Saikyou no Shounen Seikishi, Tenseisha o Karu - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

[MangaDex]

 

[DarkHel_Prime]

Honestly? I'm vibing to that shit. A flipside story to reincarnations where the MC isn't shown as hopelessly outmatched most of the time. Yeah, this has potential.

One thing, though.

About Rai's true nature, as teased by Stella

Spoiler

Please, don't reveal that he's also a reincarnation. Sure, it could open up some interesting story avenues (He who fights monsters and such), but it would be much more interesting to keep him rooted to the world.

 

[essensue]

Honestly? I'm vibing to that shit. A flipside story to reincarnations where the MC isn't shown as hopelessly outmatched most of the time. Yeah, this has potential.

One thing, though.

Spoiler

Please, don't reveal that he's also a reincarnation. Sure, it could open up some interesting story avenues (He who fights monsters and such), but it would be much more interesting to keep him rooted to the world.

Kinda wish that the point was that he had to marshal the natural forces of his own world and work smarter to fight the dimensional interlopers, not just be mysteriously stronger and better than the supernatural. Also, not really feeling the genocide aspect, honestly.

I wouldn't be surprised if he was somehow derived from dragons or the reincarnated or something as part of a church supersoldier program or something, but yeah, reincarnator is still probably the safe bet. I'd give this an 8 if at the end of the chapter he realized it by remembering enjoying watching The Prestige in his last life.

 

[DarkHel_Prime]

Kinda wish that the point was that he had to marshal the natural forces of his own world and work smarter to fight the dimensional interlopers, not just be mysteriously stronger and better than the supernatural. Also, not really feeling the genocide aspect, honestly.

I wouldn't be surprised if he was somehow derived from dragons or the reincarnated or something as part of a church supersoldier program or something, but yeah, reincarnator is still probably the safe bet. I'd give this an 8 if at the end of the chapter he realized it by remembering enjoying watching The Prestige in his last life.

Usually, that IS the point of having a natural-born of the setting's world be pitted against a villainous reincarnation (or several) to have them to have to work smarter, not harder, to have them face uphill battle after uphill battle to defeat even the weakest of their foes. I consider it a breath of fresh air to change it up tbh.

 

[TEU]

Honestly? I'm vibing to that shit. A flipside story to reincarnations where the MC isn't shown as hopelessly outmatched most of the time. Yeah, this has potential.

One thing, though.

Spoiler

Please, don't reveal that he's also a reincarnation. Sure, it could open up some interesting story avenues (He who fights monsters and such), but it would be much more interesting to keep him rooted to the world.

So...

Spoiler

He is and isn't a reincarnated person. Basically there's a reincarnated person inside him, in a two souls inside a body kind of way, but Rai is completely unaware. The reincarnated person is subtly helping Rai in his mission and has the power to read the mind of other people.

 

[DarkHel_Prime]

Huh... Well, can't say I didn't expect something like that. Less interested, but still interested in seeing where this goes.

 

[Resound]

so magic isnt natural in their world as stated by the blind saint?

this is like "Exucutioner's way of life" but more brutal since they just kill other worlders, no questions ask.

 

[Gilith]

so magic isnt natural in their world as stated by the blind saint?

this is like "Exucutioner's way of life" but more brutal since they just kill other worlders, no questions ask.

I don't remember her asking any question in Executioner's way of life.

 

[tseng]

So adaptation, the WN been going since 2019, it had like a 3 years break, there is 193 chapters / 5 arc, but no translation for it, neither have a LN

Raw WN

 

[nisashi13]

Honestly? I'm vibing to that shit. A flipside story to reincarnations where the MC isn't shown as hopelessly outmatched most of the time. Yeah, this has potential.

One thing, though.

Spoiler

Please, don't reveal that he's also a reincarnation. Sure, it could open up some interesting story avenues (He who fights monsters and such), but it would be much more interesting to keep him rooted to the world.

for now at least, this type of series also love to flip around once again and make the MC side with the one they are hunting so we will see.

 

[Resound]

I don't remember her asking any question in Executioner's way of life.

before they kill a reincarnator they try to find out if they have powers or not, thats what happened at the first 10mins of the show with that loser guy

 

[Nothas]

before they kill a reincarnator they try to find out if they have powers or not, thats what happened at the first 10mins of the show with that loser guy

That's not what happened. Menou did what she did to gain his trust and also make sure she could get a clean kill depending on what his power was. Everyone that gets transported to their world gets a power, so that's not really something they need to check.

 

[Resound]

That's not what happened. Menou did what she did to gain his trust and also make sure she could get a clean kill depending on what his power was. Everyone that gets transported to their world gets a power, so that's not really something they need to check.

Menou even said that if the boy’s null is actually no power at all instead of deleting what he wants she would have let him go

 

[halcer]

pretty interesting so far. reminds me of the serial killer isekai series

 

[Nothas]

Menou even said that if the boy’s null is actually no power at all instead of deleting what he wants she would have let him go

She tells him multiple times, whenever he says he doesn't have a power, that he has to have one, because of pic related.

https://imgur.com/a/Fm3EeUl

 

[Resound]

She tells him multiple times, whenever he says he doesn't have a power, that he has to have one, because of pic related.

https://imgur.com/a/Fm3EeUl

chapter 1 last page

Vol 1 prologue near the end (like last page or second last page)

 

[nivad]

So...

Spoiler

He is and isn't a reincarnated person. Basically there's a reincarnated person inside him, in a two souls inside a body kind of way, but Rai is completely unaware. The reincarnated person is subtly helping Rai in his mission and has the power to read the mind of other people.

VERY NICE

 

[Nothas]

chapter 1 last page

Vol 1 prologue near the end (like last page or second last page)

Firstly, let's take a step back and look at what I initially said was wrong.

before they kill a reincarnator they try to find out if they have powers or not, thats what happened at the first 10mins of the show with that loser guy

An established fact of the world Menou lives in is that people transported there get a pure concept attached to their soul. No exceptions. So again, no one in that world needs to check if a lost one has powers, they check to see what concept got attached to their soul.

Secondly, for the lines you are referencing, Menou is explicitly referring to that guy's mistaken belief that he had no power. An entirely hypothetical situation.
For instance, if you had x in the set of complex numbers, and x²=-4, you would have solutions. If someone said, "If x was in the set of real numbers, there would be no real solutions to x²=-4", this would be true, but x is already established to be complex, so it isn't something to be considered.

So, to put it in more plain terms, Menou is lamenting a hypothetical situation that does not reflect reality.

 

[Resound]

Firstly, let's take a step back and look at what I initially said was wrong.

An established fact of the world Menou lives in is that people transported there get a pure concept attached to their soul. No exceptions. So again, no one in that world needs to check if a lost one has powers, they check to see what concept got attached to their soul.

Secondly, for the lines you are referencing, Menou is explicitly referring to that guy's mistaken belief that he had no power. An entirely hypothetical situation.
For instance, if you had x in the set of complex numbers, and x²=-4, you would have solutions. If someone said, "If x was in the set of real numbers, there would be no real solutions to x²=-4", this would be true, but x is already established to be complex, so it isn't something to be considered.

So, to put it in more plain terms, Menou is lamenting a hypothetical situation that does not reflect reality.

and thats why she keeps asking questions before killing
nc supporting my claim

 

[BCS]

Honestly, an isekai with triplets that can go invisible, but only one(two?) at a time would be a pretty interesting idea on its own