Ore no Ie ga Maryoku Spot datta Ken: Sundeiru dake de Sekai Saikyou - Ch. 213

[MangaDex]

 

[GipoScribantino]

Do the sisters count as two or are they considered a single dragon ball king?

 

[Grevados]

I guess her training is going to be along the lines of allowing her to soak up magic like a sponge in water.

 

[RomanNoodles]

Cute

 

[ciera]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[Wolvenworks]

Procia? Isn’t the country name Prussia? New TL?

 

[phil777]

Hesty-sensei!

 

[Darkshade13]

Teach me, Hesty-sensei.

Procia? Isn’t the country name Prussia? New TL?

May have decided to tweak the name so that it wasn't obviously just an old real-world country name. I'll admit it was always weird seeing a fantasy manga country named for something that actually existed. I can't even imagine it happening with a more recent nation.

"Welcome to the fantasy world of Yugoslavia!"

 

[JACGohu]

I guess her training is going to be along the lines of allowing her to soak up magic like a sponge in water.

That, and increasing her resistance to high amounts of ambient mana, maybe to make her more resistant to magic attacks.

Like getting hit with a tear-gas grenade, after spending a couple of days in a room full of the stuff. So the only reaction it would get out of someone like that would be "who farted"?

 

[nidaime]

She’s starting her King Kai training arc.

 

[UncleKaos]

ah always great to see this one update. it feels like to greet an old friend every time. thank you for updating.

 

[Wolvenworks]

Teach me, Hesty-sensei.


May have decided to tweak the name so that it wasn't obviously just an old real-world country name. I'll admit it was always weird seeing a fantasy manga country named for something that actually existed. I can't even imagine it happening with a more recent nation.

"Welcome to the fantasy world of Yugoslavia!"

No one said that you can’t have a coincidentally-named country in another world.

 

[kyntelleron]

just force feed her some golden apples and send her on her way

 

[GreC_89]

I guess her training is going to be along the lines of allowing her to soak up magic like a sponge in water.

That, and increasing her resistance to high amounts of ambient mana, maybe to make her more resistant to magic attacks.

Like getting hit with a tear-gas grenade, after spending a couple of days in a room full of the stuff. So the only reaction it would get out of someone like that would be "who farted"?

Just like training from Turtle Hermit.

Procia? Isn’t the country name Prussia? New TL?

No, just bearly competent one aka MTL. Especially Page 11.

Kairoseki be like "Ore Sanjou!"

 

[Wolvenworks]

No, just bearly competent one aka MTL. Especially Page 1

Ah so just an oopsie…i hope

 

[Darkshade13]

No one said that you can’t have a coincidentally-named country in another world.

In writing it's bad form to give things names that might create confusion or draw obvious parallels without reason or intent. Naming a fantasy country after a real-world country, even if it doesn't exist anymore, when there's no reason for it to share the name besides "the author probably just found writing about a country that no longer exists and decided that was a good name." is clumsy and awkward It's the double-edged sword of the assumption that everything in a story has meaning. If it's not meant to have meaning, it should avoid the appearance of such. That sort of attention to detail is what separates amateur authors from those who are actually good.

If this was some sort of alternate universe historical fantasy where the world was basically 16th/17th century Earth but with magic and dragons and it was intentional to use a bunch of real countries and possibly real people as a storytelling device that'd be different. But this is the equivalent of Tolkein writing Lord of the Rings and deciding that the major characters are Frodo, Samwise, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli and Aristotle and they end up in Rohan to entreat the aid of that nation's great king, Adolph, in their fight against the dark forces from Siam. You don't have a fantastic setting filled with fictional names of places and characters and then suddenly invoke a famous real name of something unless you absolutely intend for that real name to carry weight for the reader.

 

[captain_crunch]

What's a Den-O?

 

[AnonymousContributor]

In writing it's bad form to give things names that might create confusion or draw obvious parallels without reason or intent. Naming a fantasy country after a real-world country, even if it doesn't exist anymore, when there's no reason for it to share the name besides "the author probably just found writing about a country that no longer exists and decided that was a good name." is clumsy and awkward It's the double-edged sword of the assumption that everything in a story has meaning. If it's not meant to have meaning, it should avoid the appearance of such. That sort of attention to detail is what separates amateur authors from those who are actually good.

If this was some sort of alternate universe historical fantasy where the world was basically 16th/17th century Earth but with magic and dragons and it was intentional to use a bunch of real countries and possibly real people as a storytelling device that'd be different. But this is the equivalent of Tolkein writing Lord of the Rings and deciding that the major characters are Frodo, Samwise, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli and Aristotle and they end up in Rohan to entreat the aid of that nation's great king, Adolph, in their fight against the dark forces from Siam. You don't have a fantastic setting filled with fictional names of places and characters and then suddenly invoke a famous real name of something unless you absolutely intend for that real name to carry weight for the reader.

yeah like my immersion deadass broke for that

 

[GreC_89]

What's a Den-O?

The one I aware of. There is video MAD (beware the spoilers) if interested.