Otome Sensou

[MangaDex]

 

[mycarryfuckingsucks]

my fucking god. the thumbnail does not match the tags at all. child rape right from the get go. oh well, it is "historical" after all.

 

[Nolonar]

There's something I don't really get.
The girls bled from having their hymen torn, right? If so, why did most of them die?

 

[LadyCalamity]

Nolonar, that much bleeding is not caused by just the hymen tearing. We're talking severe tissue damage. If they didn't die from internal hemorrhaging, then they would most likely die from infection, given the time period. Or the rapists deciding to choke or stab the girls to death while in the process of raping them.

 

[InfiniteVerisimilitude]

The only positive you can say is that at least it isn't about the Albigensian crusades (where the phrase "Kill them all and let God sort them out." originates from). As a whole though the crusades against heretics are some of the most gruesome about.

 

[duylinh]

If there's a comic that Kingdom should learn from, it should be this one. The "war" and "politics" in Kingdom is not only shallow, it's almost utterly meaningless. The violence in Kingdom is so desensitised, so casual, it carries no weight. I never felt the tension or the weight of the situation in Kingdom because of how convenient and inconsequential all of its aspects are. To start, Kingdom could show both side being the sides of the same coin and not just the generals but most importantly the politicians. After all, the true "hero" depicted here is the hated enemy of the Confucius followers, whom he massacred and burn their books. To add to it, Kingdom felt like one of those right wing advocate piece of work that glorifies combat. The comic version of Dynasty Warrior, endless, indistinguishable grunts slaughtered for the sake of drama. It simplifies the complex ideology and school of thought in Late Spring Autumn period into: I want to rule with law, without showing what's govern the other side. It's extremely one dimensional in its portrayal of history, sickening at best. Here, the conflict is much more complex, a "gray vs gray" rather than the "white vs everyone else". The impact on the populace is also show succinctly and combat death feels much more cruel simply because the characters are drawn like human being: distinctive. I think anyone who likes Kingdom narrative compares to this one is secretly endorsing mindless slaughter. There's nothing more effective than portraying your enemy as non-human to boost cruelty capacity. Just look at how bravery is portrayed. In Kingdom it's charging and fighting the enemy leader, in Maiden's War it's a young lady stands up to protect her comrades and her own innocence in the face of cynicism. The success of Kingdom is saddening.

 

[Rahadyan4869]

ok what is this?

 

[pihip]

@Rahadyan4869

Semi-fictional manga about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hussite_Wars

 

[KobeisGOAT]

Someone needs to pick this up. I love reading about not so famous periods in history.

 

[Thelegendarytaeyamada]

SOON chapter 21 will come...

 

[Probably_wont_log_in_again]

What happens when hentai mangaka attempts to write historically acurate-ish fiction.

 

[estrombico]

Thanks for picking this up <3

 

[ashGHOUL]

Spoiler

Sarka will die in end
Well shit

Mod Note: Please use spoiler tags when talking about chapter-specific or future events.

 

[yourbaldhead]

@ashGHOUL

Spoiler

no she is not
but she lost her left eye

 

[Probably_wont_log_in_again]

To two morons below:

SPOILERS!!!!!!

 

[burmn123]

why this is a 8.07? It was supposed to be at least a 9.

 

[bigkr88]

This series is absolutely incredible.

 

[burmn123]

can we dream with uptdates regularly?

 

[Kirin-kun]

@burmn123 Can't promise regularity, since I'm alone on this, but I'll try to update more often.

 

[tamarakko]

It's sure not subtle at all the author has lolicon and rape fetish but aside that, it has a quite solid storytelling.