Rokudou no Onna-tachi - Vol. 22 Ch. 191 - Reunion

[the_one_who_waits]

This time i ended like Loona's "Oh fuck!!"

 

[Kuraiaku]

@Satanrath he's basically just a teenager learning to fight for approximately a year for god sake, it's 199 chapters but in the story time it was short for the characters. Other characters have been fighting for years, and most of them have bigger body build than him, it's not a fair comparison.

 

[Satanrath]

@Kuraiaku He only train like a couple of month (as far as we can see) tho but perhaps he also train out of camera too and wait,Ranna is also a teenager tho so I can't see how he doesn't progress that much but hey,atleast he didn't get knocked out cold~But still,I want him to backup his own word you know......I really don't like it when a character that I like get beaten...........so apologies if my wording may came off as offensive tho~

 

[Kuraiaku]

@Satanrath and you have to pick up Ranna as en example of all things? She's the epitome of violence from early childhood, it's her basic setting. Better example is his two friends who started at exactly the same time with him which also getting beaten up by the villains regularly.

 

[miyako19]

Everyone need to chill. Unlike all the opponents he faced so far which are just delinquent teenagers, these guys are professional adult criminals . In the end, Rokudo is still just a kid.

 

[Satanrath]

@Kuraiaku I thought that those two were only for plot.....oh well,they are still a child afterall so I should not put an expectation on them~Why does shonen manga always do this to me.......all the time......all the time.....okay,that's all the complain I have~

 

[LecteurH]

Thanks for the translation

 

[Kizzle121]

We a battle manga now boys and girls

 

[gum_rummy]

Chiyo must be protected at all costs.

 

[Caul]

@KLGChaos
If I remember right, he said that he gets a thrill from getting right to the edge of destruction and her power means he can do that without danger. He knows he'll wind up in jail without her.

 

[Bibobilabilux]

HELL YEAH THEY'RE BACK

 

[PervyPanda]

The heck happened to MC's Kung Fu?

 

[thecronosone]

@PervyPanda Happens that he's still an amateur against professionals, I like that he isn't a fucking kung fu master after training for one month, He just knows some moves and that's it.

 

[Tamerlane]

Kira Yoshikage's little brother is an asshole

 

[Amka75]

Lol, I'm writing this on a reread in 2026, but who cares. Man, readers can be full-on r*tards sometimes, lol.
Rokudou won against Tateshime because Ling Lan basically took 80% of his HP beforehand. Then Ranna took an additional 10% or more with her attacks on him before she got pacified. Rokudou only had to fight against a Tateshima that was basically ready to fall onto the ground himself.
You guys forget that Rokudou only learned kung-fu for literally only a month, as stated by Tateshima. Sure, plot armor won him the fight — but it's still realistic that Rokudou can best a dude that was already plenty beaten and bruised himself.
Try learning some martial arts yourselves. I took boxing classes once myself, for about a month and a half — back in high school. And I can tell you that you don't instantly become Mike Tyson or Ali.
Rokudou hasn't had kung-fu imprinted in his body deep enough, for long enough, that he can reflexively react well to attacks.
Against Yagen — like with Tateshima, Rokudou was also fighting him after Yagen had already taken some damage. Okamori is no slouch, he got a few hits in against Yagen.
Besides, Rokudou's strength has never ever been emphasized by the author as physical. His strength has always been mental, emotional. He wins because he doesn't fall down.
Hell, the author went out of his way to portray that very point with the results of both the Tateshima and Yagen fights. Both times, Rokudou would always be on the ground or on his knees — and the other two would be standing up, seemingly victorious over him. But then, his opponents would fall — and Rokudou would get back up, struggling. In pain, yes, but he would still get up.
Rokudou has very very little self-defense abilities. A month of kung-fu won't turn him into Mr. Badass out of nowhere. His shining trait is still his determination.