Onna dakara, to Party wo Tsuihou Sareta no de Densetsu no Majo to Saikyou Tag wo Kumimashita - Vol. 6 Ch. 31.4

[Grye]

But my say gex

 

[akole]

That's it? Felt about as excitable to read as a random isekai series with a cheat hero (what a twist) except with a sprinkle of yuri. Into the annals of forgettable and faceless manga this takes brave, grand strides into. Perhaps one day we'll get a good action oriented yuri series that isn't just doing both aspects worse.

 

[spamtrashed]

Great story! Thanks for your hard work bringing it to us!

 

[phil777]

But my say gex

Gex, you happy now?

 

[FreezeBlue]

Nice manga overall the only not that good part is where they talk too much when kicking Maxwell's ass
But at least the manga showing us a real representation of what feminism is truly is
Many lost people misunderstood about what feminism is and all the bad stereotype is coming from the propaganda

 

[bearybrown]

Gotta say, for 300 years of living he really doesn't achieve anything except soul transfer and mana absorb coins.

A 300 years mage fights like he never get out of his room.

 

[Digidestined701]

One thing I'd like to point out about this ending. This manga opened with "You're kicked out of the party, you're not a healer! Healing is a woman's job!" and it ends with "You can't be a healer, you're a man. Healing is a woman's job!"
Same thing said in different contexts. Both with a very sexist tone, but with different meanings

 

[Coldlight]

"Since you're a guy you should act like one!"
Now that misogyny seems to be slowly waning in their society it's interesting that a case in the opposite direction cropped up and got nipped in the bud.

"Even though the number of female adventurers has increased, it doesn't mean we can torment the men!"
Addressing the unfounded allegations of misandry in this story right there. Just because we were only shown bad men for most of the story doesn't mean all men in their universe were actually bad. The goal of our protagonists' struggle was to restore the balance between the sexes that already existed 300 years ago, not invert the oppressive patriarchy created by the villain into an oppressive matriarchy as some few haters might claim.

The wild-eyed guard was just bait. Turns out he wasn't Ryan or some other bad guy seeking revenge, just a fan who's a little obsessive. I love how even as a man he was also inspired by the speech that Tanya did.

Laplace giving Tanya a lil' kiss in public is

"Stepping on someone's dreams when they are chasing them with all their heart is unforgivable"
So wholesome. I love that this message in the end is inclusive and doesn't discriminate by gender. It empowers both men and women.

A nice ending to an enjoyable story. There was at least a kiss for our main couple to end with, although I vaguely remember them kissing before too. Not enough screentime for our side couple though, but hey, at least there was a side couple! And I love side couples!

 

[TripleEm]

Nice series! Definitely appreciate them pointing out that gender norms are restricting for people on both sides, and getting rid of them means everyone is able to express themselves better.

 

[thrashinuva]

Equal treatment without getting revenge? They told me it couldn't be done!

 

[SilverSour]

Good ending nice
Thanks for the hard work guys who working on translating this