S-Kyuu Boukensha ga Ayumu Michi: Tsuihou Sareta Shounen wa Shin no Nouryoku 'Buki Master' de Sekai Saikyou ni Itaru - Ch. 1.3

[rarelambo21]

While the end of the chapter is somewhat alright. The beginning 2/3 of the chapter is the same slop nonsense. "If we don't know about your skill l, it's useless" bruh omg. Imagine if his power was nuke and bc they didn't know what it was, they made him do stupid stuff then bro unlocks it and starts nuking stuff. Fuck man. I generally am getting sick and tired of this shit.

It's going to be the same retard premise again, leaves team, gets harem, get revenge for whatever reason.

I don't understand why the author makes the mc of these series so stupid. You telling me he just accepted his power being useless and never tried to use it at all.

 

[Aisia]

I can understand his distrust. Why not hire him to do administrative work? Be at the rear, rather than the front (which is what he was already doing)? This, on top of the fact it appears he was partially kicked out because two of the members were banging, and they obviously didn't want to make things awkward with MC, it's no wonder he is beyond suspicious.

All this, BEFORE the mc is mistakenly sent to an extremely dangerous area that he should have not come back from, by the very people who just kicked him out.

Just want to point out, there's no NTR in this story due to both mc rejecting the things related to relationship. If anything the fmc really regret her decision which is due to their shortcomings as a immature teen.

 

[piratesgoyarrrr]

Yanno, it's actually kind of refreshing seeing the former party that kicks out the MC not being absolute scumbags for once.

 

[tanabataz]

Spoiler

https://ncode.syosetu.com/n6543hx/

Do you know if anyone is translating this? I think google translating wont do justice to the text..

 

[Faint15]

Do you know if anyone is translating this? I think google translating wont do justice to the text..

Not that I know of but it's better than nothing, tbh.

 

[Danoso]

I’m gonna hate this mc.

 

[Kampfarsch]

Imagine trying this hard to copy absolute fucking sewage
Arifureta is some of the slinkiest anus there is

 

[Takaflame]

This one might be good.

 

[Galder]

i love these retarded protagonists (not). first he jumps headirst into danger despite knowing he can't do shit and gets almost killed if not for his childhood friend intervening. then he thinks she wanted to set him up and get him killed. like bruh. why would she have bothered to save your stupid ass in the first place then??
gonna keep reading for the nice looking fmc, but hope this dumpster fire gets better.

 

[PachotheElf]

man, I love garbage, but even this is too far gone for me.

 

[BitterButter]

Spoiler: information from WN

I can understand you being angry.
A lot of drama because the protagonists don't have the time to talk to each other. But to be fair, you have to start somewhere to get the story moving. In another manga there was a similar situation (even with the lesbian party member) but the prerequisites here are much better. If the manga follows the WN, the misunderstanding will be cleared up pretty fast because the guild master is also the former teacher of the two and tells Hyze. Though he somehow gets that it wasn't intentional it doesn't change the fact that he has a trauma (he lost an eye and it makes it hard for him to trust people) and that he still has some doubts about the story because the party left the capital while he was still unconcious without apologizing/ clearing up the misunderstanding. The distrust/hatred toward his former party is a trauma, becomes his driving force and isn't always logical (like all traumas), e.g. during Sasha's apology he is afraid of being attacked by Robin, who was against his banishment till the end.
There's a time leap during which both have become S class adventurers and she finally apologizes (before she didn't have the courage to face him) and he points out the real reason why he is angry (imo): she banished him to achieve their shared dream (becoming the strongest team) alone but she didn't get that this was meaningless if he was left out. She unilaterally banished him because he was weak ignoring his feelings. He's aware of this and points it out.
Even later on when their relationships improves he still doesn't forgive his former team for banishing him. He acknowledges the fact that he became stronger due to their actions (actually, he became the strongest because his hate is a driving force for him, which makes it difficult for him to let go of this hate) but he doesn't forgive them because everything turned out well in the end. He knows that they couldn't have known that he would awaken his powers and that he would become stronger (because of his hatred on his former team). During the WN they actually talk about these points. They all (even the other party members) know and accept the fact that they betrayed him (even if they had good intentions).

As for him going solo collecting herbs: After his banishment he's initially perceived as weak (there are also some rumors about his banishment) and he tries to improve. Thus, he starts training again under his former teacher (Geist, the guild master) using the means he has (martial arts), becoming gradually stronger (number of goblin exterminations) on his own speed. Even after his awakening he continues training. As the only person he trusts is himself (that's why he is a solo adventurer), he constantly tries to improve himself not solely relying on his weapon master. By honing his martial arts skills he is able to beat many opponents even without his ability.

As I said, I understand your anger but it will become better. The characters have some depth and talk about things. If it follows the WN it isn't one of these stories where misunderstanding are dragged on and in the end the banished person forgives everything because it turned out for the better. They actually accept failures they've made, try to repent for their actions, work on their relationships and try to create new bonds without forgetting about the past. It could be hard to transfer all these things into a manga (because it takes a lot of time) but let's hope for the best.

Glad to hear that you enjoyed the WN, and I get that you might want to explain the story's case to people who aren't too excited after reading the first chapter, but there's no need for this spoler-text-wall, sorry.
Me not liking the story for the reasons I explained does not invalidate you, or your experience of fun from the story (at least it shouldn't).

 

[cryum]

I've seen another manga that it's basically the same and there the fmc also lacked the most basic level of communication skills and her relationship with the childhood friend mmc also broke apart because instead of talking like actual normal human beings, she also preferred to just kick him from the party thinking that she was "protecting" him but instead she just caused more damage to him... I hope that at least this manga makes her and her party likable because that other manga I just hoped for the fmc and her team to just die and she was the primary main character, it was that bad...

This one is better in that she actually tried to help afterwards, but it blew up in her face because she did not respect the value and danger of adventuring info.

Which ties back into wanting to communicate as little as possible.

 

[rexmundi]

hmmmmm, isekai counter strike

 

[BackRunner]

Welp.... That is one tally to this series annoying me. MC had a very ridiculous jump in logic there and feels like won't listen to anybody anymore. I'll give it one more chance and if it annoys me again on how stupid the logic becomes, I'll just drop it.

 

[Ken20single]

Why is this style bad? I actually prefer it when the main character suffers a bit and has some psychological depth. It's like in anime, it's more intense because it seems like they're traumatized and they're the ones who help themselves to become stronger.

 

[Jdeoxys]

Retarded guy becomes edgelord from misunderstanding, sad.

 

[CrazyChuck]

What the heck? Spite? Loathing? Jealousy? Human emotions? I didn't think the Japanese even knew about these. Consider me intrigued.