Saikyou no Shounen Seikishi, Tenseisha o Karu - Ch. 1

[MangaDex]

 

[Jamussor]

Finally a Reincarnation trope deconstruction. I'm really excited to see how this will go

 

[Chris2999]

Kills an innocent that doesn't have enough power to even defend himself from his kidnappers, what a hero.

 

[PrincessKadath]

There's an error. It's stated that it was the marquis' son, but when in the carriage you used Earl. Those are different ranks.

 

[essensue]

Eh, which of the two leads are we betting will be a secret reincarnator? Thanks for your service in the Holy War on pre-crime I guess.

 

[DefeatTheSheep]

Kills an innocent that doesn't have enough power to even defend himself from his kidnappers, what a hero.

who probably wasn’t even involved in the uprising ten years ago. What amazing justice

 

[Bireus]

Kills an innocent that doesn't have enough power to even defend himself from his kidnappers, what a hero.

who probably wasn’t even involved in the uprising ten years ago. What amazing justice

He's trying to eliminate the cancers of his society, even though they're layered with human flesh and endless possibilities.

 

[Goyal99Raj]

Kills an innocent that doesn't have enough power to even defend himself from his kidnappers, what a hero.

to be fair, reincarnation means the original owner of that body died. It is murder in some sense.

 

[nisashi13]

so this is a flip from the usual troupe, with the church see every isekai'ed as evil, instead of the church as the usual villain one.

 

[DefeatTheSheep]

to be fair, reincarnation means the original owner of that body died. It is murder in some sense.

if that’s the case for this series, the manga needs to 1: properly communicate that, and 2: make it clear the reincarnators were aware it would kill the orginal host.

Otherwise the mc is just killing random people.

edit: realized I sound ticked in this reply. It’s not aimed at you, haha.

 

[Goyal99Raj]

if that’s the case for this series, the manga needs to 1: properly communicate that, and 2: make it clear the reincarnators were aware it would kill the orginal host.

makes sense

 

[KinGrove]

Due to the uprising that happen years ago because of a rouge Reincarnation's selfishness many innocent people were killed and slaughter in the name of a revolution. MC now treats all Reincarnations as potential seeds of disaster regardless of intent, and their existence in the world an anomaly that needs to be purged.

Seen this story trope before, not sure how it will pan out fully. Will they do the stereotypical MC begins to feel remorse and sympathy for the Reincarnations, will the protégé or trainee Purge Knight sympathies with them instead and put the MC in a hard place of having to purge their own student they've grown attached to for aiding Reincarnations, will they do another thing where the MC has not always been killing Reincarnations as he's been told and was actually killing normal people who were deemed problems by the state/church.

Don't know for sure how the author will build off the premise, or if they will just stick to usual tropes of this deconstruction of isekai genre from the perspective of an isekai world's residents.