two things he's extremely concerned about:
1: The Harold in the game is basically a recurring miniboss and the most hated character in the game by far, because of all the heinous stuff he does to various characters.
This means that one branch of death flags comes from getting lynched by the main party or others, especially tricky to avoid as his mouth uncontrollably has no filter and on rare occasions he loses control of his body / actions if a scenario crops up that's very similar to any of the cutscenes in the game that involve him - this already happened twice in the first few chapters.
So if he has to worry about getting killed by the main party and generally getting killed by an angry mob, then why doesn't he just go off into the mountains and live as a hermit or something? About that...
2: There's a threat to the world coming that will completely & utterly destroy it in about 11-ish years from the start of the novel.
The end boss is extremely intelligent and cunning, so he can't simply change one thing and completely avoid it happening as they would simply change their plans accordingly. He also can't go beat the end boss by himself as it has to be the hero and his party that does it, the plot of the game is a close call prevention of doomsday and the only way he knows how to go about it is if events closely follow the plot of the original game, and Harold himself plays a pivotal role in it in multiple encounters, even if it's just the experience for fighting him so the hero's party is strong enough to beat the final boss.
So, he's trying to have things follow the original plot as closely as he can, but in a way that doesn't get him actually killed at the end of it all. He's also trying to save lives wherever he can, he doesn't want to sit around and watch people lose their lives if possible and wants to evacuate cities if an impending disaster is coming and stuff like that.
Some stuff I'd like to add, especially since what the other's said isn't strictly accurate:
Our MC knows this game very well, and in particular there's two things he's extremely concerned about:
1: The Harold in the game is basically a recurring miniboss and the most hated character in the game by far, because of all the heinous stuff he does to various characters.
This means that one branch of death flags comes from getting lynched by the main party or others, especially tricky to avoid as his mouth uncontrollably has no filter and on rare occasions he loses control of his body / actions if a scenario crops up that's very similar to any of the cutscenes in the game that involve him - this already happened twice in the first few chapters.
So if he has to worry about getting killed by the main party and generally getting killed by an angry mob, then why doesn't he just go off into the mountains and live as a hermit or something? About that...
2: There's a threat to the world coming that will completely & utterly destroy it in about 11-ish years from the start of the novel.
The end boss is extremely intelligent and cunning, so he can't simply change one thing and completely avoid it happening as they would simply change their plans accordingly. He also can't go beat the end boss by himself as it has to be the hero and his party that does it, the plot of the game is a close call prevention of doomsday and the only way he knows how to go about it is if events closely follow the plot of the original game, and Harold himself plays a pivotal role in it in multiple encounters, even if it's just the experience for fighting him so the hero's party is strong enough to beat the final boss.
So, he's trying to have things follow the original plot as closely as he can, but in a way that doesn't get him actually killed at the end of it all. He's also trying to save lives wherever he can, he doesn't want to sit around and watch people lose their lives if possible and wants to evacuate cities if an impending disaster is coming and stuff like that.
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Well... At least it's not a death flag.
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