Norainu to Tenshi-chan - Ch. 1

[MangaDex]

 

[magnetsmangadex]

Is that a real society quirk? In my mind shunning someone like that is a good way to encourage them to violence.

 

[l0ner]

I've always hated this trope, no matter how realistic it is. It's like no person in these universes has any form of critical thinking to think "huh, this guy's a murderer, but his child is a completely different person, so let's treat him as such" and shun a kid for almost no reason.

 

[EnFiveFour]

That was a great start. Looking forward to read the next chapter.
Thank you for the translation!

 

[Goyal99Raj]

genuinely one of the stupidest things to think. fucking Victorian, Social-Darwanist bullshit still infecting minds today

 

[matcap]

I kinda wanna see all the people who gave him shit for such a stupid reason get what's coming to them...but I know that isn't going to happen.

Because that would be too satisfying. And we wouldn't want to satisfy the readers now would we, author-san?

 

[LIXOUA]

idk i can't really take this seriously, let's be real no one would shun someone for being the son of a murderer this is too far stretched

 

[Vikingix]

Well, as it's quite common trope in mangas, now I really wonder if it really happen commonly in Japanese society. Anyone who lives there can tell ?

 

[SomeGuy10002]

I definitely saw this prejudice happen in Japan like a good 10 years ago and in Taiwana and Korea as well. But I barely see people care about it now in Taiwan. Is it still a problem in Japanese society?

 

[havelmom]

angel?
follow

 

[halcer]

looking forward to what happens next

 

[kingdedede]

poor kid, i hope he manages to get a better job.

 

[Peaksly]

idk gang what do we think of 20 and 15

 

[Eija]

idk gang what do we think of 20 and 15

irl at least, no shot. id have to see more of where this goes to know if i feel icky about it in this specific case or not tho

 

[jakasetan]

The prejudice... And it's trope... really got my nerf. Eastern society like this is what I'm hate the most.

Gonna follow and see where the author going to brought this.

 

[Arcverson]

Spoiler

"us treating him like a criminal just because his father was a criminal isn't prejudice, right?"

 

[kuro-tan]

i was waiting to see what "the incident" was but man…maybe cuz i live in the states, that just seems like such a silly premise. also why does she have to be as young as possible 😭 i wouldn’t feel weird about it if she was like 17 but no, gotta be a fresh high school girl

 

[SgtD]

idk gang what do we think of 20 and 15

Food for thought: If he's going to be treated like a menace when he's done absolutely nothing wrong, then maybe he should just be a menace while finding some happiness.

 

[Rand00m]

Is that a real society quirk? In my mind shunning someone like that is a good way to encourage them to violence.

I think it is not a strange concept that in reality, descendants of a criminal often misjudged because of their forebearers. But that coworker reaction surely is exaggerated.

 

[Loliconi]

idk gang what do we think of 20 and 15

All the people living there are around 20 and they drunk partied and made a spectacle out of a poor schmuck, gambling on him delivering pizza in deep winter.

Call me crazy but a 15 year old living alone with these people seems infinitely worse than her getting to know a hardworking proper human being (absolutely doesn't have to be romantic (for now))